The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-27 00:00:00

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A New Comedy bin rehearsal, esti will he peoilweettils town Rsi.mstimp; socivry IN LoNbi ?VHF •IECONI) ANNIVERSARY MEET & IN() the it•itilemrn ctuturcled with the C . anty of it hems Flt WAY. the sth of Ju o e, 1812, at the The object of title Ip.titotion, is tit:Apprentice the Children of isligent INoreitts. ire to lend a sum of without interest. r“ a ;nailed the (with security), to enable them to Setup in ba•iness. • • •I. • . Mr. Serkaut RIIST in the Chair. • • *** 'Dilater at Five a'Clark. Tirketyll. 1.. ench, to be had at the Loudon Criffee.lintsse I t h e . Cm no iLdociow, Strand t the Grecian Culfee-house, Twinkle ; - anti the "Ma's ffe.id, Strand. P. Secreatm 1 Kinealiearts"rallo, Teipple. . . .= OMilii • , .nr PXtIKER'S ChM ENT, mann .l.• • 'ow lured 'hark . * rfatICIS and White, I'hrenir Wharf, yaiellap. eta r 11,0telna.—Thi. article is used for stoecoing, s I ei*ee aW !nick bootee the appearance of store, :out is &now exerience. to he equally deruhle. tt Is used ia till damp ma et pitied satesalians sfur keeping nut wet, and also fw tanking undo. Wert*, isaiterery surf of bricic work tinder • I.er. Furweird, with ducctions fur use, its nee Bushel CiAls; N. B. Fine French Rerr Star v. CIifiTAION ESTCOURT,.soIe. 'mentor and Andy Manu too Itteturer of the touch-atruireti (7,11E7E1010N sTrtOP, Ihr v.i., 1.1 *Mel% w ill he o•timaterl by it single trial, isack‘p;. r.l no unrreiog prieripl., for relii.valiug, and per. t , etini the edge nl tozors, sum:lilt's bistro writs. It i• ifece.sorit to notify to the public, thin the Pees utietoes utoet toolguitte rupectutious hove been men Mil /IS .wk sold hits proved no stdditional recommen d te64; ;be thrre;'.tep wave% the acris.losited Uo o lte intioaur ;:. a nowt atilt:e to the Public-4N MI it beteg obe only st (interim.. %old whiles:o , , retail, and for e‘portothn. by Messrs. Ti nlhia tool Nor!e., cutlers, lti. New Illisntl•.treet ; and G. I , OIV NO. I, putishoes-hill, Agent s to the Ir:sewn, Row, toltilesex ; and may be h of must Loiters mod Perfumers throughout the Us.ited K intd,!eit. NFW AND IMPHAVED PLAN OF AL %yarrow, _ By J. CA RSTAIRS. liv this New Method any I iron may learn, in SIX LE:S IMS% ON I.V. a most Imaiiiiful Ruiiiiiiig Hand. This attain ? icnt will he of great advantage to thus who have Book: to lieep, sir, feu* their avocations in life, awe obliged to w rile ere (luridly. It will entirely eradicate any bad t•eraw I, and will alit add very snitch to accnrucy, frretioni,.and expedition. To %rite well MUM lie allowed toy all in he n inset necessary said teeful accomplishment. Any insprosement therefore that can be made a. facilitate the obtainlog of speed and proficiency in tins nit, numot be imacceptislardoihe admirers of Penmanship, via aim to done in hu•iness. This New Method is widely ttif- . &rent and entirely dtaitict front tat other Aletirodi lately a,tiver liied. erimene nuty he Been wed regpertebie refereoeS riene.aa. I Gereabirt.bt Nit. IS. Neu enstle-olreet. UNA& Ladies und Ge . ntlemea way be attenda fu any part of Landes at 'heir eau bne-ex. Accounts an/ the principle and most Useful Branches of the 3lathrmaties Tarthe upon an Us peditioms Plan. rr BISII reminds his friends that the whole of the 1 • tweseat LITTLE LOTTERY will be Dm% n on the Kineshirth-ea‘. The Scheme contains a variety of Prizes, among which are 1 .... of .....Chl,ooo I .... of .... XIO,OOO I 1 4 he. he. he. In the fast laotery, 10 Capital Mixes s in the last six months. St capital Prises g and ige gbe 111,5 two sears, 91 Capital Prizes sere sold :aid Shared by 111911, el 4, Corobill, and 9, Charier !nom SIVEWRIGIIT respectfully recommetlis the,. IL , 0 Scheme of the New LOITER 11", In draw 4th June !h.q. containing only ga(o I'lekew„ mon preseateuA a greater r ,, ,tce, of olitainiw: Ate 1.1 ;m 9 r X2ll.thle ' 4.5t19 41,a10 I S.thgt I , • ,10.0, 8 :e. Thum in rota fortn..r I,otteey.—Tirltnt4 and Shiite' ere .in sale in tan! varlet. :it the Fortunate ;Mica of b:r JA M ES BRANS COAI B and Ca. 37, l'urnhitl, 11. 114.1biv, 111. Olford .irret. I 3N, Ilnywarket, sauce •ttcret4 h..s been pnrticulerl♦ cremt to tiw King's Birth. ti -y. Minty( thcci sold Prix*, of .e2.5,i181, tC411.04), X1(1.400, 4 ,- . &c. GOVERXXIENT sTATm LOTTERY OFFICE, 8,. CORN • OAK Stock - Broker , respectfully begs leave 111, • In thank the Manlius's and Public Air the pieferesnegiven to Ihr /aeon. Olfire so she Lottery juA finished. • The Capital Prixce he had the pl-ams e 1.. di-tribute ere now firn ,Bo94 i nod SliareS N EW LITTLE LOT TER Y, to he doings the dth of Next Nienstb, iu as omit ;s3. she liusited number of Tickets. will allow, or erelong el for Pairs on ibis or other glict% in sing amouni. II is Wird... Ix oeccuary to recommend 1110 early iwtrchate us tads Owen*. owns Stale Lonsry Oftee, when the Public are ischlualoted that there're • try $.Olll Ticket@ yet a creitter variety vf Capital Prism thou hnve been inhatilted to safe iu farmer Lotteries of Twente-five Timinsond Ticket,.. Government becurites to any ainesint i Canal. D.wk, Water "arks, Bridge, and other b h arss bought and sold by Cosmos's,- non. N. 13. AI 8. Cnehhill (exehrivele) the Public eutiov the pri eitrie of pervning ell Neelp..per sand iVarks. KING'S BIRTH-1)A Y. WCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, olid CO. (the -A-Mr C4osurarbstt.) tesprettullv inform the Publ;r. Gag the IaITE LOTT U.R.Y will tr Drawn the 4th of JUN &.. 44 SC II ENI - ,e 9,1,000 5 OW 3.000 - YAKS - - LOA) 1 2 isio.non 10.01* 1 5,i100 3,000 ,11,01k11 2,000 1.600 1 1,1100 1,600 1.5 J) I,duil Mb 100 SU Si) 40 911 25, 15 . 9,1 'rickets. Tirlirls and Shares are Only en Sal loo e by RICIiARI)SON. woo- LL CK. mud Co. ui their Offices, the comer of ILIA 'landings. consbill; and facing the King's Mews, Cbarine Cross t where, 111 the Lottery drawn on the ,:1011; April last . th ey 1 . 144 the tsl %o CAPITA). PRIZI.:4. in 64 Skates : Xs. 5.518 a Prise of .811 1 41110 11,514 . . - 5,000 11.439 . . . 3,00;,) 2.4414 • - . - .bO3 1,0011 . . 4.740 - - 5110 SAS . a 1.610 1.050 19,650 . . . ' S j, , •••• rli~:c_' ..••••e iiii Ima • ROYAL LANCASTERIAN INSTITUTION. AT a numerous and highly-respectable Me e ti ng o f the FRIENDS to the ROYAL LANCASTERIAN SO CIETY for the EDUCATION of the POOR, held at the Eteernasosis Hull, on Saturday, May 9, 1812, His Royal Ifighoeso the DUKE of KENT, in the Chair. Itwas revolved unaoimmosly. on the Motion of his Royal Highne-s the Doke of Suosex, secoctled by E. Horner, Esq. M.P. I. I. That as the object of the Royal Lioneasterian Insti tution, is Cie promotion of the . Education of the Poor throughout the Brlti.h Empire, it is evident th a t a ti” te ,,, o f ' Inotruction fully applicable to National Foluetttion. nowt not I only he economical and expeditious, but also he bounded on those principles of universal Tolerati in. ;thereby no sert•or de- 1 onmination of religions professoro is excluded from th e oicquisi- ; lion of knots ledge, through tholurced introduction of any par.' ticular Creed or Formulary. On the Motion of the Duke of Sumer, seconded by F. Hors ; err, Coq. M. P. • l 2. Tb it by confining iustrection its School to the Holy Scrip. turn, which are the foomlittion of all religiotto insintclioa, en 1 doctrine repugnant to an., etas, of Christiansen he iutroduced; while the Clogs , rind Mini-tem are left at foil liberty to ioeut• • cue, thole pan weldor Catechism nod setstioneuit on the call- • ' drenbeltingthg totheir respective communions. At the Anniversary Dinner held on Saturday May 16, his Royal Highness the bake of SUSSEX, in the dalr, the fol lowing Donations and Subscriptions uere teceivetl:- . His Royal Highness Cie Mr. Howie sel 2 Prime Regeut,Auto..£lo3 0 Edw. Home, Esq. 9 9 Ills Royal Nighties, she Walt. home, E.g. 9 2 Duke of Kan, Doti. 5) 0 Jos. Janson, Eli. Ann. 2 0 • Ditto Alai. 90 0 Wm. Joone.on, Ebel. 2 2 Ditto, in New BuildingS IU 0 H. Lloyd, Esq. 9 9 . His Royal Ilighors. she .Ditto, Ann. 2 2 i Duke of Suosta, D00..52 10 Rev. Dr. Malthus S 9 ! Anouy mous, by If - It. Ditto, Alia. • • 2 2 • H. the Duke of Kent 103 0 Jadontgomery,Esq.Aun. 2 9 Ditto, by II: R. H. the . J. Abillet, Eat. 9 9 Doke. of Sossea,D.G. 165 0 Rev; Dr. ?Cabby 9 2 Ditto; by hie Grace the _J. Plaisket, ksq. 2 2.. Duke of Bedford,H.K.loi 0 Ditto, ' Aan. 2 9 Ditto.by Al r..folt. M.L. 103 0 Was. Pilau, Esq. '2 2 A Froesid, by Mr. Wm. Robert Pryor, Log. 2 2 Alleo 103 0 George Rawson. Esq. 2 9 His Grace the Duke of J. T. Reynolds, Esq. Ann. 2 2 Bedford, President 59 10 J..Rowcroft, Esq. Anti. 2 2! Lord Carrington 52 10 T.S. V 0, Sir T. Boriug, Bart.• • , A *native • 2 0 M. P. Dim. 50 0 Rich. Ta)loor, Esq. 2 0 Doin, Ann.. b - 0 Ditto, Ann. 1 / I S. Whithread,Eoq. M.P. 32 10..J010n 'Walker,' Esq. 2 2 1 3. Walker,Esq.Suutitgait3l 10 Onto Ann. V 9 t Earl ob Ittostyn 111 0 Sau d Woods, Esq. 2 0 0. C. Western.Esq.M.P. 21 .0 At T. - 1 0 1 Ham. Wm. Elphomooe .21 0 F. J. Adams, Esq. 1 U Alex. Davisms, Esq. 21 0 Ditto, Ann. 1 1I tw is ty worbastoto, Coq. 21 0 John Actorooty. E.q. I 1 i Ants/Islam's, per Won. *Gideon Ackland, Esq. 1 1 Smith, Ems. M. P. 90 0 I'. Alexsya, Esq. I 1 Es er. A rood:III. Esq. 2a 0 William Arch, Bog. 1 1 I Henry Way mouth. Coq. 111 0 Geo. Atkinson. Esq. 1 11 Gurney Barclay, Esq. - - 10 10 Cl. A. Aylweit, Esq. I 11 Dowd Barclay, Esq. .10 10 G: By, Esq. Alm. 1 1 Charles Barclay.. EN. 10 10 Joseph Bates, Esq. Aim. 1 1 H.Broughoim, Esq. M.P.10-10 Mr. Bell, Auto. 1 1 1 Thos. F. Buxton, Esq. 10 11l Mr. Bennett Francis Coming. Esq. 10 10 B. Bloom, Esq. • 1 1 I T. J. Clark, Esq. 10 10 J. Booth 5 0 Hugh ClidOrd, Esq. 1U 11) Mr. Besot, Aim. 1 1 Major-Crimea' Fero- Capt. Bowen, R. Navy 1 1 j son, M. P. 10 0 Ittr. W. fl•iyd 1 01 Lord Fingal) 10 0 Boys of 51r. Lancaster's •M. Fitzgerald, Pig. School 11. bs. 64. M.P. knight of Kerry 10 0 Joseph Br a d s haw, Li. 1 1 Joseph Eleicher, F.ort. 10 10 Ditto, Ann. 1 1 . Polesors. Goad and Rua- W. Brown, Eq. 1 0 bury 1 0 10 Mr. B. Bremer 1 1 Slr Fronds Geold 10 10 T. Cog 1 0! 'Mr. Sherif Melville 10 10 Mr. Campbell, Ann. 1 I j Sam. Hoare, Jun. El. 10 10 Samuel Case, E.q. Ann. 1 1 Henry Hinckley, Esq. 10 10 J. C. per W. Corolla 1 0 John Horner. F.i. 10 10 Geo. Christopher, Esq. 1 .Jos. Home. F.sq. M. P. 10 tO Chas. Clarke, E.q. Aun. 1 1 Mai q Lon.d.s Ise Amu 10 10 Dr. (" Oxon I. 1 Ho. H. Ls sitcom:M. P. Ist 10 R. H. Cooke. Esq. Amu. 1 1 - Lixtutore, Esq. Si. W. ('ooper, Esq. 1 1 Mary Axe 10 10 C. C rialie, Esq. Anne 1 1 Luotrosterian School, Mr. J. Jacksuu Cult 1 1 Blame/old 10 0 Mr. John Calf 1 1 J. Alai thicau, Esq. 10 10 Mr.. Win. Lad .1 1 Ditto, Aim. I V Mrs. emir 1 1 Earl Moira 10 11l MOM Elizabeth_Cut 1 1 Lord Morison, M. P. 10 10 mi s , Ana etuy . 1 1 11. Parnell, laits. M. P. 10 0 Miss Mary Cub' 1 . 1 Bev). show, E.g. AL P.lO 10 Atis: Caroline Cuff 1 1 (3. Sdvertop. Esq. 10 10 Aliso Emma Cuff 1 1 Geo. milk. Esq. M. P. lu Iso PeterDoivy, Esq. 1 I Morquis'orf Tow Work 10 0 Win. I)Cflth l-4q. 1 3 sirJ. Throekonortno,Bt. 10 10 Abraham Oehuale, Esq. 1 0 Id. Wood. h.q. All. 10 10 Donation 1 1 A. P. Arch a it AL Duch:imp , 1 I Win. Alms, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Ellis 1 U Rotten 'Utley. req. 3 a Rev. J. Evans 1 1 J. liacthome, jou. Esq. 5 5 M. A. 1" 1 Mich. Bland, Jul. 5 5 'E. Everell, Esq. Ann. / 1 Ales. lberelay, Esq. 5 5 L. E.. ' 1• 0 Gtorte Moroi. Esq. 3 0 .1. - Fl.ll, Esq. 1 0 J. W. &illation, .sq. s'o Mr. Folder, Ann. 1 1 Dionatiusi,by Om. Doable 5 0 Wan. Flit, juii AWL 1 1 M. liorwayee, Eel. 5 A Mr Intact 1 1 Ditto. Ann. 22 T. reiteh, Lbg. Atm. 1 1 Gisarks *Om jail. Eaq.s 6 A* Fisdid 1 1 J. Chatfield, Fag. , 5 0 J. G. Ann. 1 1 Captain CudJ, Aim. b 0 W. ()ire., jun. Esq. Ann. -1 1 J. Cook, t:0. b 0v F. Gorop..riz, E. 4. !Wu. 1 1 Kee. Dv. Grumble b b -Rob% Grunt. Esq. Amu f 1 J. Conn., Esq. • b 5 3. P. Graves. h.q. 1 0 Ditto, Ann. 1 1 C. Greases, Eil. 1 1 Tow. Dirkidooi N. 5 5 Rev: Yr. tiritushaw, Ans. 1 1 j o ky Jus. Disloo, E-q. 5 5 3. H. ••• 1 1 Cluq.. Doiserqp-, Eq. .5 5 S. 11. , 1 0 A Friend to this bystein N. Harrison, Eq. 1 1 of Edecatios. to be Was. Hancock, fag. 1 1 applied iis rewarding Jolla Hooper, Es*. 1 1 potshot aserlt in the W. J. Howe, Esq.. 1 1 nuaitori, and to be Rev. Joseph Hsighes 1 1 bestowed us i/be die- I'. Keure), Esq. 1 1 cream) of Mr. Lao- Rich. Lomb, kcq. Am'. 1 1 easier may direct 5 0 Robs. Crete. Esq. Dun. 1 1 John (iolk, Esq.. 5 3 Ditto, Aim, 1 1 Ditto Anil. 1 1 James Leann, F.'q. AIWA 1 1 • • nenrYG"ltS 3l ,l2 - I.M.P. 5 5 R e v.Mr.Leigh,ltoehinooni 1. 1! THE SIt.VElt MEDAL. Ditto ' Ann. 2 2 J. J. Lister. Esq. Ant:. 3 I 1 NEW iVirPNTEI) TRUSSES, TO GUARD AGAINST Win.Haldoinand, Bpq. b 0 E. Lloyd, Esq. 1 1 ! I'llE. -INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. John Hardy, Esq. 5- 0 W. Fremantle Lloyd, Esq. 1 1 , Snotmioned by the Society for the - Encouragement of Arts, Ma l/inn. Ann. 2 V Mo. Lock . 1 0o . nufactures. nioil Commerce of England. J. ilenitle, Eel. 5 5 J. E. Lock, Eq. 1 07 :I WHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument - maker, shoo', Ann. 9 V Grow Lome, Esq. I ' 1 •B 7 • and Cutler 141 St. Itirtheiloinew's Hospital; Trans-;maker J. Hollis, Esq. High A. Ly twit, Esq. 1 1 to hi , Shiett) . l 1101 ..... table Commissioners of the Transport Wy comae 5 0 J. M. 1 0 11,,,,,A ; nod P. the City of L 44444 two 'lots. Society, for Relieving J. Jut** 1111 l Esq. M. P. 3 l/ J. Masolers.OKElq.Anr. 1 1 oh- Ruptured Poor, pato:mired by his Royal Highneos the Lieu).-Colouel O'Kelly S 5 Mr. W. Morley 1 -1 Doke of Cauol•ridee, anntainces i•it NEW-INVENTED SER- Wm. Kirkland, EA.. 5 5 M r . G. Morley, Ann. I 1 ' Pa.N TI S I:: CUkVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by Ditto, Aso. S S 1). lt. mom Esq. Ammo. 1 1 ' which a Cure, is moony Coors. nth ho obtained; and he en- R ee . Or. Lindsay 5 5 Mr. Napier, Ana. 1 1 ' • so keep )Me mint difficult Rupture that ever existed, pi fe,lli H. 13. Matten, E-q. in Ile"- J. N'ghll'll Ile 1 1 : without ittrimsniience in ill: wearer. oalto 11111 l to .1 Cotner 1). B. O'Neill), Aisn. 1 1 ! T h .. s o , joy of Arts, Ste. hiving voted their Silver Medal for Donation Of VI 5 5 Mr. P.orker 1 4 1 ~1 the al(nye linprovemeat. the Inventor has load the heroine of Joseph Martimmii, E.q. 5 5 J. Perry, P.rq. D 'ow Aoo. 9 2 Dino, Asia. I• i ! N or f o lk, th e i r P r esident. Joiost Martineau, Esq. 5 5 Alr.T.Piper,East-chenp, I Th e inventor Los" now the tiatisfaction likewise to announce, I Mail MOI/UlitUt, 1.1. b b Ann. • 1 1 that his Tiu,Ses having gieco the greatest s•toisficrion to the 4- J. Nicholsoil, Esq. 55 W. Piper. Ebel. Ann. 1. 1 &lett with Raptures, that ;sot less than 7010 perking have. Ditto, Ann. 2 I IC Piollipo, E.g. 1• i within these few years, felt the goad elTects of them. these Edw. Quin, E.q. Ann. 5 5 Mr. J. Porten 1' 1 Trosms having been mode (to Anatomical principle., which PM H. Rogers, Esq. Don. 1% J. lbelshrele. Ertl. Amt. 1 I other Tru-s lo• is ever hem). The liortutor motives the Afflicted, Jon. Reeve, Log. Atilt. 5.5 P. M . Rowel, M.D. Aotr, 1 1 that liv e s jnoe oi o l isle, will be thoroughly convinced of their It. Slade, Esq. 5 5 Cutb4 " l 14 ."'" 1 3't Efil- 1 1 luverietrity over toll Trusties now iii use; Mil may be bad at hi s. Dom, Aim. 9 2 Francis Roundly. Pall, 1 1 1 1 / 4 11illfgetirY• Soder the Grove Gateway of St. Bartholomews Vinceni Stuckey, El. 5 5. L. Rowe,: lisvareanont Hospital, West Smithfield; nod at No. 27, Lombard-street, Anthony Sooty a 0 Ann, - 1 1 Col•ohiti. . Was. Thorne, Esq. 5 5 R. 0.-11. 1 I) . N. B. Where at4i may bl• had, his new mulcoenvlcle Aping - Will. Vaughan, Esq. 5 5 E. T. , 1 1 tutus, as a Substitute %or Leeches rand the. AMULET, fur Robert Wormer, 1.1. q. bki V:' o. 1 1 almoyeaing Ruler, without a llune. • • Wm. Wallis, Esq. Xi 5 A Straneer . .C 2 0 Ditto, Ann. 1 1 James Scott 1 0 J. Warner, Esq. 5 0 Jnhn Scutt 1 0 R. Wilkes, EN. 5 0 H. Scott 1 0 A. B. C. 3 0 .1. %limbed, Esq. Ann. I 1 Richard Blarnere , Esq. S 3 Mr. Silver, Ann. 1 1 Joseph Rriggs, Esq. 93 J. Simpson, E:vq. Ann. 1 1 Ditto, Ann. 2 2 W. Simp.nn, r'..sq. Ann. 1 1 Rev. Dr. O'Connor •3$ F. Slade, Esq. 1 4 Riot. Curran, Esq. S9I. P. Smith, Esq. Ann. 1 0 Ditto, Ann. 22 J. ;berry. Esq. Ann- 1 1 (. Aden, Evq. 22 H. Steinhawspo, Esq. 1 1 A. R. 2 U Mr. R. Stevens, Anti. 1 1 Attrinymnu3 2 0 IVrn. Stock, inn. E. 1 1 J. Beviricton, Esq. 2 2 Rev. M r . J ohn ht) l et . , per Jnieph Itrimity, k;sti. 2 2 Mr. Fox 1 1 Distil, Ann. 1 1 Mr, J. It. Surr 1 0 J. R. Hufrhhordl, Esq. 2 0 Mr. J. L. Suer 1 1 J. C. mod H. C. 22G. T. • 10s. 64. Ge ,, xoehraine, Esq. Ann. 2 0 A. T. 1 1 J. Caller, Esq. 2 0 It. Tither, Ann. 1 1 Jnmei. Dustier. F.?.q. 2 2 Mr. Tapir, Chenptlit:e 1 1 Übe. Falk infg. FM. Ann. 2. 2 J. C...T/topie Aim. 1 1 de Anrson Feldberg, 14q. 2. 2 J - . H. Tutot. 9 l 7 -4. 1 1 W. Frchtf. Esq. ,2 I Rev. It. WAtis D. D. 1 - 1 Thus. Foster, Esq. ,101. B. Wisrehv 1 1 J. Dray. Esq. •'2 2 • Pd.lVondon., jun. Esq. 1 1 . I . l OrAy,Esq.l.inenin'item 2 2 .1. Y. 1 1 Rishard ffarrisnii, E.q. 2 It .Inines Young, ESq. Ams. 1 1 0. Hargrave, Esq. Ann. 2 2 Tripp, Ano. . . V 11 tjlt CR LalNl CO NV LATED INTO fitirTs. • The Duke of Bedford 100 0 Jot.epa Fry. Esq.' 10.1 11 The E sermars of &elide Anthony lbws?, Rm. 10r1 Sir F. Rdlrisgts Bawl. 100 0 Edam d James, lie+ 100 0 Fry, 1144. 100 0 John Walker, Eng. 100 U The result of Ibis day fully proves that a Briti , h only requires to be dathfied of the utility of a tnetwure, in order to give it the most most efficient supports and although prejodic • and misopprelsension may for a time impede the pritgre4 of a gond work, yet, tilt imittely, in a country like this, its merits nowt be seen and acknowl e d g ed. Th e T rustees o f th e Royal 1.,111(719.. terian Institution, cannot but Indulge the ph•nsing hope, that an annual suhscription will he elwerfOlv provided, adequate to the cninparatively Man, but itnlivensible charge of board and clothing of young men durill their trzhoing ns teachers, fair the organizing af deltoids for the whole of the poor population 4' the British Empire. Likewise, drmatioms from the friend: to this system of education, are solicited in liquidation of the debt of the I rat itution. •. • Subrcriptiores are reoeivetl by Meccrs. Kensinctor:s mut Co. Lowbartkireet ; Mr. For, No. 9.7, ArgNII-ttreet ; a:s4 Mr. CorAoa, No. 30, Ludgate—.irert. GSMITH (late Haney and Smith, .Ludgate. • street). bees most respectfully to return his thanks to hi: Friends and the Public fur she distingui- heti f.i -; sours sheun him during his laic Partnership, and to ileum them he has taken the husitles. of Mr. JamesNewberry. 88, Aldtme. whirls he has opened with is general assortment of Irish Linens, Stseetines. Table-cloths, kc. added ton superb display of fancy goods fur the brunt+, and nn such terms that fen, if any. can maintain at competititsi. G. S. feels it his duly in observe, from the many of the same 1 name, be has no connexiun with any hone in Ludgnte.street, I our any tither than his Linen and Mus:ist Warehouse, 88, Aid ! gate, corner sic Jewry-street. TO MERCHANTS, IANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. AYOUNG MAN who has occasion to go three times it %enr to most of the principnl towns in Scotland, and whose time it not fully occupied. would be glad to do bu siness by Commission for any respectable Howe. One connect ed whit the Drapery fir TiOheedinliery Would, however, be-pre ferred. Can give security for any , intromissinus. Leiten. post paid, addressed to T. V. R. Post Office, Edia blugh, wit' he attended to immediately. Or ru KING'S PATENT. THE Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Captains of Ships, TOWII and Comore Dealers; are respectfully sic qualated tiatt•l have result...el from Hood-street, and base ap pointed Messrs. JOS. N() r and CO. Chemists and Drug- Om. No. 9, Benr-street, Leieestev--quare. 'Wholesale and Re tail Venders of the , PATENT V ll)l..ltif SOAP and CREAM OF 'V LOLIt TS, where they may depend on having them fresh aid rensine. The Rimer nriii.lea haying gained a decided superiority over even other for defending site skin from the icy of the weather, what is cononooly called clasps, and giving a pleasibg softness and delicate fairness to the relict or coarsest hand, needs so further encomium. "14 the various imitatinns that are run lised to he imposed is a sufficient proof of the estimation in which it has been held for a namber of year. 61 In purchasing or sending servants. he particular in giving direr lions or orders for HALL'S PATENT VIOLET : to dis tinguish the real from the counterfeits. the Patentee's signature ' in Isis Int n hand writing WI the tosside wrapper. The Snap, in women at 2.. GE and 1..64.; Creels; of Violets, In bottles 4.. 6d. mid i.. fel. Faultily boxes, containing twelve large 'Snares, It 5.. ; and boxes suntaining twelve snail squa.-es lbs. 111w,* hoses, or asmaller quantity. are continued lobe sold re tail only by the Patentee, to such persists who prefer having it immediately from him, and are forwarded to order to any part of the 'nob or country, by addressing a liar post paid, unclos ing one or two pound note, flue change will be returned in the package and warranted to arrive safe. J. B. HALL, Patentee. Chemical Elementary, Jubilee place, Kilter road, Chelsea, March 14, 1619. a , Mali ON SPRING DIET. " It i 3 in Ftpring,' ;- ;11-,:erves a cetehrotted Physician, " that e,.rni inn inn 724 disea•e: come into action; and it', at this season, p. orie n ere I,i adopt an alterative diet, 'mach human inbery would prevented." THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not only very nourishing ple:osiint to the palate, but ample esperieste , .! ha. proved it t., he .!,ore rflienr inns in ciirrecting the cosedi .. and parifyii lite blood t hit° he Lisbon Diet Drink, or Snrimpariiin. People •utiket t. ernplione of the sib in, nod such as are of Giatty. RUirnls, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Ha bits, will lind the Sassafras Cocoa n InoSt invalimhle article of diet. In the perb,dirtil works on Medicine it is highly extolled, tool its lie is adopted by several eminent Physicians. It is s-ld is a griiund -late for boiling (iii the same manner as Mice). mire lb. bd. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 99, Siread. . ()Mess from the country mad be accompanied with a re mittance. • • • SALF.S, FiAntry gernsiinry, Finghur”orrere. riv Mr. HULL. tO-111011.110W, Muy 214. QC:VERA well.bred seasoned ERA, ItioUla kJ Mn of boo ; *eight:; eihk• 1 1 11111 W Ittickiwiy. hi g•••id comlition. mud rust trotters t , evrtill pairs a? Cuarth, auruurhr, Caudal, and Curtirle Gelgtougs, dterrent cable t 1 . 41 ";* gted tt tI T.evetstricuthl (tic !fumes, perferib quiet M luirneiN iin4 fireit Mime Wiry rkrrr Hursrs. which 'Mee been nit* with timeps; an.l Diet'' !!..rtes; a went now), (Itl4ll,lonm* Mdrid, (t fur rrtncbinef, muircuachrs, pust-rituilee, &c aivo revera, IttinS4itsoe 6111111118$ 4, lieWsbeq. Voluible and scarce Prior-, Bunks Tf Prints, beautiful Draw: . inn.. nt..l.oprrb Miami-- . By ME:MIKE!. neat WILSON. A F , their Cal. Roma , No. 20. Skinner -.tart, Noose.*lll. T'' O , Mt/R ROW, Ain./ 4.1, 1813, anti sterna fallowing t)a)s,, ~ at T w ri,e ...CBee . k Orr rii recrinTif the A.lnsiiiiskironwL :T i i (r ,i;L re . Itillitili ol r . t 7.1 D S K eats, gattirtsite S i a A tr• *rot* 'We ii2i7int *til t 1.J.1. 1". S. l g . I. ' 4 1141 4 IC I tsf lies! Prima, 1 .) , ancient oral - modern Mie.ters,'partintl ,rly ..f te. h early -,herasto *bend.' by Martin Srltiwn, Isrnel Van Meek, ! I Albert I)uree; Ores VIM' folciOn. &e. ; Fn.:lt-J. and Foreign Pdrtraity; the Spa Ports of I.'r2nre. 1, her Vernet ; sme fine Historical and Topagraphieal Prints, &c.; n henu- Nita, and choice as-erublace of Drawings Icy the most rile ! brute)! .Artist., among which are a set of entunMe Chi..ess ! Drawings, leprrientiug the History. of Chinn from the etoliest i linter.AU tune hundred nod twc..l).7nor sheen. in three eeltoteg I highly dui:hell Ntireint.erg anti 140timical Draw tips; ,isrtring ! (Obeid on topography, history, and heraldry ; wig-ilia! Ora* in i t., ! by Roo land s on 4lntl others; sTry vt elnahle rod -oprritle it n. minuted Millials t capital Books of Prints, including scverid ~,... rellaneous selectio.r. by Call.d, Della 13..11 , 1, 11 ices., the sane. lets. Blltlnlonni, Buubur‘, &c. ; ronov of the nidw roefinrd i work- tit Natural History ;0. roimptrie Set of Buries. Vices 1 of Cities, &r. in Enelantl and Wales ; nn stiligne c..p yof nrii-e% i Ancient As incur, with the twirinal d raw in;, i I Ite lu geasl•erg !Gallery. most h. iihant inspre.s...re ; 1346:a1l and Bu)dell'. pub. licutime ; and other snlualise property. May be viewed, and Catalogues h ..I (al 6.1. each), of Mat.• i tell and Wikon. 20. Skinorr-sfieet, Snow-hill. 1 1 0 PLUMBERS, PAINIsERS, and GLA IR 7.1 ER Si —Tit be dispinied nr, the GOODWILL of .t vrrr lurrntive MAP. illgelhtt ‘llll the Le.itke of the Douse. &c. haute an the writer bide, in the centre of the c ompx jos h . Would well , nit any perein cornineueing hieliwsi,. or any one oe sinim of eid . trziug citeitex ion., a goad '.r.ide having heel; fined to the linti.c in ntl the tiranche. ninny year.. Shit k a., I,nntl not heavy, which, together with Filiture , f &r. aright be paid by gat, with security, at the contrnience of the per. elriaer. Asay one enmosanding a moderate capital, and dtkirneet of treating for the name. ma♦ bare an imeryiew .with the• Pro. priettle. by addN•t•inn it line (lust paid), with real a our, to Mr. Moor. C..itnernr.n, 37, Sas blrao. THE HORSES may be iet off from any Carricto nt speed, with pellets ea-r and safety, by hitvilia \V IL- L IAM WS PATENT ell ES I.:RYE RS, iu tho tame .Atituer au was publicly athibtlat nn M Lamy U. in Grovyvnaor. place, sear Tanervalro. Curririlv, anthill two-wheel Curriauev. may be built and altered to prevent the frequent acchtenti which daily occur. Apply at the Carriage Life Preserver Office, No. 7, Pope's CoroktlL •: V "ILK PANHARMONICON with the addition of the AULARtiANON,.RE-OPENED on Monatoov. the eth iestant, at No. I!, Piceaditly, bite the Liverpool Museum. —Mr. GUI{ K, the Inventor and Propriet. r of the N..k ~ v e. fot strnmenr, which, diking the short time of its Exhinooloon ut igley's Rooms, was honoured with the most nattering apprn. tuition and patronage of tliF British Public. most 'roper:trolly apologises to the Nobility,Gentry, und tbe Lovers of Music, and the Mechanical Arts in general, for the isterrupi ion occasioned in the Performance, by arraccidental injury the onsimineut sus tained, its well a: by his sothstvient indisposition and the want of a well-adapted Room for the display of its powers, and now has the honour to acquaint them, not only that the otferesoid impediments are completely removed, but also that he has avail ed himself of the interval to improve considerably the Mechan ism and ellect of the Panharmonicon. The Attlargamoti, wise u self-performing Instrument. and constructed on principles similar to thorn of the Poinharmonicon, will, he hopes, although of lesser compass and dimensions, merit the approhatiorio of the Musical Public, by the sweetness of its tones, and the precision of its execution of a variety of the most difficult and tovnerite pieces. With regard to the Paulin:monk - on, as that invention bas already been honoured by the applause of a numerous pub lic, Mr. G. will only confine himself to the stntement of the sim ple fact of its eonsisting of llt dotes, 20 octave flutes, 31 (Irwin nets, and oboes, 18 bassoons, 14 trumpets. four French horns, kettle drums, cymbals, triangle, great &um, common drum, &c. ; beside a complete organ, nil real instruments set in intona tion wad performance by niechitnistu alone,. so as to perform. like one grand oche-tra of wind iretrumetits, overtures, sym phonies. marches, rondos, &c. of which a constant variety , a it:t the addition of the most favourite English pieces. will ikrenfter he displayed. The performance will be exhibited three tittles a day, viz. from Ito 2,Y to 3, and 3 to 4 o'clock. Admission, One Shilling. THE FOUNTAIN OF FORTUNE. RIDDING and CO. No. 1, Cornhill (the corner oral in the Mansion-house), return their grateful Thanks for the grateful Patronage of the Public, and rentivd them ,that in the last two Lotteries they bad thesingular gond f o rtune so sell the two 20,110 a Prizes, and the first 4ilo/. Prize, in Sfi Shares; indeed their general mass of various Prize- so grea•ly exceeded the due proportion. that if P. and Co. bad kept all . the Tickets and Shares selected fur the supply of their Oilier its the last Teen Lotteries t they would have ) telded a profit of up wards of :12.0 Of. over tied above the prime cost. Pidding and Os. encouraged by this extraordinary luck, in vite Adventurers to purchase without delay for the sni•di I.ot ery to he drawn on tke King's nit th-day, the 4th oL ni Zt Month, at their Offices. No. 1, Corohill, and No. S. Charing cross. third dour from Northumberland-house opposite the Stowe. ~ ~h. ♦~ 'e• ~ _ • ~ ~_ ~ .. ,• . - - • . , .0 , ' QTRENGTHENDIG PILLS, prepared by Dr. L." 11ARMSTRONG. No. 89, Great Harthnlome w -close. West .Smithfield. London, for Nervous Complaints, Conchs. Astlisols, Consumptions, Night Sweats, and FeMillt Weakn...ses of every description; Barrennees. Bearing down from bar; Latinism. Sr. initial Weakness, mid Impineucy in the Male Sex. Price fio. the hos, duty included. . . . Also, lIA/thISTRONG'S. ' FEMALE VEGETABLE PILLS for foinnt i cs only, rut the commencement and decline of `he most crit:cal periods of their lives. which is the roost prioper Plirit: for Wpaseitafter Lying-in or AI fsearriages. being nos only Medicine in the world so .3tre depended upon for Miring In. ' • fildinmat ions, ObstruMiona, tetdUlet!vv , l the Womb. Price Vs. 9d. the box, duty included. t• • To op, EIARMSTRONG. Staff T cannot find war is leitfiCirM to !sprints lay grneitnits for the wonderful recovery of nky Wife, by the mitt of your Sirengtheniue Pills. She was tw o years heavily afflicted, on,. „, of wider was confined to her br::, being deprived of atte use of her limbs, attended with violent palm. nod u weak ra t . elated state, for which the bad the best itdvicein this place, and wks a patient iu St. Themes's Hospital tett weeks, a out finding the least tidier, Until she was fortunately memo -mended to take pier invslo.lble Medicine, the Streogqsening . .Pills, which soon performed a perfect cure. CH ARLEX WRIGHT, Jan. 8, 1819. 29, Culetnan-street. Woolwich, Kent. ' These Pills any he had of the Doctor, 89. Great liartholn. mew close, West Smithfield, London, with printed directions wrapped roun d cac t i cipressiag a ou.otter of the most respectable nod Authenticated Curs I also the Proprirt in nae, signed by himself, It. Hariastrong, on the label outside each Box; none else can be eeneine. And, by his tippi.itu, meat, they are sold whokwale and recoil by So loo n:, R 9S o3 „ al F t lee x t e r n i xe kT, w Lo n ton N s ., !u s id 24 7 ti ta . l ll l elge n 7. B u it econ 3wrLtil;l : B : ) :i r . ford-genet; and all other respectable Medians Vendors in Tess and Gantry. - - • ,•- - • • a ~Yi 1 0 • i , 1