The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-01 00:00:00

proof Strength, Ris sold at Ike COLONIAL RUM ESTABLISHMENT. 18, Fmiehurck-street, in any quantities not let* than two gallons, and delivered to any part of London, free of expellee, at the followlog prices, for ready money no delivery : Jamaica, at 18s. per gall. n—Leewanl Island. 17s. tid. Orders addressed to Mr. Maness. for Ram to be tent into the coentl-y, will be personally attended to. if accompanied either by Wink-Dona. or Bills upon Buskers in London, not exceeding two months date. Casks will be supplied, if required. and the price allowed for, upon their being sent back...—Price of a S-plloa cask. 3s. s.pilau, Sr. Odra 6de—a lon. 70... a Ovalle% Sib 9).gailaa, IS & This Establishment has been farmed for the sole purpose of affording to the Public the seams of nhtaniiag Genuine ROW of the hest quality, is convenient quantities. saran the meet rea• gettable terms s and will be conducted by Mr. Holm's, end* the superiotendinee of a Committee of the Body of West India Plsaten sad Merchants. modesty 3: That altbesigh this Meeting has mesa to. Bops that his Majesty's Government is favourably dlsMised to the mioriples asserted in the preceding Resolutions, yet. as the •term of the Renewal of the East ladle Computes Charter, are sow the subject of disrossiomja Parliament, and all the conflict* in terests and °Opiate bivalved In those discussions, are supported bs Petitions from all parts of the kingdom, it is the sumo of this Mecum that Petitions to bosh Holmes of Parliament, from person anxious to obtain, and willing to promote the Religious, Moral, sod Civil Improvement of the Inliabitaots of India, will be seasonable and peeper. 6 That a Petition to Parliament, founded on the Resolutions which have beta passed, be adapted by tits Meeting, and that it be left for signature at the Bar 4 this House; and also at the Bars of the Crown and Anchor, the Freemason's Tavel*, and the St. Alhan:s Tavern. 7. That the following Geutleusea be a Committee, with pewee to add to their number, for carrying Wit execation, the objects of this Mesiting,.aad afro ; the Committee be open to all Mem bers of both Homes of Parliament, who are friendly to those objects, and wail Clergymen sod ether Ministers. I &marl Milk, Esq. John Miller, Esq. J. 0. Oldham, Em. Thomas Pelintt, Esq. Joseph Renner, Esq. William Bawler, Esq. H. P. Sperling, Esck Richard Stainforth, Esq. Job. Ruben Stems, Esq. Thoratoo, Esq. E. N. Thomas, • Trevylims, l6l / 4 John Weylaud, jmn. . • Samuel Wooda, Esq. Mem. Esq. Thomas Ansa. Esq. Willisis Aliens EA. Timmas G. Babiostos, Eiq. Joseph Bawl. Fag. William Bads, Eaq' David Cook, FA. Thorium F. Former, Esq. J. W. Freslilield, Esq. Joseph Getteridge, Esq. W L. H a air Fack . c i e t y te, Esq. Z. . Fit t , . Ester &mien, Esq. L Thar thc Right Honourable Lord Gambkir be requested to present the said Petition to the House -of Lords, and Sir T. Baring, Bart. M. P. that to the House of Coennsens. 9. That the Committee be authorised to advertise, at their discretion, the proceedings of this Meeting i and to adopt such other means of giving effect to its objects, •s to them shall seem expedient. 0. That a • Sebscriptirto be now entered into, in order to de fray the expense of carrying into effect the objects of this Meeting. Lt. That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Right Hon. Lord Gambier, for his able conduct in the Chair. . •-•• 0 The following is a Copy of the Pedtioe which the Meeting resolved to adopt s That your Petitiooen are deeply Improved with the Moral degradation of the iminetne Population of the British Domi nions in India, and lament that so little has hitherto been done to remove it, althoegh the Honourable the Homo of Commons wth 4 ;!eased, in the year 1793, to resolve—. " hot it is the peculiar and !invades duty of the Brittili Iliegnlature to promote, by all jit.t and prudent means, the Interests and happiness of the inhabitants of the British Do minions in lodia, and that for these ends such measures ought to be adopted as May gradually tend to their advancement in useful knowledge, and to their religions and moral improve ment." That your. Petitioners most cordially concur is the jest and Isemnise sentiments contained in the above Resolution. Year Petitioners, therefore, implore your Lordships, that • such provisions rdav be ngerted in the new Charter to be granted to the tag India Company, as shall afford sufeient facilities to those beuevolent persons who shall be desirous of going to India for the purpose of • communicating to its population the bless*s of useful knowledge, and moral and religious improvement t and also such provisions as shall preveot the obstruction of their endeavours for proilsoting their object in that country, so long as they shall conduct themselves in a peaceable and orderly manner. And year Pelitipaers shall ever pray, age ac. &e. . . Subscriptions are received by the Members of the Committee s by Messrs. pow° and Co. Bartholomew-law; Messrs. Hoare, Fleet -short; Messrs. Ransom and Co. Pall-mall; Mr. Hatebard, 190. Piccadilly ; and Messrs. Z. Macauley and Rabinstons 96, pirchin-lane. Fri/1E CORDIAL RAM ' OF QOITO.--A safe gad certain remedy for Nervous. Bilious Gouty, and Rbergatie Disorders, Lowness of Lois Appe l*. Inward Decays , Fainting Fits, Trembling or Shaking of the Hands or Limbs. Sharron' of Breath, ,Consumpinns, and every kind of Debility or R,elaxatiou in p!lNons of either Sex, and of every age, from whatsoever cause arising ; it restores the Anguired organs of digestion, braces the solids, corrects all tendency to pulresreacy in the illoOd. Bile, dr Aides! Juicer, and invigorates the system universally. A proof of its eM racy. TO MR. WITHERS. CHEMIST, STRAND. LONDON. StR.-1117 wife was aMicted with a severe Nervoes Fever, attended with a violent beating of the leart. lowans of spirits, and dreadful bead ache, which reduced her so. much that she became unable to speak or walk for several week., and valid frequently faint, sad remain In that state fur a considerable time bleaker with a swelling la the neck; deft which limit Mid theadsice and attendance of several medical men, who, after trying every means is their power, gave her owns 'Wearable, and I expected every hear world awe bees her last, when I &namely ma your Rolm of Q u it o advertised I. the Glasgow fpwrirr, and as the lair resource. I resolved she should snake trial of it, and therefore bought a "Midi bottle of Mean- nos' ter and Ca. sad gave it according to be directions, nod, i ng I n retaleAnfore she had taken the whole of the bottle, wnised a suerokrfel change for the better, sad by her caking three more bottles, two small. owl one half mines eec, sbe re covered her speech, and was able to go about as wank aisd I have so doubt hot that a few more battles will restore her to her former stale .f health. Yos are at liberty to publish this letter %kw the Weep of others, and no, Sir, our y obliged hanibie servant. • Glasgow, Mora* ISM MURDOCK Ma D'ONA LD. P.S. Further partleulan may be known by applieatiou to Messrs. Baxter mod Co. Marge,. The Cordial Bide of Qulvr is sold wliniL sad retail, by Wester vied Co- Sineessorerhy W. Withers. Cknstst, 929, Strath. Leask la beetles Nis; IMMO,. Id. eel Molly bank. MC tech.' by which there Is Kamm ig Bs. molt by Ilig Yokes ef:,' I *tea lleAtlme Threesheel Sot coked' side*. power passerrad aad etterehed prohibit Christie* 1111usiosexies _ tabling within ihe - viiitissiaidae nyder their contrail. et ValLlsia . Windham which has reeetal edged to doe ./zom a istlamity is ladle, and no S with the which this Committee roust feverishly defeid.- . & That although Ibis Committee' WooldtkOreafte and abhor any istuierant lateeffrence. either with Ilohemedmas et lila dem, and do oat advmade ao7 *Xfairallikal 111°114rialalrerai they ant matinee strensomtly to costes., Ast at the of &Charter to the East ladia employ, their former' power of emission shone aot he ren ew ed ; bet that Christians at every Sect should be permitted, unlicemsekhe es Isis, ant i pentoe/yip protheigate throughout India, 46 le' itoly Relights rwhidi they profess, and shoat eajdy the ammi"protectitse of Se BMW. 6. net, to ellaMo a result Which they deei nsestteskabk gs in renew their to ~1414.aljesty's ameeratasat, and entreat their hist disd inklirtes i —w ill, if meestory, express their wishes, by Poi , liasi ft both Pleases se Parliament,—and will, by the asestal er their seatimeals, endeavour so excite the 'tension of and the it and est suppious, to an . of deserving of their t=lon oldt 7. That this Committee cams at bet commamicate the pleasure ew bleb they perceived, that, stisobeed by their former e nvious idler hatOriations displayed, during the lad Ses alosaf Parliament, considerable Wicitodeamd zeal for the es. Dust of these invaluable rights—sad cannot bat invite emle i Limated exertions and continued aid. & these Resolutions be transmitted to the President. of the Comenimiomen for the Affairs of India, and to the Chairman 'of the Rent kilts Cempany, for the infonnatioa of the Direc tors; and be advertised, used by the Secretaries, is the public Papers, sad in'those periodical publications which most exten sively clecilate. . T. PEttkrti s ecretar i es. J. WILK& 3 AT a Niuneroos MEETING of MERCHANTS FACTORS, and TRADERS, concerned In the LINEN and COTTON TRADE, held at the New Lenges Tavern, Cheapside, en Tonsday. March 43,1815, Mr. ROTA W ELL, in the Chair: Resolved-4. That it has become highly necessary. as well for the protection of the Public, as the fair trader, that the most efertwal means shield be taken for the detection, expo sure, and prevention, of the numerous frauds and impositions daily practised. 2. That these practices are chiefly carried on by means of fictitious Linen Comprmies. Mock Auctions, Auction Marts, pretended sales of merchant? and bankrupt.' edicts, and other deceptions. S. That various peanne, fidgety representing themselves as agents to Listen Companies. readers it Deresury to inform the Public. that these fictitious Compatties are, in several lameness carried an under fictitious mimes, as well as by, persons totally iganrant d the houlness. 4. That many penoes are in the habit of parehasing inferior disreputable goods, for the purpose of diepoping of the ante at the various new Auction Marts and Mock Aunties, to the ma • rifest injury of die public and fair trader. 5. That ether venous under assumed names. and assuming also the dress and character of Naval °Ricers, have not only practised impo,ittons in a considerable extent by the sale to private families: at wakhet'...ottt Irish linen, and Scotch table linen, made ap to resemble# and stated to be Russia and other foreign linen, which they pretend to have smuggled; hut they have recently pet op to sale, within the space of ei g ht days. very considerable quantities of the saki linen. at warbles public Auctions in London and its vicinity, under the same false repre sentation. 1117litat a large quantity of the said pods belonging to she same persons. amounting to about MA. were actually eisld at the Auction Mart on Friday. the 6th inst. as foreign Hum the entire property of a Hninburgb merchant, by Messrs. Win sainley and Soo, who were themselves fitment& of flee decep tion. 7. That it is evident the perm. selling goods in the tiiiviveamis- . ger, sabieetio heavy setting ditty, commistion, nod other cif peals 001 obtain a higher price Om in the fair way Allende, and where*, seeder is responsible for the quality. • 8. That axiom Miser evil eaosemseaces, them artietlies by goading Weds, sad disreputable articles, lead tq lajorre and depreciate the amaafaelpres bf be country vete gape*, es. relent" of which has bees the greed source • of tuitional pro-. pPeeltr• 9. - Eh* astianasdiate Stop oaf* MA fried sad d bat and, if Cite exist •bit lyaad lean& rind Is isoselly the evil, application Gogh to be' side to the the that papaw. 6 Le e l t: the Cam iaittee appoints. so ids lid - day of Sepias her last, be empowered to add to their oinking, aid_ to take the oust active orealare M tgityltbnobAtte.of 1 07 V ies into erect. , . 11. That a Sabscriplisa iddliedefray tbe meet vary mown. • - • e • . . . Pl. Titatldr. Wilkinson be l'reinerer. • (81.0t41)___ 1110111WRII, Cisiitsaa.' That lint.Thaaksaf Ws Meeting be given to the Chairman, foe his lopsided elidttst. itrea9 E . gentile* MEDICINE, SPILSBURY'g THE ANTl•scoßmiric 13111018, tias .114 wards 44 By the King's Patent," expressed ea sbe 81 1116. 1 of oireesims, and *inside wrapper aid the Kin s :deo , is primed la black Ink. fu Bottles of t, t amble. UAL id. i sad largest. It. 2s. duty betided; Compeept - Ssioste, k.. ' To lit. SPILSBURY, 15, Cosabros il t e ty re jlk 48111. Bra.—llaviaressmieseed so Fmk Wit f i rma your PA TENT AhITI4SCOICIIIITIC DROPS. Wt • iaavatitade. I ' 'moot Int la retools vans wus permit asd palate. i who 1 41 11 14boked with the Stlnp 141 logh h al i ir for two years gummy became 'one ISt bad Above boles is tilers, abovalliefewbicb were sena braider - 1 a *shillWg. lly suns betagloto ten so a hausiot Qamtkupas, be informe4 . me of a ease vary similar to mini t the own load been roans& to bed. the fretted paet sof two sears, sad by tak a few smallbot ties of g t or ie llrops, wouLsoimPeurod. By hi. reemawoodadun: 1 was to give ti p* a trial sod to lay grout and coo ort. 1 soon toW my sores healed, and after= three *Rita bottle*. lettold do my work witbiat Ince i nvenlanee. To prawn the return of the disease, 1 take about • one small . bailie each year. which bosibily owsesded * my without Ind I mania year obliged WNW, set voot. • FLICNA R D.l , Winos, Jeorils Dobstl . i° boookaaew Stereo*pipe Baiting. below the Third, of NEIELD'S GRNERAL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY of the SNOLISII I.A.NGBAGE. alsevAng Abe Ortliograpbie Explanation, Acesoltiatloa, and r primenriadimi el allthe west and overt approved Terms, ac cordite, fm the mospentineet Lexicographer% aced Oternm "to a ver Preface, Mr. Enteld observen, 1 , at the &Mot of Work as tb to has flute to do but to familiarize the rebid to bajwltploalrosoly van*, sad so eadossoor, by a lucid arrow** or the materials 9f Ms predreeotors, to 'sootabth the)** of &deur.: • Humble as such prestraototh are, ' the lash Is oftivideb requires the exercise both of aotolderable jodgmcist mid of igteAtiodiutsy ; and it is but commajostiee to say. that Mr. Eideld has disliked both in the compihitioa and arraagetryot of the useful little volume before u."—Aati-Jaso bin Review, Aug. 1807. 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Each NouittelofrAt be published wbeu sidlicient matter is a/ • visaged, nod tbritelturabers will form one Vol. to which a co rota) lodes will be affixed. Each No. to . ontoin from 1103 to 300 pages, averaging Four or live Nos. will he published annually . Price 6s. 6d. CONTENTS OF No. I. 1. An Appeal to the Protestant Dissenters of Great Brita,n to unite with their Catholic Brethren for the removal of the • -TyiusionliScatlons by which they are oppressed. By a Pro testant Dilsenten. I. A Leiter from the Rev. Mr. Wylde to the Clergy of Somer setshire, on the memos of. reventing uudue idarringa, with Constasuications on the sub ject from various dignia4Ciergy- 3. Dr. Herbert Marsh'. Sermon tN the Bible Society. 4. Lk. Hrritertilarsb's Address to the University. 5. Mr. Vansii tart% first Lester to Dr. Mwtsb. & : 9 f . torstfb Kegikiry imo the Consegiseaees of neglect*, to gitethe Payer - book with ibe Illi.-Ninaitutrt's Lester tie JeWu Coker, _trig. 8. Mr. Yuiniettatt'llermal Letter to• Dr- Mardi. 9. Pamphlet on the. Boa lailisCosopuny'a Charter. By Br. Nadeau. • • A.dbieci.„,r to vestiges yire-Cbaiseellor Biglasid. ~Ituilkiesmitik Plan of I.'easioce ; propelled' in he libmitted Parliament. 1y the 'Right Hoe. N. 1/..usiuort. - N0..14. will be published in April. B. B. The Mar* sad Intention of tne Work are fatly ex. plithied*tSe Brehm amtaisied in No. 1. tom hick Authorised the Literary World ere earnestly referred. , 110 . , No Pamphlet will be reprided bat with the implies Puritan*. the Author, at of him thrgiagli his . Pablbhesi, which, with other •Commaiiiessioas i _ may lie wet (past maid) Tor the Battey; Is Mr.*A. .1. 'Pulpy, Tooke's-coon, Chtlitawl-• lane, at whaatPrths Ike Paatrtrt.tsrsstr w IN be printed. paid 9YRaittaild COI*. Paterame.° — • Bathed', Bead. _ Coal Merehet% WVIle . • By Mr, SADL -` On SA.VUADAY, April 3, at Oiee • by Order of Mr. Janos kiaLtras, Gal blareben and Tat gt, " B7llooltner, oa the !roans% Tipper . 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I t a eery numeroell Ta " resent EVENING, April l' ' die Afa the Raligioai • •_ -., • .. 144 ' _ , egg it ritevirren nkturi o rr the Piter.ge. •• ' 7 Vii. . .., Idolemiee Seriatim will perform. erhalnations of the la • • OF ' - . : I W ' b t u * of RUM US lIIE . subs . .1416. , . 4 • ~: ~••• ~ -- " a il la THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE.. . dwar f or Lavaca Totem, me • gip pm I S i; 0 coodder*P Pv*Pikil` "'mew .. • lexec•r , ,,2 ~.c.e_... ........THE BooK r'. . .: To oho+ will he Odra. f i lm ki n* H. o , Lord 04121111411,14111 lie elsolef t Sea Matte dilloolaim mid& Maple _ Ile rsee= - ' •71. 1 ' , SPlNlrillirta; Stsitladtristruirf4ifee,melp,lsr .11. THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. . =.,--. . , 16 . Parrabfk 641164.petibatited Siltil tketballiieet The floes 1111 be opened at lair pad eve o'clesit, to ha. 11;P L I so* *lll 7 k 4 sit 2 : e t: m il l so n * . 1... 4 qlrbtilta ls A ast ild s fl att bo b. mi solit raZ' s ''' asttigtx 1, ..m.... •Edklels aff•illo:06011; elk Pre larestgailtig Imo t4a lilt fit half WWI 'it. • . - • _!._ *a SAW' E*File i ' s "Il l ft ' of Jo- tfsma Is March amg Art, NM, •0 . r 1 . Villie Ihkeelitif Mutates Vim Sae Semi. Ist woe bt. sod daylong IsuPerwhhas tali Ann Veda/Me **Go o l e Hi g ht H oe , % w p m sou p a isbobobodb ,, . lo' safominsf. , : itilifiesind fraisfit oi - ler. ft petkr ie owt„ togive wes tbeg esp ui, THEP. IR E-ROY AL, COVENT•OARORN. = iheip shim s to civilbasstles. „ THIS present EVENING, April I, *III g. Ti m It appear* to o b i, id ee dia r the 4 Mlle. . , I Pa"' , . he r" - rd . - di tript :kli yi tii-lbr„„bbeTee:l 7. .•._,lYimar_.(eu" tab..„‘ . i jirtem: rlibiti elieviho. b ": 1 .; glivilie lmnit mrassisu pngima jt=itemium eri veedia . ide ftj u iiris . i. pk. : at e , e , v in . ,fr._. z. ,__.. r ., :si cirka a tire: Depois .e bidz isibi l moth , : . hvei hst io. ibeiii , :eder... l6,, ,na e . xi mosamm iied .11, : 4 i idY re.e. , 2r, 1. Tim ow ceionmi es , ka l i* ' • o f sib i,* Cburcb. fad represeatimg . mat Cesare's. '' ' ° 4l - sbta ‘ tti V *M it 161. '" lif r aib" ardt " THE SCHOO 4 FOR SCANDAL. After which MIDAS. al bus knowledge, ved *i 11 11 • 1 116 .1 22, s aal Nam& . guagagaismol o n 'ly exert MR. ACKERMANN begs leave to inform the t i:i 1 1 11 = I s e Zg o ,: t r; ) , d i e . , 4 . 1 1 . foe -sett log pu r :pi e ao g mo ssy * 0 0V 0 : 10 1 d": ler e rk Sh_ol*ls Prllro v br i en:liMsektkai ON Miereppnwel. Public, that the First Subscription to the 1119TORIC Chuisimai, le tbe year 1793'5-- - , • , -H . ...., .J. l an„,_ ,_ egery rin if li t t e ho l a... • 11110 4 "41114, a hip ma ss ar d s et t le L i r t airoc )1[ 0, 84. *s i r . of OXFORD is completed ; and that the Pow for het * TOW It is Om peculiar Dad 4 4 6:Vl el w `;',:rerlY lo • • ___,__ I g. 17 ,1 1, . "11 7 1 7 . .. iropomptio , the ovidit with mblefi wpm new beriberi will he J. per Number, according to the Caldklani M o o t o *woos . fi b s o b o g published in the original Prospectus. . . red and hippie* or the Inishllhisk de &WO as Memos *hew we us i ,• ' i . -1/ 1 111 11 1rai ells att . 1 ,6 6 ., 'a c alp e Guam% iv Maid with naval* ' au. . - • mg gape ag Ap - stip ;o s Sib.criptioal renewed at R. Adhesive:la's, 101. IhesiokliAlls• In hdia s and that fop these enve - •_ . _ i , io. o g . • . dos ; mid at all Um Rook and Primadlen is the Ut.litil Mir og n i o g as • • Ile bea d t . . , *ll t fr, . • _ ,, - , - fl o s i on : -bralbiodr4 • „ . gar . . • , , • . • A.,' • • 5 iiii" dam. . ' t rter s ' = 4era rgg 4. ".11 .. "'" dug; .;. ~s••••:.. • . . . • :. Ig . . • April 1. 1818. . .. . , ..,. V - !Seelig • • , , • . ~. e fs h‘ . l m o o iwool ak, , ei. e. , 1•• i l lrall r ob IT+ 416 , 1°11 "-, - , ~ Iv- ' ' 1141 ", • - *". 41 1 1141i • • ~ sebre l li a rr.l4B , 4 ' . : ' . ' it r teat :0 , . 4 .... •• ?'/. • - tf= l PIANO FORTE Fat St GUINEAS 4 t 41 0 11 . looks' of the oolta illatY. Gf i a;lt ip . •-.-. $ . too, and expecfpdge, gm . • 1 ads Ole b -ftele aettleit deft arllisTOU - ii si . . ' 'sods& f PRONIT'S Eliiiitlßl4 NEW PRICE BOOK TO BE SOLD. Mueller Wife *We bete A CAPITAL PIANO FORTE, with adktional reek it fb %ea secouirobligolims to exert It* - th eatre( q? -koremolo o :th r y g oosotpro z a == 14114 '.*ise• and i'7' d f w l s l 49 a ca o t a lStaormookllloo of aki MAI of II: pqnrrore y It**, eka *vials and ark - "ma dm rrsoo_ L •SLabster arange. non throughout ils &woos of Alm t a e vatting - Aft Ikstiagi nkeetionslislaake talents X* keys. pedal, double action. inside desk, pillar legs, and S,So_,lr_sLef.s is 014 _, ,_____“lo o Prlalloo___ ___,,,oretrtnea hIll)le new OW.- I mo so . u n i veisa i • , a may *ford ass fiery (Aber requisite, ja‘t used enough to season It, warranted sili s *F.___ , L rff,Pmr•*** 2 =l l _ . . tibe EatiL I nwpmsaps . Tables for innimiAng Timber, awl all tied, of to stand well in mac, perfectly calculated for the ceimary, or to ' 0 7".:`,..=,..7, 1 4 . 10' 1 =i 0 ft: 11 "k ad' 1 1: 1 1 1. 1„"" 1. , P e***, `" ae " e • d a n s i das contiatt "tim ee tre lo llse IsTesialhhil Mr theinftwe In- Work, s wllsod. of comtrauting Omits ' and ;Waal awful Cal- W deplore, sad tp asedeue over* 4f/A . 'elitist"' ?elate( to • • Balldi_ go abroad. awl wire especially - Cs - tck asvhdll alfurdsollekein opubmwsky se eag w ig g a b ag t To be sees at No. 5, Lelcester•place, from Tea to Four , anis Iteitesmicint pendia folsoalsaft beleukose of golua to N i b' = l a w Ü bibi bl ta l b W avalla - O a 14111 1 .°4 " -t ar ,' ''.'' * 3 ° 11 4 PHILLIPL•SurfetEs o'clock. ilig IMIPI4 O t y th e inadiatiag bow, or i • • Mimed by several easiaeut la the Pinkish*. Packing Case, Ac. etc. if required, two guineas. far these parposeis and alms Inch rot at slmil sunteas Ind. the obitruction of their endeavours foe probed their . **et • • iliorlo r t.Prialed . (rib. tr. -Crosby ask Cro; Illedoeste• hs a Emit That ill pran ter ibr ibusbill ; teriettan abd ill ebegebta balossries " from the mez tr.o.a• it bi b e t al‘ -w ' reel ' i bid bY `ter B.48.1141""111411111 ril UM, warranted Genuine, and at prose' Strength, in that °Haa r' ___. ." I° B l m 11 ' 1 7 "hall coattail t . .. ,I- --IA -a mi... r•ete ^VI A T DM/ r , ei . Aum gum rwr pktietta,._l! atd n :lWto!Lissehr_ . I.'. .._ ' ' , •• ~ , ; residing widths the vast damlaidee =di* thvir amalter...l 61a sh• - 7' -- " --7- ' . . Nold hyvtiaisanil Coirtio, fateratootet-tew Rednell, Ben& itreto and all BMA* 6 / 11. 9 :1- 4 11, , SALES. • ;.; • By Mr. SADLER. Al do Repesitoiy,, met, TO-MORROW, Aim L • . st Twelve, . ripAE rouomb u aT i ßsEs, itc.—A Chess* Sias ioi, 15i tango 3 ears OW, stead ,y as nein 04 or doable kora r os t a y &1d ef t 14 loads gee itea awedre Basel a' Wows Mare, Imes high; olitat e l f eF hi wigolotr inning wed rambler $ a &mew h sonsil, quit le Me r est very fait irotuw g soya of est% eel _idiot* . satbinero,- said eanchnon, i j oise. toesmor ranneS/ Polley, cut ketone, hatnese, ger, taa wish Is. le the whole %mall of is To be viewed the so of Sale. Public Sale Days every IbetNtls andiXtbilay. i do itlor t; .. .. . ;$ . It cog iSsiss Mu* ' . Isiiip a t. . ' 7 7114 e); ' ~ MAARIEDTI"S improved Patent KITCHEN aANGE, which will roast, bake, boil. steam, stew, &r. by ow small ere, with It contin ued supply of to gallon of boiling water, the consumption of the Nei about one-third the Vaal quaathy g a certain cure for smoky chimneys t mad war. ranted to answer, never having fall 4 io a bionic instance.— Xitebera Stied op with ranges embracing all the late improve. meets with steam hollers, oven, hot closets, and steam-kettles. All kinds of Stows for drawing-rooms, parlours, hunt, churches, Ike. Humane Men Traps, to secure depredators wi.how la .biries them. Spring gun of different coostructions. A Patent Rousting Jack upon an entire new priaciple, contracted so as to require neither weight/ tar ponies, the works lasing inclosed. are protected frosts injury and irregularity ; from its extreme implicit) not liable to be wet tif ankle d NW calculated for every kiwi... To be sere in use daily at the Patentee's Manufactory, No. 64, Fleet-street, London. MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS. IN the State Lottery, which begins Drawing 6th blay,oud an that Day every Ticket drawo will be a Prize. - SCHEME. Prizes. Valise. Total Value. S .... of ... 8E40,000 .. are £60,000 3 I', l y° 4 y w 0 8,000 6 ... 1,3 .. 6,000 S 10 .... 1 5 3,N10 20 2,000 10,050 The first-drawn 1.100 Blanks, £ 2O . each. The seerind-drawn 14'00 Blanks, £lO each. Pint-drawn Prize nbrive 901. SECOND DAY. 20,0001. First•drawn Prise above 401. THIRD D 4Y, 10,0001. 10,159 Prizes, and eat:, '20,000 'pickets. The above Scheme is adapted to eget, Clan of Adventurer,, as more than Owe Half .t . all the Tickets and Shares bought (a. -in Average) WILL BE PRIZES, besides their Chance far ALL the CAPITALS. Ticket% astdSbares are sell* by T. BISH, the Contractor, at kit Fortiusate °ices, 4, Grabill. and 9, Charing-Cross, Landon. fiewmas in the Gantry wbo fiod an! difficults ingettise ouppbrd with Tickets. Shares, or Schemei, of the Agents, are dr•ired to and their Orders direst to the Contractorssabove. ROR DISORDERS of STONE and GRA VEL.-o- Wluiteyer caution Persoe: io geoeral may *Assist In takings asedicime, recommended through the medium of an Adyertisneen, yet what the disease is obvious in its oaten.. and the remedy the discovery of a Surgeon by Profession, the Patient eat finning bezarL—Mr. PERRY, 9. Soultwolitnii- Orem. Btesenbery-Snare ( Proprietor of A DAMS'S SOL VENT for mbig the !Moncton Passel) has femme years past confined his practice siikly so clots of the above kind, and fit that purpose may be (insulted at home every Wednesday mid Friday. The above medicine nary also he had at *eon and -o, s , Oxford -street, opposite Bead-street I and at Holton's, frost of the Rdyal Endings ' in Bottles of Ils. ; and IL Ss. t two of the 17e Bolen never fall to retoom ealeulmis diathe s i s in the habit persons:ea sedentary lik, add thereby prewst the formation of scene. A CONCISE DISQUISITION of the DISORDER, With the went to be abserial under its core, may be had, price Is. 6tl, of Messrs. Sherw oo d. N ee l y. and 'Jones. Pater noster-row. St. Pasts sad of Messrs. Betimes. and for other proofs of the fakery and imarosee of the Boleyn references nay he had to the families •f Lord Snakitiße, sir Edward Itratehboll, Bart, Sir R. King as well as tawny other pennon of distincti on i n t h e three Kiesplams. A DISCOFERY FOR DRESSING THE. HAIR. ATKINSON'S original CURLING YLUID, used at the Toilets of Royalty, an d by t h e dm Per. mares in this Kdoet. The virtues et this Maid in making the Hair curl, NM beeping it in' form daring damp weather, exercise, ilk. and the footnoting nod plowieg appeenue it s.ives to the War, is peculiar to this Article, sad readers ft far superior to say thing ever saeemted for &robing the it art. entirely by its sourish* mad invigorating properties, and she Oink Amami of Haler, does ant furnish a better Article for making the Hair grow, as is well known to most Medical Men in this Town, who regulisrly prescribe it, whin all ether Yentas have proved Si DO avail. Sold Wholesale% isy James Atkinson, No. 9, Hialt.streer, Bloomsbury, la Bottles , at 3s. 6d. 6s. and 11l aid by Ap pnintroest by Mew.. fluky and Blew, Perfumers to thebuite and Ditchers of Yeti, Coehspar•ttreet s Riese. 65, Cheap side, and 52, park.strers Fake, 41, Corritiilli &swims and an; it Fleet-overt) 6 nap. 116, Ozford.street t J ones . Berry, Greek•ttreeti Rains and Co. King street Caveat-garden; We,t mid 'Read, Gracecherch-dtreet t Nte7;, Butts, ad Co. Three Kings-man, Lombasd-wreet Nhani and !Awards, St. Paul's Chintb-yard; Weston and Co. . 42 9. Strand; and by all the principal Perfueien, Medicine Yen riet•. and linir-dreaterr, In the limited Kloolam. di Also ATKINSON'S VEGETA WA DYli, whit* intim ettanAiii. Red or ()ray Hair to an ,Aallern, or lteautl4l ath t toad is JO simple that any Per s on imeylle their own an it with the Masud ease.--reics bs.lol. ;_ e. • ; 1 o• 1 •