The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-15 00:00:00

I 1 1111411 ANSCOMB's only and Lucky Office is at No. 1, flothorn-bars, the comer of Middle-row, where was sold iss loss Lottery. No. 8385, the Grand Prize of 20,2001. in Eleven Share& ; tool in the last Six Mouths, Six Glipitul Prizes, i• Eighty Shares. The New lottery, to he drawo the 17th arla 29th of this Month (SIiPTEMBER), embraces the following utlvantattes in ta vola of the Public. viz. there are Finer Passes of 2,1,0001. tool 16,0: 1 0 1 . Eleven of 10.01. nod 5001. with a verve great proportion of 2,01. 1001. &C. &a:. the bent Prizes are TO% ; the first 1030 Blattlisdrawn will be Yol. each ; the first•drawn Prize ;those 201. on the first day will he entitled to 10,0301. in addition to , what it ratty be drawn; rind the hrst•drawu uo the ascot:4 day, le like manner, will he entitled tw 20,0301. Tickets and Shares for this extraordinary benefici.ll Lottery, w►ich rental= only 12,0J0 Tickets, are on Sale at the ttul3 for- Senate (Mace, No. 1, Holborn-batN Joy... enemy ___ tying the channel of Karlebago, I proceeded there without loss of gale, but from contrary winds, and a strong current, did not arrive till this morning. The con- voy having had notice of our approach, had sailed.— The. port of Karlebago offers such excellent shelter for the enemy's convoys, that I thought Wan object to destroy the works which defend it. The Go vernor, refusing to accede to the terms I sent him, I anchored within pistol-shot of the batteries, and after a good deal of firing, a truce was hung out, and the place surrendered at discretion. The marines and a detachment of seamen were landed,. under the com mand of Lieutenant Howl, and took possession. No time was lost in embarking the guns. and destroying the public works ; and having hlown up the castle,' the party were re-embarked. "The place was commnnded by Monsieur de Zer gollen, who is a prisoner on board, with his Aid-de- Camp, and a French Commissary of the Marines.— The castle mounted four uine-pounders, in the south east battery , two twelve-pounders, and in the north battery two brass sixes. - . I am sorry to AA •. vire had tour seamen severely wounded in this effete, trco.of thaw _their left arms I shot off.. have only now,. Sir, to express my ap probation of every one employed in the service. I have, &c. W. HOSTE, Captain. To Rear-Admiral Fremantle, &e. Report a Seamen, &e. wounded oa board .his Majesty's ship the Bacchante, while in action with the battery of Kadcbago, May 15. Michael Callachan, 'carnet', lost on anti Joseph Eyers, sea man, severely, lost an arm; John 11t•Evoy, seaman, severely ; John Thompson (3), seaman, slightly._ _ _ (Signed) W. L KIDD, Surgeon. IFIOSTE,• Captain. His Majesty's sloop Nautilus, of Alicata, May 24, 1813. LIN-T be g lerivelo acquaint , you, his Majesty's sloop under my command this day eliptured the French privateer xebec Le Colombe, mounting four 'stuns, w•ith'a complement of forty men. She bad been a month from Get via, and made one capture, which was the same vessel this sloop recaptured on the 15th inst. of Madding. I hare the honour to be. &c. (Signed) THOS. MINCH, Captain. Vkc-Admiral Sir E. I'ellew, Bart. &c. Milford, of Raps*, May 25, 1813. Sir,—l have the honour to inform you, that yes terday a convoy from Stagus to Cattaro was per ceived by us inside the islands, and that the Weazle and Haughty were intmediately sent in pursuit of them. From Captain Black's report,. I learn that the whole, ,consisting of six sail, laden with grain, were taken or destroyed. without any less. I am sorry to say the master of tise llttughty.is slightly wounded. I haie the honour ttf, be, &c. • (Signed) TIjOS. YEAS. FREMANTLE. ' Vice-AdmiralSir Edward Pellew, Hart. Commander-la-Chief. . . ' • Milford, off Nowa. Jane 2. ISIS. Sin,—l bite - the hon Our to acsUitial you, that, by the report of vessels .captured and • destroyed, from Captain Tritton, 'of his Majesty's sloop' Kiugsftsher, dated 27th DIG it appears, that " at Pert Steno, .he tpok six vessels and destroyed Atree, laden with grabs and wine for.Ragusa." .7 . have the honour, &c. • • TOO. FRAti. FREMANTLE. Viee-Adosfral Sir Edward Peusw, Wart. Catutusider la Chief. His Slejesty:Oloop,f i iint, or the Esgargurs, June 4, 1819. Stei—l have lb* honour to report to 'you, that his Majesty'e sloop under my. command, •hat just captured, after the third long and anxious chise l the * French *need I brig'Hart (late the well-known pri veteer of that Warne), lat.en with a valuable cargo, from Marseilles tn; Tunis. She is pierced for 14 guns, but had only six meonted in this voyage, and which were thromw overboard during our , first day's punuit. I intim the honour to b., &e. T. NICHOLAS, COM.. Vice-41:11.1011111#2.,Pellew, Bart. - • El. George's Harlem?, Llsvaolaee Lq, 1813. 811 1 -1 have the kohour to lactose a letter frotn Captain Taylor, and two from Captain Garth, dated the 18th and 90th alt. acquainting me with the cap. a martello tower to prevent our capturing hitt., I immediately dispatched three boats from this ship, under Lieut. Montagu, accompanied by Lieut. Nares, of the Apollo, in your barge and gig, when; after receiving the vessel's fire on their approach, They brought her out in the usual style, having dtivem sortie of the enemy's troops, who came down to her protection, a considerable way up the country. She iras arated'eflyt a six-pounder in the bow, and irk _'lVeibtiteento, bound to Ancona. Thi boob Oki brought off this morning a gnu, trait a isittello tower a liltle farther to the south. wad. • • I hare the honour to be, &c. (Signed) THOS. GARTH. B. W. Taylor. km. Captain of his Majesty's Ship Apollo, Senior Officer og Corfu. His hi ijeAN's Ship Cerheroi, May JD. 1819. Sja,-11aving reconnoitred the port of Otranto,. on the 27th ult., and observing a convoy collected, which I thought would make a push for Corfu the . first N. W. wind, I took a station off the island of Fano on the following morning, to endeavour to in tercept them, and sent the barge and gig you were Wod *nodal' to leave with me, under Lieutenant illiam H. Nares, of the Apollo, and the barge and pinnace of thif ship, under Lieutenant John William Montagu, close in shore, when, as was expected, about one A. M. they came over, pro tected by eight gun-boats. Notwithstanding this strong force, aided by three more gun-boats from Fano, and the cliffs covered with French troops, they were attacked in the most determined and gal lant manner by the boats above mentioned. Liept. Nares, in the Apollo's barge, boarded and carried one gun-boat, and Mr. Hutch' on, in your gig, ac , toile boarded and carried another before our barge cowa get alongside. Both the Lieutenants speak In the highest terms of the bravery and good conduct of all the officers and men under them. It is with the deepest regtet I am now to inform you, that Mr. Suett, Master's Mate of the Cerberus, was shot through the heart in boarding another gun boat ; in him the service has to lament the loss of a most gallant young infin • one seaman also killed, and a marine dangerously wounded, belonging to this ship, is the amount of our loss. The gulf-boats taken had each a nine-pounder in their bow, and two four-pounders abaft, commanded• by en Ufficiale di Vascello, with troops for Corfu.— Four of the convoy, were also taken ; and had they been further off shore, I have no doubt but the greatest part of them would_have been captured. I have the honour to be, &c. THOMAS — M= 6k t. B. W. Taylor. Esq. Captain of his Majesty's Ship Apollo, Senior Mier off COIN. • • t - Ills Majesty's Ship Bacchante. at anchor ok Tl‘ Guila Nova, June 12, 1815. Srle,—ZAt day-fight this morning, an entimy's con• icy were discovered under the, town of Gala Nova, en the coast of Abrasea ; as I was then' six or mien miles to leeward of them, with a light brew, &nil a current against me, I thought it best to de-, tech the boat s, with discretionary or&rt to the First Lieutenant,Hood, either to attack them or wait tilt I st rived. He found the enemy much stronger that! was expected, consisting' of seven large gun-boats, each mopnting one 18-poutidtr in the bow', three 1614116 pa-vest:lt; with a , 4,,pounder thibow, and HAtailef merehant vessels under their convoy, - 'The shore . . .: .. • . . . ',,, ~,., t•.‘‘) . • . i. , ' 1 . • , 7.. ... S IN; '' . k - , • f ' • .." . . - . . ...., .... . . • ) • .V: ' .. -"-.--- it .)'' V . . . . • **; • 'N' .`' •-, • .7• - :. • , '' • • ' , •!: -. . i l l•' ' •• : • .' '• • ' .• •' ' ' . •'. • . . • • ._5,,,-, i' . ' . la . • '.' ... 4 . I '. • N. % ; ~,..N, • . 4 -. ti.1 .. ., :r- A' fli )-' .- : '. 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Otrantoibeend to Corfu, by,the boats of the Apollo , A Majesties' Servants win perform ,• '• - DEVONSHIRE AND swimmer. • Mali -O ffi ce, Sept. 14. and Cutbacks. , . . . RULE WIFE AND lIAVE A WIFE. ' Tll4 MANOR OF EAST PULWOOTHY,IIte Vioe-Adr Sir Edward Pelle* Bert 'C ns - • T.. o web will be .a 441441. . . , MR. SIVE has the honour to tampions th at he ' ... , . o man- I have the honou'r tebei . Al. OF AGE TO-MORROW . • trii'l offer fm• Public Sale at the Ifitrt ' host:L. .-.....iprevionsPy der in Chief f his majesty's Alpe and vessels in the (Sifill'AL T. f. eftEiIIANIIE. • The Dents to he opened at half past Ore o'clock, Is be Ittspused of by PriVate Cootract), ea THURSDAY, *pt. so, Mediterra n, has transmitted to 'J. W. Croker, viceA-(4611111 it E. Peil e vr '• es "' 442 ` OP al halt pmt six . . . is Ow o'Clock. in TWO IMP, Esq. dispat -1, of which the fotlowingar• copies:— . - , . ' TIFF PREEHOLD MANOR. or 'Opted fro t i or , of / 6,i ; His Mniestv's • sloop Apollo," Atlr Owes, May $l, HRS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GAROEN. Petworshy. ili view and near the market low a of Hati.orlefgh t. - ' Elisabeth, of the River Po, Sift —I have the honour of inclosing two letters will compololpg n e u tibtantial FAMILY RESWENCE and OF- • Sra, —I ' Aprfttil. • • . THIS present EVENING, Sept . 15, Fluitsond 160 Acres il Arable, Mealow, hod Pasture Laud, b hoe the honour to infermyoo the, boats t . Eiglo and Elizabeth fell in, off G oro , from &plain Garth, relating brilliant exploits per. . th- I ,4lf.ornsied with so abundance of fellable Samba, and thousands of thrivin g of the • k fornbedity two 'boats of the Cerhere4, ender loleot. THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Saplings, in one Lai. - To, tall a convoy of seven armed merchant remelt, laden with John William Montagu, with the barge and firitlig 1411114 W Lut. Tin RTY-TARE ACRES of rich Mem- Tu whirls will be added, .., flow, Arable, Moore. nod Marsh LAND, '‘Ciillin the said ~ au e other Oil. Four of them were captured d the of the Apollo, under Lieut. William Heury Nary MIDAS. Motor, and adj,,ioinc Lai L. three ran on shore into a tremendps surf, ander Which I had left with him to assist in the blockade, Lot Sd A LEASEHOLD lISTA'rE. for 99 Years called ,s ec ond Price d. 1 Siven• Acres . emapewine a Farm -nuuse and Enildu ls , ' un d 1 00 the protection of a:two-gun battery two h during the absence of 'the Apollo to the southward, Price, 2,.-Lower lialiery, 9..; Second Price, ls.-Upper Acres of blendni. Aiable. and Pasture La n d; -- ' , $ SC ooners, and threelettee gun-boats, who opened a most gall-. . . , Gillerv. I , •t Second Price, 6d. - List 411 i, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, for SO Years, or three - - Mc. tiltehison, Miter's Ma le, had but. severe!' Lives, desirably situate near Wellington • , Sonsersetsbirt, on jag fi re ' . , Watoring. E EyTON, STOCK-BROKER,' the Secoed: the amal WeArrn Rood : compri.inc a Ueatleamit's Cottage aura , Notwithstanding ea these difficult* ,one of the men on board thegig be was in, with. *hick he not vessels vias.hrought off and soother -destroyed, . 15 ..., I . combill, and is. corateylweel . hi happ y ta -4 mate% with about 80 Acres of Arable, Ileaduss, Pasture, h , inly captured a gum-boat, pit also took three other artootuwo In his Prieto% and ti* Publlclts loge. 160^6roarocc-4 1 ,4r9Jeoed-Land. hisMl,PbeijsctwAhle.. •, 7... - ..- ...,,.... - ,_ 4 . 1 _,_ ,•___„.„, f , 9 . meat 44f $4 new Lottery, of only 12.00 d Tlckets. to be g in draw. t 1 sarslosPereitase-maney sway resat, opft SfittiOngeVpistiall I r isO 1111 . Grimm in sasateasnts RobWi a n d tro f ea le y. ISISKIS. . to g September 171 h, containing Prizes of •C2 , 4 1 .0 1 a). Xle.l'oo. ; printed Pallmilars bad at the Dace 6f mr. - Shen , .Sotelmmo- senior Lieoteoanfp of the Eliusiotio4aLt s o*. s ,„." The Apolits , returploi ettyfitred ' tiee mire fif . tjlip ar. tie. and no Prize less than £2O. an arranzement •w his+ be ion-rnw. . . a id ` ' ' der whose directions this 'arduous derited per , 'IT, _ 1 79. Ivith-0.4 1 n, oil i ar Ottornan coloiri t *Kris _ z hopes will meet the wishes of every Lottery Adtentstier. . was: To Farmers, Waggon-Masters. aadotirers. .. toimed. They speak highly of . Lieutenant 'Hell- 'the wrIMIIII4Seires"42 and: halbco l r 1 , 0 0. 0 C ig!t- -i is aids much pleasure EYTON is enabled tmadd, that the •. . brook, of the Engle, who was also there, and of all Sultowillt Capital Prizes, viz.:- . l'y Mr. SA DLER, ' Nu. ism. 4, a Prize of ‘10.01.9 At bls Repository, Guswell•street, on FRIDAY, Srpf.•l7, ,the pe tt y o leers an d men employed en this service,: • vented getting :into Coda. ~ . ..*., ._-tfv.-::". s :.. • - ff. I have the Ironovirlsilliti . ,AW' ' ~ . at One, by Order of Mr. Whilev, Ibe Proprietor. 6,SIS, a Prize of 2?..0 15; W. TAYLOR. 6,92'1, a Prize of ASOII VOUIVITEN active, useful CART HORSES, In *and lam happy to add no person was hurt. . To T. F. Fremantle. Esq. Rear44lllloal . 248, a Prize of sem .II; g ood - condition-most of 'them are YOUng, 2101111 d, and I have the honour to be, S t e. . , of the White, Ite. '• - Drawn she last Day In the Leittery.ltrit belted, were all shared ' well-k, own g oad workers; two six-inch wheel I Inv Carts 4 (Signed) E LEVESON °OWE , Cap • ' sod sold of hr truly fortunate E.tahlishasents in Cornhill and i la° ~i a. ; , ,e h wheel Gravel Carts ; and one three-inCh wheel •To Rear-Admiral Fremantle, 81c. It ' ' - lain ' • Coacatry.Atret. velwre be , respectfully t he hi s Friends to di.to with Hostess complete for 14 H anes. ' .- His Majesty's Ship Cerberns.oftgtranto, trfaVI9,.ISII. • ..--... Sin,-%:On'the 17th inst. while cruising . actordiog partake of the f :mount of Fortune, whi:ll be intend distributing The whole have been emata „, i) , . li FIT FR ID A Y. . employeat•aclllglivie Ton. - net, and are parted with for no f.talt, bat Solely so account of His Majesty's ship llnceltante, tO • yourorders, I observed an enemy's vessel close to . - . the Contract being completed. Kaidelago, Shy 15. NEXT FRIDAY.rece i v ed To he viewed one day prior to the Sale, and sold ilkboul Re- • Sir,---4laving i n f ormation on the - 11th inst. that a convoy,Of enemy's vessels were 1 in in little to the sttuthward a Brindisi the shore, a I 1 yin k v.:cm NI Ira Aoki anti Lucky Office is at No. I tellie. . ' , • . Y g which, upow our giving chase to, ran aground' under _ __......1.. •.......... •a inenward. our ...........L.o. he.. T 1 four of which had guns in the bow also. The shiiii .'tern of 'the vessels was lined with troops, intrencip ! ed SO t tlialiencli with: two field-pieces with theta. — This ittait tile force oglioied .to a frigate's beats • bu& no dliParity of o!inibiiii ( eohld check the spirit Of t 4 braie otfiiiers and iiiini • t mplf•yed on . this serTicilt. The attack was ilittriinined on instantly, and, es. ecuted with • all thp ifallakry and spirit slink Men accustomed to slimier; esid. to' deipise it, .hairs so frinpiiitit Itiosyn ; .• ' esitt po or was thertp a finer. aiii,l, 7 . of 'lt' , thin' '' i titi . ti4eo*asion. The boats, as they advancec w ..', ' to it berry fire of grape and mnitatit, lig _t - . 00tt aill ier taeftsr were fairly alongside that thsfintny adapseil sliesr fire, and mere driven from t heir valis,ri *OVA" loss, • . . . . .. The troops ou the beach,, which the French O ors mention ai amounting to upwards of 10) meg, NEXT FRIDAY. SWIFT and 'Co. the Contractors, respectfully Te taimi their Friends and the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing on FR IDA r• NEXT. The fiat Ticket drawn a Prize above 22) it 111 receive, in addition to retch Prize, the sum of TEN TIIOUSA X D POE NOS.—The lbw 1,04 1 0 Blanks will til-o receive X2O each.,-The I.ottery scripts of only 12,000 Tickers. and the Scheme contnins 2 of X tsooa are £40,0.%0 2 .• 10,C00 - 211,.00 5 . 1,000 5.000 4 500 - 3.0 a 7 - 200 - 1,4 0 20 - Ito . 2,(210 1) - 50 . 1,500 • 1,3.10 • 25 & 20 - 44.600 tickets and Shores are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, :fn. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing-cross, and No. 31, Aldgate nigh-street. NEXT FRIDAY. ‘10.04 Fur Ilse FIRST TICKET diawn It PRIZE ABOVE £2O. R1C11111,1)SON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the Cootraetors for the prereot STATE Lc) rriirt YI re spectfully acquaint the Public, that the dinning begins on FR IDA Y N E IT, when the fiat Ticket drawn a Prize above £*lo will be entitled to XIO,OOO in addition to surh Prize, nod the first 1,000 Blanks drawn the saute day will receive £2O each. The Scheme coit.iins 2 ....Gt.-4;7.00031 7 ....0f.....X9f10 2 IIEOOII 40 • 1,.10 I SO 11 _ Lai 100 • - loswest Prizes in . ibis Lottery are 420. Tickets nod Shires:lre selling in great variety. by it ICHA RD 1110N, GOODLUCK, aud Cu. the corner Of I.S a nk-tntitdings, cornbitl. and lacing the King's-mews, Cawing -cross. CITY OF LONDON, TO WIT. • BEFORE Tl(h Loki) mAyoot. IJOHN WCAILTY, of No. 16, Providence rpm, Finsbury-square, •Itectitt big DintiHer, do vnlitaity- Ills ai.d4 4o leinidy &Ike Oath, that the lir:only ovumfaciured and nw, in imitation 44 French, Is perfectly free from Oil dr/Idol, or any other injurious article. lt. snpainrit~ Moisits solely from a long experience mad nor that in :lay Brandy IRinnufaciered or sold by me in fixture shall the Tinwo rks on a hich INhave hitherto acted be deviated fr. m. JOHN NI‘'ARTY. Sworn at the Mansion House, London, this 20tli day of Asigast, Ibl9, before me, (Signed) GEO. SCHOLEY, Mayor. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES, Sze. (For Ready Mouey.) VIIIPERIOR BRANDY. at 20s. per Gallon, to be had at N . lO. 16, Providence row, Finsbury-square, iu any quantity nut les% than Two Gallons, and delivered to any part of Town, free of e s pence. SUi'EttiOß NOVA U, at 31. 15s. 6d. per Dozen (bottles Included). Orders also,reeeived by the Arent, Mr. 1),41, No. It), Nolfulk-street, MiJellciez Hospital, where Simpler may be se. n. COLON ML ESTARUSEM ENT FOR THE SALE OE COFFEE ARO -RUM, Al NA. 17 end IN, Penchureli-arreet, teindm). COFFEE aed RUM are sold., at this Establish amp, at the , frolloiting Prices, for ready money on de thrrY.• aog delivered free of expeuee to auy Part of Lou don:— volt DISORDERS of S'CONE and GRA v EL.—Whatever caution Persons in general sorry observe in taking it medicine, recommeoded through the medium of an Advertisement, yet when the disease is obvious in its Indus?, and the remedy the discovery of n Surgeon by Profession, the Patina can incur no buzard.—Mr. PERRY, 9, Southampton :sheet, Illoornsbury.square (Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOL VENT for curing the Shimmed (travel) has forsonse years past confined his practice swiely to CAWS of the above kind..aurt may he con.ulted sit home every Wednesday. The medicine is alba sold- at Baron and Ca. Oxford-street, opposite Braid street ; sod at Bolton's. from of the Royal Exchnoge, iiu Bot ties of Ih.; and 11. 25.: tt.o of the large Bottles never fail tts remove calculons diathesis in the habit of persons of a sedentary life, and thereby prevent tho forestial of Stone. A CONCISE; DISQUISITION tot the DISORDER, with the management to •be obwerved ander its cure, cony be had, price Is. &I. of Mears. Sherwood, Neely,./ind Jones, Pater smiter-row, St. Paull ; and of Messrs: Becket's, Pall-mall; and forpther pron& of the vtlicacy and itsmicetice of the Solvent 1 references may he had to the families of Lard S.trirville. Sir Edward Knatcbhull, 'Bart. Sir It King, its well Oa to many other persons of distinction hi the three Kingdoms. / COFFEE (not ress than llb.) f I illE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is highly. Very heel 01W, at Si. OJ.--Do. roasted, at 24. 841 Per lb, IL esteemed in the East and West Indies, for neurishing and Vets good moot Is. 10d.—Do. do. - 14. 311. . invigorating the Nervous System, anti acting as a general Besot bitoid raw. ut ls. tid.—Do. do. Is. IthL votive in debilitated Constitutions, arising from Bilious Corn. RUM, of proof rtreugth (pot less than Two Gallet,), plaints contracted in kat climates. The cold and imitations Jamaica, at • 18s. 0.1. per gall. . Noyes are weaned and' steadied . ; the relaxed fibres, or soft Leeward Island . lit. tid. subb y n es h,. sen d eret i arms themuseles invigorated ; and the 1 GaAs o ill be supplied, if required, and the price returned, emaciated limbs covered with firm flesh I and the eslmosted ves mann their being s ent b ac k. , sets replenished. I Price of a 4-gallon Cask si. of a 3-gallon dn. 31.61 j. a 4 -Ro l- S uc h as h ave she care and educatioo of females, the "factious Ina dn. ss. la 6-galinn do. 6s. a 6-gallon do. 7s. a lit-gallon do. u well as the sedevary pact of the eormanuity. should never be ik. 6:1. a W-gallon dn. 164. without the Cordial Babe of Gilead, which removes Diseases in . ( "i" for any Part of the country will be nottrtssllY elecor - the head, Invigorates metaled', improves the memory, mar -es , it accompanied w i t h B an k o f E ng l an d N otes, or Bill s oa p eens the imagination; f evives*and exhiiinstes the 'sapid gd'..don Bankers, am exceeding two months. drooping spirits, promottailigestion, and braces the nerves. Orders for Coffee should he addressed to Mr. Hea?e,No. 1 7, This Medicine is sold in Bottles, prim 11-. each lor tour in Ditto for Bum ditto 1.9 Mr. flpincss, No. 18, i one Family Bottle, for 394. by which the Purchiser daveti uue FENCIIURCR-STREET. Its. Battle, by a)) the Medicine Venders la the Unit e d Ki ng - The quality of th e Cofre and Rtim sold et. this Establish. d um . mom may be dep en d e d u pon, as i t h as b een f orme d for the To prevent Couoterfeits. observe particularly, that the words tilde purpose of supplying the Public with these sulkies genuine " Sand. soiemoo Liverpool," are printed on th e S tam p. it, inlisoited ; and i• conducted u n de r th e ropr . rlatendanee of the ••• As Dr. Solotnuo's practiee . i. now become so great std Chairman and a C umm i ttee o f t h e B o d y of West India Planters extensive, that Ns constant engagements require a considerable and Merchants, , portion of his time and attendance, 'be eit ;stets. %shettutoitsulied (Signed) CII ARLES ELLIS, Chairman. .by letter, the usual compliment of a One Pound Note to ,be MP, 'N. B. This Motto the only Establishment wheels has the sane. closed, and should, for safety, he 14:us 'directed I—'• Money hots of the Wet India Body. Letter, Dr. Solocaow c Gilead Ileasi i sear Liverpool. Pahl I it" The most littera Allowance to Dealers is Carte. ' dotibje poster." Superb tired useful Furniture, By a BELL nod FISHER, On WEDNESDAY, Se e teinher 22. on their Premises. 99, Noble-street, Foster-lane, Cheapside, at Twelve o'Clock in Ake Forenoon, AMOST sambaed useful assemblage of HMS HOLD FU RN ITU R E ; eons' -dog of foor4ost and bedsteads, tablesewardrobes, secretaries, bank cas”, draw , desks, &e. &e. ; the entire of which will be sold without the least To he viewed three days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues bad the Auctioneers, 39, Noble-street, Foster-Woe, Cheap side. TO BE SOLD, AN ORGAN, with Gothic front, above six_ feet high, a beautiful piece of furniture; 52 couple may dance to it. it has three Barrels. with all the new Dances, Songs, Psalm Tunes, rind Marches; also a Dram nod Triangle. Built two tiomthss since. Shop price Fifty Guineas ; will he Inuit fur Thirty-bre Guineas. It will save dye* expeoce of a Baud of Music, and would he au ornament to any room. To be seen at Mr. Watlen's, No.. 5, Leicester-place, from ten to four o'clock. Packing OM will be Three Onions, if required. CHEAP GREEN PAINTS. rip lIE following mucti-iniproved GREEN PAINTS nre manufactured by JAMES CREASE and SON, 53, Went woarkfim, London ; and are adapted ta the pre gervuti tttt and beautifying of every description of Woodwork expoesd to the %rather. Sold, with printed Directions, in Cihks of 111bs. each, and upwards; No. 1. Invisible Green, at 56% per cwt. This Pabst, which is extremely neat in its appearance. la, from the lowness oT its price, particularly applicable to the more entamita purposes of painting, it being equally durable with the must e.xpensive colours. . . No. S. A, good Olive Green, at Is. per Th. • No. 3. NA superior ditto, st 16. 6d. per lb. ' No. 4. Sanish Olive Greeii, at 2s. Gd. per lb. No. 5, — Patent Grass Green, at 3s. per lb. The two last-mentioned Green-, from.their great richness anal durability of colour, are peculiarly adapted to the oroatuental part of nut-done pointing. • J. C. and Son beg leave in state, AS distimosishing qualities of the above Paiute, that they are finely ground In Linseed Oil, and % ithout mny nihni N lure of extraneous substimers. which serving only to encreasc the weight of the article, tire either injurious, or add nothing tu its essential properties as Paint. Boiled Linseed Oil, for thinning the above paints, at Gs. 6d. per gallon. No.ti. Japan Green, for Venetian Blinds, 'Canisters. Fen ders, &c. in [Wiles, with pruned directions, at Is. Gd. ss. and 6s. each. This beautiful col. i.e may silos be applied to many other orrinnteutul in-door purposes; as painting fi brier-stands, baskets. &c. To Gentlemen taking five p its worth of the above Colours. a discount of five per ceut. will be allowed ; or ten pounds worth. ten per cent. 1 Patterns of the Greens may'be seen at the Manufactory. • Genuine White Lead, Paint Oils, and Colours of every . de- L scription, ma moderate terms; any of which, when reqatred, faithfully prepnred for use. and Caw.