The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-12 00:00:00

utembrancer. Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee for General Perposes to consider what measures may be applied for the re medy of the evils tromplaieed of, and to prosecute the said Me mot ial before the Right lion. the Lords Cosieisiiioners of his '►l.ijesty's Treasury, and to report their proceedings thereon from time to time to this Court. Resolved Usuoimeolv, That this Court, understandleglevernl Memorials have alreany been presented, mid that a Bill is now In preparation on she subject. the R.presentatives for this City n PeAlianwnt, ear! such other Members of this 'Court as have 3-Sts in Parliament, he rtmeested to attend its progress. and to • r•e their exertimo to obtain such provisions as may erectually remove the existing. evils. WOODTHORPE. At the Auction Mart, London, on THURSDAY, hoe 9, at Trivrlve o'Clock. THE ABSOLUTE • REVERSION in Fee, ,on demise of a Gentleman, aped 60, of an Undivided moiety of a compact FREEHOLD FARM, milled NUP EN D, well wooded, situate its a fertile and *poising!. part of. the'eount_ i v a mile from Codecist, ,on the great Norol Road, through the capital market lowa of Hitettio from *bleb it Is ! distant six talks, and V kma Imados cons isting of 160 acres of rich meadow, arable. and wood laud. divided Ay', thriving fences into 43 uclosures, with a comfortable hometnead, is. good repair. two Cottages for labourers. odd two orchard.; the whole is is the occepitioo of Mr. -a-- Watson, a yearly tenant, at a low rent of only 1601. • May he viewed with leave nt the tenant, and Particulars had of Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis. Solicitor , . Took's-court, ehancers-lase; at else Son, lincitior the White nom., ' vesage; the Swan. Weiwyo the Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; the Hell, Hertford ; tLe Woolpark, St. Annul's; at the Aut.- lion Mart; sad of Mr. Mann, Waihrook. _ . _ calibre) and four long sires, %lilt a complement of 04 men (partly Americans), the rent:tinder 'of her raw being absent in prizes. It gives me pleasure to state to your Lnrdship, that Ito loss has been sustained on my side, save two men slightly wounded ; our standing and run ning rigging and sails much; cat, and our masts wounded. . • • I have the hoitonr td be, tics. NEYINSOX 13E COURCY, Captnin. Captain Sir Peter Parker, of his Majesty's ship Menelaus, has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq.•copies of two letters, addressed by him on thp 22d and 28th of March, to Vice-Admiral Sir Edw. Pellew ; tthe former reporting the capture of L'lli rondell French packet, returning from Algiers to Toulon, with dispatches; and the latter, that of the Nouveau Meals Frenah privateer, of six guns and 75 men, out three weeks from Leghorn, and had only taken one Maltete brig. Whichall, May 11. _ • His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bas been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma..: jeity, -to. constitute and appoint the R 0.4 ben Vi,eoont Melville ; William Domett, Esq.' Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron of his Ma jesty's fleet; Sir Joseph Sydney York, Knt. Rear. Admiral of the White Squadron of his Majesty's fleet ; the Right Honourable William Minds, ; Sir George Warrender, Bart.; John Osborn, Esq.; and Henry Paulet, Eqq. (commonly called Lord Henry Paulet), to be his Majesty's Commissioners for executing the Office of High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and the dominions, islaqds, and territories there unto belouging. BANKRUPTS. T. Harris, lidding, Kent, draper, May 15, 22, June 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Devonshire-street, /W sbopagate-street J. Orton, Bearbinder-lane, butcher, May 18, 25; June 22, • at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord Mayor's Court Of- j See, Royal Exchange. Mr. Chu*. Gosport, Hampshire, merchant and agent. May 15, 29, June 22, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer,, Toralinsons, and Tboinsois, Conduit-court, Throginorton-street. E. Gledhill and J. Gledhill, Halifax; Yorkshire, yarn-mann- facturers, June 9, 10, 22, at the Talbot, Halifax. Atomics, Mr. Mason, Bread-street-hill ; and Mr. Stead, Halifax. P. Merry. New Bond-street, laceman, May IS; 25. Jane 22, at Goildlndl. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fen-court, Fenehurch. street._ _ • ______. W. Southey, Kennhigtoe-lase, Surrey, chapeau, May 2?, 29, June 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edge, Ewen -street, Stroud. IV. /Tamen, jun. Masonry, Canterbury, tanner, May 45, 26, June 22, Guildhall, Canterbury. Anoraks, Mt. Starr, Canterbury iiid 51essrs. Halyard and King, Cuptball-court, Tbrogmorion-street. W. Thomson and .1. Thoannn, Loudon, merchants, May 15, 22, June 24, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Crawford, Broad street._ _ _ _ W, Booth, Flixtnn, Lancashire, manufacturer, May 20, 22, Jane 22, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, I Chancery-law ; and Mr. Knight,' Manchester. W. Cobden, Chichester, brewer, May 12, 18, June 22, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichester. Anemia, Mears. Daily and 'Magda', Chichester; and Mews. Few, 4shmore, and Hamil ton, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. W. Gibson and T. Dow, Liverpool, merchants, May 27, 28, June 22, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Moan. Boswell and Buckle, New Rroad-street; *ad .Idr. Bardswell and Mr. Morrow, .Liverpool. I T. Hill, Gwyn s-buildings, Caswell-stiwt-road, coal-mer- , chant, May 15, 2-2, June 22, at Guildhall. Attornies, blears. Jones and ateynal. Lord Mayor's Dace,- Royal Exchange. I K. Grey; Redrath, Cornwall, victualler, May V, 28, June 22, at Gray's Horel, Redruth. Attornies, Mr. Davey, itedruth ; and Mews. Cardales and. Youit4,..iray's Inn. N. Nowell, Charles-street, James's-square, tailor, May 15, 22, June 22, at Guildhall. awaits, Mews. Sweet and Stokes. Basingball-street. J. Cook, Wititaash, Warwickshire, timber-merchant, May 10, 19, June 22, at the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick. At ' tornies, Messrs. Shepherd. Adlington, and Gregory, Redford ; and Mr. 'filleted, Warwick. C, Logan, S. Lenox, P. Stabs, and V. Welch, Liverpool, merchants, May 29, 31, June 22, at the Globe Tavern, 'Liver pool. Anomie', Messrs. Stitnistreet and Wen, Liverpool; and Mr. Medic, Joha-street, Redford-tow. [Dividends, tltc. To-utortow.3 It is stated, in a letter from an Officer of our blockading squadron in Basque Roads thet two French frigates made their escape during the night of the Qlst ult. Mr. Ti manor PICKERING has addressed a series of letters to his feilow-citizentrof America against the continuance of .the war ; in one of which, he offers to prove, that while JETVERinN and his Secretary MA 01$011 were making the most amicable public prdes• dons towards Great Britain, they repeatedly de. dared its private, that they wished for a war with this 1 asountryisn any terms. , , the . Pembina Bills, were read a third time and loM,MUCK dtc. The Earl of RA R E%lOOO presented tt , retithin frets a member of respFetable Tradesmen Mad -others or the, City of York, complaining of the injuries unstained With rogont to their businesses and sates, .from the frequent and growler prat: (ices of mock shedder, basyken; itinerants dam ri es i., praying their Lordships to. take the ease into t Coolidge. anion, and to afford such relief to the Petitionerl al to their %Osamu% may seem meet. • Viscount SI UNIOUTH presented n Petition front the Bo rough of lievaes, nearly to the ratneatfect. These documents were ordered tolie on the table. An account of the onmber, - toidiage, lie. of Smits built Asia, and registered as British, teas presented by Mr. rti[lifet - from the euntom-house, :,ndordered to lie oa tb6 [obit'. - The Lit idburttlt CowslBlll was brought up from the Cootenona - by Sir George Clatter - the reittits' Employment, and sev e ral private Bills, by Lord Newark, whist were read a first time. The remaining Bills upon the table being respectively for. ' warded, the House adjourned till to-morrots. • HOUSE OF *COMMONS. The Can of the'Honse being' enforced. the net opened till past six • • • Mr. nt.LE brought Bill to extend the pro v isions of the Bill for the relief yf In sent Debtor; to Delving', which Was' read a first time, and urdeied to be read a second titre on this day se'mtight. and to be printed. The Irish Militia Bill stiw read a third time, and passed. • THE CATML/LiC QULSTION. Sir J. p. atreAst.,4,r;osi to bring on his pro. Mixed Motion foillail4eitihnent of a Select Cod mittee to enquire into the . iuhject of Catholic secu rities, &e. but preview; to making any observations, begged to enquire of his Right lion. Friend (Mr. Grattan) if he meant to press his Order of the Day . for the second reading of the Bill this evening, on the back of the discussion on the present motion ? Mr. GRATTAN replied, that after the Hone. Bart bad - Concluded, it would be for the House to consider whether they would go on with the sable= .quent question ornot. Sir J. HIPPISLEY then resumed, and Said, he perceived he had no indulgence to expect from his Right Hon. Friend [a marmot' on the Opposition side], nor from those behind him, who, instead of the friendly cheer with which they had formerly treated what he had to offer on this subject, no* seemed inclined to treat him with coughs. lie could assure them, however, that he had the great mea. sure as much at heart as any of theta. If he had any crime, it was that of consistency. When he had at former periods pressed his: opinion on the . House, it would be recollected that he had ever spoken Of it as a sine qua non with him, ltat the question should not he allowed to be carried into an Act of Parliament without a previous report, and the production 'of further information than was yet before the public. The object of his motion was to obtain this information on the fews in force among Catholics; on.. their establishments at home and abroad; and, in fine, on many pointtan which the majority''of the country, and even of Hon. Gentle.: men, knew nothing at this moment, when they had gone so far as tq have the second reading of. the Bill stand on their orders for this night . --[Herti-he reed his motion, and proceeded to expatiate at great length upon a number of most iteportant topics, but We res gret to say so inaudibly to the Gelleiry, that we could only occasionally catch a few Of his statements.] His wish was to collect evidence,. and produce a re. port that would Hot discredit. that house, or the 2t gentlemen whom be had contemplation to name on this Committee. He lled the objections that had formerly been urged agginat this course; and • contended, that it was the (mitten& of irriving at necessary and useful intormatiOtt to enable them to legislate wisely. Greet ieformation had Mien derived from,the Tractatus Ecelesi,o;but still more would be extracted front the labours of 'ft Select Commit. tee, As for the. Bill now before the Rouse, with all. 'his respect ,for the able persons who framecUt, he .soold not think it worThy of ap. , probation.--He could not sty of it- neater** superaloat opus; and he differed ns entirely from the Clauses introduced by tke Right honourable Meet= ber for Liverpool. The an. Barone* then referred to several pamphlets on the sebjectlat the Yen, sad contended that the Veto bad eArdieti nc diysatisfag tion among the Catholics till the,N , Wel agitated and Stirredupt? resistance by anottymeas writers. Thei viewed' - Bill ' - /r ,- - 1..' "';'--7.F. ' . . • 4,-; ...I , f, • - . t • : •:IA - • :;,•. ' , . • ' .. . ' 4 r: , c : . • SI ..... . . . • . . . 1 •, . - • A ,\ ... ? ... ; . - 4: 54111b . k:- - •;\ ~ ....., • - •• 1 . . • ..- .•-•, li , ' t ot.i' f • ," 9 •• ' il- , • :t - • .., . ,4-er. _ ..as,s , ~ .- : . ••• , . ; .t . ". ... 4/// :,..,••, i 4 • • • - , • . , . . • ;,. 44 _ 'l ' ..•; .. •• • ; •:••••• sP. ..- ....:•...."‘: f ' .... . ..:-. • - 4 4•••. n. ' •••? 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SAL t'. . • ... . - - • • isidp,e4tlAL PARLIAVEAT. '.' . • 'ft II I S present EV ENING, May te, 1148 . . , "real Saie LONDON GAZierni &Lai 11. . c be performed Leasehold Estate. Priespes4ntee„ • I . _ EDUCATION. • • ..-• 4fifoiraliy Office MI,N li: = - . By Mr. W 11.1.161.11; • . ::. -. ... - r . .chick will be added, t h e New Grand Melo-Drente*: Ito . 61 the Aiming m a rt, B a eondeatiipe ra t, ... . , ;moan oft t eta , few , t•option Of fice, courey,of hit lgoipiteo. ~ In i CammitteO Privileges, We centiderarem of Oa , ABM.- '. •.• ; ... 9 .. . I ranee. called May 13, tit Tweive L ia_ppe .. .-, s 4 ikeli sesicierk ii And , lid transna dressed itteci to by ßeA LM A i dli rj rai dir lAnd flabelt A Qilder .l4ll". I s I t i b etirit he , n a a ad m rc if • ' ' I r si d e w i ll enst " l 6 ; m on ed th : e k pli i; rt A ' filu isf a tite l latalligia larthfr-.. * ALADDIN; oe, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. ' ie. A PI eligible LEAS ii:HOLlill ilsrAtir : , , , . , eireere brick-built Uwe) • • MMli gni 1 S. John Mae Croker, ire. r(SirheergeJetai I, after *eb their Loan*, - r I,. nt4443 to he op.-aeit at half past are o'clock, is . ~ ~.. • alli MitieitY's sloop Maine, at See, I the farther tie 'fleir•dos. . • - • arilif t ". ? 0., at half ;inn si.. . • dardalkskame 800. lo used 14 . re. •Os J • April iv, Isis. . : .. 4.- . . .i , PRON.:KT!' TAX . . -• • ' . ' • •••• • " • ••• ' :i„.,.., 7.. s `ti Prier Ss. 6d.-Pit, lA.. 6d. ; E . .„ .pa blew. Shrewder and. seams Osst at Mir —I have great pleasure ins cquainting 8"d suffer th e ee rill n i f titelinlse, • 1 '• ' • --, 1 . - p, 'CI, ?..-11,e‘ter Gallery, 4 .... ; Second Price, L..-Uppe per ammo i held for an ow 411liettalk yat • yoMr La that yesterday morning, wititeie the 02so lle as p w n y k red ui Ceits All°14T issirsoi lL orrier fte' suiptr , u 4 0': 4 2.. _ 11‘ —41 . "111111. "- c * . : '''' Okinawa lot, at tits small gesilsoh NMI sit 31, per" t;•sil..r,, Is.; &coed Price, 6d. • .. • 1 • , scifoLEY, NIAYOR. Mile it Dweglisg•house, No. I'2. asilaiong. Mel lb Nadi - 3II IC MI I. - your Lordship's orders, at daytight"; . e mhildnets ar thefeltee le altdoel i ters of th e GewthltY dr 11 /.." i - i'' I t coglgOil COUNCIL. Wildest in the Chamber of 40 Le He aporre k en ,. of o moo d o tsi t pee eimeg. 11 : 1 1 I strange Iris discovered on our lee bow , to Alia : emilltailiie g lif 11 "• ear I "Y in d the Proper”; 74* bi ell" ' • - ,s. ~ County ;as arbitrary wiit Seifert to lot ptiocipte, rod idis ' Guildhall ef the City of London , on TULSDA Y, the May be'Wwed lin the Sale. wan Ivane tte the wawa. , Pan bud at the White Ileet. Meeelagtemeremi a. dm li l ted inlmedian ' l Y ; at. ° all P- 111 4';the iis artaliwo. leer "The Petition Ms Grace Amiga .• de; • - .1 Mb day of Mar, -1813, Wr• W. `No. 10, in the Amelia. Mart. • stranger ed French colours, and comtosilibil a !sery theattuttioaltf their Lordships, and ils~e' • • It. , sesni.vee vseetwoon.v. fire films stern guns, which, disabling as la oracj ia . l s th hi s t bj eld • d o ,, e ' .I t " 'm od t o m odest ,* *b o ot * t ow, • '. • . 7 ': - , . rfauT it appears to this Court, the most nefarious Fins Prese, ves t Dried Ftwit, Be. • pa11et ...4. km . , frauds, Pad 1 02 Pob jete ctient or , t b e e e .o b :ZZ rie h t, 4 o7 sis By Mr. WILII,LI a l.& - ' sob. soll_ , occasioned us to drop 4-stern ; n at line Ilkda p lsik Parlid Pellet with l's ek;diletslere .." - k - -...i ~:,. : ir . to so ettra.....oary eldest y Wa r t,epposise be a e• ir. . forty . past eight, being agabt WitINW 'Ow- I the " Pi) * ddliraffdso SA& - *Willi . .: -• 1 . ...'' - - •-' • •' Aortion and Public Sale Reams thameisesa sir ster.trnea l , where esgelosipled advent Y. atat p agifiße • 0.._ • , , +l 3/e Id bl d • • :-' - ue* .°- • . - .-":-• • . l'" • •-•;•Oks" - -----: • DAUNT, 1 / 4 1 *. t o ondi gr e •• - . 44 0, .. " . 4 v a P lll Zlfiftr i th ' I 1 . - -4. ~. • . ._ l. .:, • . - • • ow and moot l tlr - t t ni.Bl :, o tg i ralin expedite diserpmable moil** - 11 1 , ~,, 'season of In Amos , every brown of. buoirew. 4.,switabile / lime costitliost or es Ni, b t , v . I thicb *as , c e othiptled., ~ ~- ve ode rm.! _ . e s sll lier _ et .i . . di- . 4.00. , 4 , It e,olvell UanaterseA, That tome prank, s are' net leans tweatz A/MOWS of whole pine stWest Poiksrliiiiklareise wales pest ten, whop kti . maintop gamma osh ge s . an d PT; illagr a . tie Mal , ar eel, ba .; Ild opiate i • ''" • r • janous to the persons who are induced, by deceptive appear- greeneitrsa i one hundred jars of apr= s goseir Epps mt. jibs being ihnt 'away, we were enabled del close hint ; 1 Missionaries, eibeis,olMerwi . 4, . '• " * ' 1 ;Viet.. and fele representations, to become perchnsers, aid the mini beam plums, trainees, and bar berries ; • Ilse '11614.ed sad s til l Alas not u n t il after a ipirited, •fiaistasee of I Places in the.eoloOdfNerfdik, tbibe ' llielber' rusted: . !' fsir trader, thee destructive to the manufaetials of the country, fi fty . dozen pots of strawberries and raspberries, in jelly; wasige. „, . I above were is favour,* we coati millket• a the Pith* ~• mi - apricot. and quince marmalade; red and blackcurrant Jellies , nitylehlutes, that . at half past eleven she hauled iof Ch r i st ia n ilt India. 'b% tearing No stisuba to superior skill and ingenuity.,. - - 1 Re-Dived Uneoimmtalr That a Memorial be prese•nial to the raspberry , strawberry, and green giaejsol, &e.; two hooked down hn colours. I aim convinced that' bad the ac - ! Earl 8 r" ,II °PE Prete." Petition!' from; I l ldk‘ftie• Id n 1 ..1 Honourable the L o rds Commiwiouer r of his Majesty's bottles agrees gages, damsons; white plums, renews; geom. a- II taken' place during the itay, it would have been , Kent, from the vicinity et Own town, and frees the Colorer TICWIIII, respecting these evils, and praying for a remedy berries, for tarts, drc. atc. ; also• 300 looses' of varies@ dried 454' i Anflesea in favour a the Prougiti•Ju of Christians Knostlclge fruits. tiara). of much shorter continuance. She. proved to be !in nitia? ' And the Draft of a Memorial being prepared, was read and May be tasted at the time of Sale. and Catalogues had of is& eer corve tt e, of yonne Martin 1 L'ln Invincible privet lla - me &regain! Petitions were ordered to lie us th6-table. - • • • 'I agreed to. Williams., Ne. 10; is the Audio* Mart.l i The Earl of DARNLEY stated his deierisin:uiee to .10Zest . Tort's, Commander, pierced for p gnus, mounting !f, ir „. a n i his mo ti on, r e spect i ng the co ndui t o f t h e wo g, od ", • Ordered, That the said Memorial be fairly trameribed, and .- signed by the Town Clerk, nod presented to the Right Hon. Yaltieble Revenineary Freehold Estate, flertforajobire. - 16, viz. twelve ei g htee n -p oun der oarrostades (French 1 Friday. • ti . the Loral Commissiown of Isis Majest)'. Treasury by the Re- ......_ . .. _ _By Mr; MUN . 1!1 . ....... 5.., .• I. .. . !calibre) and four lane shits- Kith a romalamoot Af 1 . • Tbe Merchubt_i filid.itql . Bonds. and the link Widows' Paulo* CatholiC;; , ieweithei r resent Bill with tittroc, 14 ; peared from the Irish Opens, Wis thweese in tl at • country, and the sentiments of Mont' of 'English Catholics were in - unison with theirs. What were the reguiatitms with which they WereNettie+ I fled t ; Regulations* he would undertake , td , which aAistedln every country in Europe ) es Wire • STOCK-BROKER, 2,,CORNHILL, and itt, COVENTRY-STREET, claims the particular Alt •ntinn of the Public to the State of the Wheel of the pre sent Lottery, for no the Ant day there aro so Prize drawn ;.'band X2OOO, ronailitenily all the Great C tpitals still re main; and NEXT TUESDAY the First-drawn above SIO 413 be entitled to ,C 20,000, independeat of whatever Capital may belong to the Number; therefore it is not improbahlethat -'orrhaser at either of the above Offices may gain 430.000 ur .641.100 by one Ticket, ape Shares in prop. vim) The Wheel is t:ch beyond precedent, having Three of 41040, Three of &c. &c. - 110TANNICAL TICKETS. XI EACH. 4, LL the Tickets of Dr.TLIORNTON'S ROYAL /I BOTANICAL LOTTERY; to be drawn on the IStb of thir Month, being the second Day of Drawing the Stile Let t-ry, will he Prig I TbN Lottery eautabw 790 1 K ssi and valuable Works na tie aeldect al _BaargeilliAl , imp, tome still mate saleable as they to hereafter be posh; chased. The Ticket., et the reduced price of Ooe Pound each, are on Sale at uli the Lottery Ofices. The Print, containing a tine Likeness of the Emperor Alex. ander, supported by t be Cossack and a Russian Grenadier, will be presented, gratis, with every Ticket sold. 'WENI'Y THOUSAND POUNDS FOIL THE FIRS! DRAWN PRIZE ABOVE TWENTY POUNDS, ON TUESDAY, MAY 18. THE.SECOND DAY'S DRAWING, ' With the following RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL: . 3 Prizes' of X20,000 , 3...... Prizes of lO.llOO S Prizes of 4,000 4. Prizes,of l,OOO And Numerals other Prizes of f€s 10, £3OO, £2OO, , 010), ieso, dtc. &c. Beinginore than doable the number of Capitals and other Prized in any Lottery hitherto with the same number of Tickets. • BISH (Contractor), impressed with gratitudir Jit • to the Public for their distinguished favours in the leo etainnied demand for Tickets and Shares iu this truly popsies Lottery, begs to acquaint them t h at the First Day's Drawing over, leaving the abed rich belosad precedent, for the SE CON D DAY'S DRAWING, when the first Prize above 20 is so arranged (at kis request) by Government, that it enn 110t be lei than £20,000, and may be £in,o4o or £40,003,. From this eirramstanee and the unequalled grand state of the Wheel, he does with LoOdence expect a very great demand for Tickets and Shares; therefore twitch* the immediate favours of his Friends, at his fortimate Offices, where, as long as ony 'rickets nal he had, they may rely on a choice of Numbers, WARRANTED UNDRA WN ; and should persons in the :Gantry had difficulty in heir„ supplied by the Ageirs, the fa. our of their ionsissaails (poet-paid) at either No. 4 $ CORNHII.L, or Yn.9, CH Ait NG-C ROSS, will he punctually attended Ito. r. INES AND SPIRIT& OF THE MOST SUPERIOR QUALITY. - U R. BASIL' WOODD (late Anderton and tVA Woodt1). LB. Ntw Bond-street, returns his respestfal thank; to the 'wee circle of his friends, for the honour of their :ammands, and bees leave to lutam them that the family of his late pander, Mr. Anderton, having relioquistred their interest io ne concern in B. WA favour, he offers their very choice Mack :at Old Paris, Madeira% Sherries, Clarets, fee. in bottle, aalis the London Docks, at Am following prices, fur present pay. heat only Pori front the wood, 440. per dozen; old high. 'vowed tliuo, 48.. ; very old ditto, ditto, 505.; 1251. per pipe; ...Id crested ditto, 575.; eM Sherry, 505.; 115 goineap per bolt; very old Pale ditto, 545.; old Vidoaia, 485.; Lisboa. 445. Mountaia. 445. Calrarella. 48s. $ Broad, 41k; BoallM, Ms.; Rota Teat, 575.; India Madeira, 63e. and 70=. ; London Parti fear ditto, 555.; old Claret, 845.; very fine old ditto (lint growth), 1 05 4 . ; 100 guineas per hogshead; Hermitage and e nampavies, seven guineas; old Hock, seven guineas; rich Palma, in pints, 305.; Malmsey Madeira, in ditto, 455.; CON* , t 4.4141. 81s. ; Cognitic Brandy, 345. per gallant; very fine pale . m1%365 I old Ruin, 17.. and 195.; Hellanilh 311••1 Orange Shrm, M.; Cherry sod Raspberry Brandy. SOs. per dozen pints; venire Martinique Noyau, seven guineas per c.ise ; ditto Curdt.,b and No)au assorted, viz xllintAS. N. B. Oesitlemen mitt Wive udvaatage is purchasing wines by the pipe or hogshead. _ Jut pnbiisheel. price 9s. firlivis to the NERVOUS seed DEBILITATED A- of both Sevin, p:lrtirularly In those whose Infirmities Jr, , ist inrinoostable bar to Contiabbil lad to the 'oi.;;ltided loosely tes. of that destructive habit. wines under mines the must viglinots constitutions, mid nitro precipitates Y..uoA persons, in the p r i me o f lif e , into all the iuhrosities of old age, a complication of ;thrown, turd the very brink of the o. 6 vr, before Obey ore conscious of its moral turpitude, or de -Inactive baJency .• with Observations on the best mode of Treulsirot, fuuoiko nu lott nod ample experience. fly M. VEI Et., M. D. • Late Professor tif Botauy et the Uoiveisity of Leyden ; Physi cian to the Royai litmorbold as Berlin, tie. Are. fitc. " Non est Invert, red 'alert, vbs."— Mnrial. loulduo s Published by elm Author, nod sold by r Messrs. Pow ,,hns, 166, Fleet-street ; Wulsoo, SS, Snetha.tipton-street. C9* rent.gartlen 19 9 , *mod, near St. Clemeot's Church; Goddard, ; at the Author's House, 10, Alfred- Plate, IWdfoid square; sad by the principal Booksellers is iunti ;ad Cosintr.. Esteasive Freehold Premises, -Kent-street, Southwark, now • occupied as a Taa-Yard, and is iu full business. By Mr. MUNN,. At the Auctims Mart, on THURSDAY, Jame 9. at Twelve, with early postmodern. by direction of Mr. Mellish, the Pro ietor, who is miring, Ar . VALUABLE and extensive FREEHOLD ESTATE" situate in Kest -street; Southwark; consiging of a compact, welt/hutted Tan-Yard. containing 77.vais, taps and handlers, had ten listen; a beam house with- seven grarners 1 a eaphal bark ban, • *acts's* leather boom. drying shed alai store loft. sill house, an opus drying 'lief, ve stall stable, forage loft, cod shed, carpenter's shop, a Ineltaitaated couirtiss / hissimesstrwarport,—tosiousdows -vasMesiee, Witte a large gordirti, .011.1 small inclosed paddock, occupying a fientage of upwards of SO feet, next Ketn-siteet, on which three-mill houses are i now erected, which produce a yearly rest of W. 1 The Premises are equally desirable for nay other Mantifac -1 tory, being nastily supplied with book hard and soft water. May be viewed with Tickets, which. with Particulars, any be had of Mr. Munn. Walhrook, near the Royal Hschnage; Paiiieulass also at the Bull toil. Leadealsoll-strret ; the Half -1 Moon Tavern, Gnscechurcls-street ; and at the Auction Mart. AEROSTATIC, OR IMPROVED BALLOON. T EE exhibiting of BALLOONS, ever since the Ascension of Mr. Luttarrli, in the year 1784, has b• en eontioued, without any success in directing their coarse, which has always been Smatter of regret with the Public. It is therefore presumed that as atte t.pt to construct a Balloon, so as id be elevated or depressed at pleasure, and capable also of ' .being conducted to a given point, varying from that to which' the wind directly blows, if but making nn angle of twenty de grees (though it is expected that it may be directed to form an angle of furry-five), which coottitutes four points of the com pass, will meet with general encouragement, and should this be accomplished, may, by practical experiment, be improved so as to become of great utility, and the gratiticatiou of thou sands; which Will undoubtedly he the case. if we should ever step into the ear attached ma Belleau with the saute confidence I of a cafe arrival at a given place , as.we now step into any land I or water carriage. However distant aid chimerical this may i appear, the attempt is submitted to the. Public. The expense ; of such ao undertaking is evidently too great, except fur an l opulent individual; the Public are therefore informed, that a Subscription is opened, of Five Shillings, which will entitle each Subtriber to the view of a Model, explaining the nppa. 1 Tate{ by means of which the Banana is to he-guided. elevated, Or depressed at pleasure: the current air discovered, at clef- i tercet heielits; and, it is hoped, the dreadful consequences, iii 1, I ease the Balloon should burst, prevented by a gradual and safe descent. Should the Community be indium! to eucourage this 1 undertaking, and enable the Projector to complete the Balloon he has in contemplation to construct. it is hoped they will ma ' nifest their approbation, as the Subscriptiou it intended to be elo.ed early is June. This new Aernstatie Balloon will be constructed under the di. i recline of Henry Williams. many years Drawing-muster to Carlisle Haase School, Lambeth. For the accommodation of such of the Nobility and Gentiy that are disposed to prorkote Atrustatiou by a more liberal sub ecription, and to whom the utility and pleasure may be accetsi hie, Submaiptioas of Tea Pound and upwards are receive. at Messrs. Bidulphs and Co. Charing-eross; Mr. Wand. confec tioner, Bond-street I and at S. Burton's, stationer, No. ISG; Lesidenhall-street, where a Model of the Ballow' is eft far the inspection of the Subscribers, of wheat it is requested to leave their Address, that Bailee • tarty be sent the& of the time and plate of ascension, to prevent depredations and mischief that may pccur from tag great co:.e.aurse of the populace. if made known by , public Advertisement. And admitting the Subwrip linos by the Ist of June should not be stn dent for defraying the expense of the undertaking, that they may be consulted whether ill continue advertitings dr earls to receive a Dividend of the Subscription after deducting what money has been ex pended iii Advertiseismila. • . . H. WILLIAMS, .., . . 'Carlisle-Haase, Lambeth. . . Of S. Burtnas it No. IM, Leadenhall-street, I/irections may be had for playing Bight new Variations of the (Mine of Drafts, under the title of Coostitational Cheeks, by which the vivacity and interest of Play are considerably diversified and incri ;i.e. The Polish and enatmon Dames are hereby combined and the e p e e l:7l. 6 in the i i r i a la m ie e lim h eT ig pe i c ' ti l li Y a e lly b* adl r il w ite e d I of to the amusement of seafaring gentli:iness. PLATR GLASS COMPANY. rIIIIIE Public are informal, that a large Assort s meat of PLATE GLASS is now on SALE. in tired Prices, by Mr. ALEXANI)EIt BLACK, lit tlw C uNny i, Waselsouise,A EAMON- PLA BLAC K FRI A RS- It bti of a Sue colour, wiperior brilliancy, and of various dimensions, front 12 hither to 144 Inches in length, awl from 10 in 22 inches in hrhiniths also Convex and Cuncnve Mirrors, (corn 12 In 96 inches in dinineter. And the same mostriment ant he hnd for Country Orders, by aildressinz Leiters to Mc. William rietrr, at the Miumfactory, Mayealwrid, iter.r Pre,ent, Prom the Irma hoprovenswit made of Ode )ran hi this Manu factory, it is now allowed that the Company'. Plates are equal in their brilliancy / . sad save as few imperfectives, catalpas,' wick lay Fun* Slaw *at ever was imported.