The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-14 00:00:00

NO ADVANCR IN cONSEQUENGE OF 1118 • MOURN ING. IMPORTANT W SAVINGSDOO, AT IN„ FLERT-STRIIFT ITHIN. THRENRS OF FIiTFIERAANE, god READY 1110tiliY. FGIBBONS, WOOLLEN DRAPER, MAN'S • MERCRII., Rout TAILOR, ocooances to hii nooierEalo Friends mad the Fashionable World, that he is enabled in sup ply them with Article, of Orem made in the first style of ele gance, and of supesiorquality, at the following very reduced Day prior thereto: . .. in az Such Persons as' may be desirous of having Nets Ex Bills in whole or in part of Payment of Plineipal, upon ,‘ • lag Ncao Bills, and mentioning Me Ant:unt at Me Bolton's ! i their Lists, delivered on or before Tuesday, the 4th May,ataiii' Pa p t remittal:led saYkNew liilis;cortipftsge,in 'attired .0 Th , liaffprnny by Me Day, on every. Ow flpiedreal Portals, . • . said New Bills will bear Date Me said .81h Day of .41fol, ad trill be delivered, together with the interesedise In respect o 0 Iii!!. to desired to he vrektrgeti, ms ItaiutaNsthe 10th - gif May. and the follywing.Days. . . • . .• 1 • It. B. 411 Exeheiuer Bills dated prior to March. jlBl2, have bee" adnertiscd to be patd off', .and the - Interest therein has I weed. £ s. d. Very hest Spanish Wool Septa= Clads Coats 3 6 0 Min littlish Word ditto - - 2 l 0 '0 Ga.al q, road Ditto - 1 16 0 Vet.% 1).-o Sope:tine Kersrysnere Breeches. • - 1 3 0 Ditto ditto Doable llilled ditto - . 1 8 0 Hest I) ithle Twille4 Cord ditto - . , .-- .• , .0 18 0 Fashionable Morpeiller Weste.osts• - . 012 0 And every ot:ser Article, waritter Great Coats, Ladies' Riding llab'it.. Pantaloons, 6r.e. dtc. clutrtod with an equal regard to Er 'Homy. LOW E't PAYI4/PralWelT ism Ski Aft Ntl 'Etc n .• The may Biltansfeclare aft he kind in the United Kim*, eita blistied, DM. Tills 'Fabric combines the properties of great IL. durability, beautiful appearance, pleartanine.. iii wear, and more conducive Si, health is all tieno4l, aud climates than any other description f Shirting Clota. Every Piere as usual. warranted, and sold at the Patentee's original Warehouse, 154. Cheaoido, near St. Paul's; 1!lar,1- tug, lioweiloiad Cu.:B9; Pail , ; and no other House Id Loudon. . .; The Proprietor finds it necessary to state, in consegnence of a home in Cbeapside uttering (ovule an article termed imperial Patent Coitus Thread tobirtings; 1114 - loiwe's Manufacture •is the only deScription of Shirting Cloth to. whieb.o titens bas ever been obtained, every Piecc of which Mal* nied-tre ; a‘d aoy other &dr*. *no LoAref. sold or t aed as Pa tent Shirting Cloth, is spurious, aid as imposition on the Public. MANUFACTORY Ftii; CHEAP AND DURABLE PUNTS, Af Virintl4 CONSFS. Iran) 41. to 94. per pound, MADE WI l'It1;;P1\REI) FISIf OIL, loablithint in 1845, at Mnry-le-bonnefttreet, Golden. • • THE'very strong testirnouy to the superior merits of tbi, Pair.i, given by hundred: of tiv No "i;it •ii ti infra. who hove usi•cl it sears, years and iipwastt: it 14cge q.,:intittea (nod whose 1111111 CS Itray be area as above), OH their vtrii paling. rates, iron rail*, awattier boarding. stuccoed a n i player fronts. soul other elitcrior works. inclarek Messrs. !we- settl 3litelwll to solicit the attention of tho s e perAtiv, who, at 11:1, ,coon, are pureliasinz Points for the above purptier., MAI to caution them atiiiies the crass itopteition., of pretended p„t esi eee s of similar article', a' ;heat are to be had geonine at Floes and Mitchell's only , 21, Mare-lc•bonue-street, tioldeu sqm.r••• FAROE LO WE, Patentee. No. 151. Chenpside, near St. Paul';. !PAINT 'SIANUFIACorOO I , W• °I Mr oliPosile • ETRABLE PAINTS, Ground fie thiseell Oil, for Park Paling. Tiles,* Slates, useful said ornauseand . .Psinting in general, and Weather Boardiiig of every description. . per cwt. Invisible Green D irk Olive Green Brichi Olive Green ll2s. Black P .int White Paint b&. Prepared Drying Oil, to thin ti Genuine Ground Whit per gra I per gal.. Turpentine Ms. 0.1. Single Reined Oil fn. .Linseed Oil 6d. Pale Seal Oil 4r. 6tl. Best Sperm Oil Ss. 6d, Pale Whale Oil dr. 04. ,Double Refined Oil tis. 6d. Fine Colours,' Stc.. TVI:ON and Co. Colour M a nufacturers, London 11 1ra Wall atli Kennet Wharf, most respertfidly' recommend the' altore Pait.t.; to she Public. as •applienble to the general purposes of useful and nrsoment I Poicting. They dry very clutch, are very beautiful in appearance, and pos4ess a durabi lity which rimtlers them peciikirly valuoble, when applied to work cansnintly, or 'partially, expose., to the effects of the weather. Adverti:;eme , :ts having lately snipe/pied, recommend ioz Paints under similar titles, Which are prepared with Fib 011, or pold in an Imolai:al mate, Upton and Co. feel it proper to su., that they are nut connected svalt th. se houses, and that their Paints are not preparett with Coal. Tar; or Fish Oil. *.• Merchants, Ship Owners; and the Trade supplied. N.B. Refined Oil for Patrol Lamps, &. U. per gallon ; for Liverpool arid ether Lamps, as. per gallon; Fine spr►n. ani Y ilad Oil': per cwt. 561. Stone Colour - Lend.or Slate Colour 565. j Light Blue Ws. I Chocolate b o o. Re 4 403. .he above far ere, sv. per gallon. lie Lead, b 6,. per.ewt. _SPItIN(i 1)11:T. QASSAFRAS COCOA.—AII the disadvantages of • Tea, Cboeolate, and Coffee, are obviated •a+ this elegant, ,criait, and nutritious article of diet, prepared from the nut •i the Sassafias Tree. It possesses also in great perfection. the • ocrative properties of the z , assisfras,so that it not may nourishes tae system, but also corrects it, by rendering the juices healthy. :fence it is highly recommended in the periodical works on me to asthmatic, consumptive, bill• us, and nervous invalids; •inplc experience hies proved it to he more beneficial Omit cor m; ia, and ss ill supersede its use. When it is c. usidered that it the source of nearly nil the diseases that nss:sii h• in Ai nature, it cannot appear estraordivary that it st•oald he found 541 highly benetiefisi in such a variety of complaints—even gout, nod indigestion, It will accomplish more ur•n any mediviite vet discovered. Nimrod mad sold by W. Wallach 19, Strand. T.) THE N 01110. 1 .1% GENTRY, AND THE PUBLIC TURMEAU. and SEWARD, Inventors of the r.tent V POOL LAMP, fee . ] it a duty they owe the Public in mate, OM the very great demand for their Lamps has icilured a few - needy individstah to attempt introducing to the Public a Lamp resemblior , the Patent Liverpool—only hi outiv:ird uppelranie, but to priociple the same as the Ar- Fai.d (than vs bleb none eon be w orse f. r burning common oil). be in u re /I .e mu s l i n ., o f Patent Livet,io 11 Loniiis 11•1111 in use the Lours of the Nobility and Gentry .as well as in the - shops of Tratlestueli, are the most rourineirk proof of their eminent soperiurity aver every Lamp hitherto invented; They produce as much brilihoit pure light a: ;Inv t lree other Lamps with tile use of C 01419100 oil only, without =inert or smoke. The may Warehou-es heloweilig to the Proprietors are nt No IP, Drury-lane, opposite Lang-sere ; and No. 62. Chu rch -41E4, Liverpool; where the best w irk, oil, and glaties, may be for t he above. til~ivV[Alß ANS) lIPPROVED teDitllN Eh, ' • , pee r s . red by. S. SOLOMON; M. D. Gilead Muse near Liverpool. PH F. Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, • l'oeDebilities, Nervous Disorders, read Weaknesses pee. culiar to the Female Sex, toss of Appetite, Hytterieal and Ay.' pochondriacal Affections, Lowness of Spirits, and all Nervoim l)iF.orders. Dr. S I,unnn's Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated for the Week, the Sirkly. and Infirm. Ito all inward Iterayi, ,l Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Weariful in either Sex. whether hereditary, acquired; or owing to Youthful linprudeuce, this, Medicine will afford the mod( wontlecfr.l relief. ANTI-IMPETIGEN 10; or, Solomon', Drops, is a Medi: tine superior to every other Remedy yet di,covered in this or tiny other age, for the speedy removal mud radical cure of the Scurvy. Leprosy, Rheumatic or Gouty Pains, Scrofula or King's Evil, Ulcers of every,Descriptioo, Swelled or Inflamed Lego. &c. In Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly foiled, whets no other remedy cAuld restore the unhappy Sufferer to that health he unfortunately lost. the Anti-lrapetigenes • heve helm found the great and only restorer of Health and Vigour. These. , l)reps purify the Blood, and restore the System when impairetl • by the imprudent ase of Mercury. TileA BSTERG ENT LOTION dents and beantiflestheSkinjel removes speedily, without pale or trouble, till kinds of Pimples, ' Tette,: , Ring worms , Sprits, Redness, Swellings or Carbuncle s of t.i.! Nose, " Binicheb4anl every Vecies of Cutaneou s Er tl!) . tion as the Surface - of the Bunn •. ody.•. It is peculiarly plea- sant ita its operatioa; an agreeable softness to the Skin !mine- diately soceeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the whole 1 emoviesion ' which resumes, at one and. the a l ine time, an enlivened appearance. The Public have been lones . ems. voiced of the certainty of its success as it safe and certain re- niedy fur Herpetic Complaints in general. Piuts 4s. hid. Haf liintiN 04, lir. §OIAMON expects when consulted. the ust.4l en i nptiment of a One Pound Note; but all written Cases os Letters of Adtiee, if :towered at his 'claire, are reque.ted to inclose only Half-a-Guinea. Such letters should for safety, be , thus directed t—" Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-hoe near Liverpool. Paid &softie Postage." Letters may be 'or. tiered tofu addressed to X. Z. or A. H. at the Pow-office. so called for. The above Medicines aee inclosed in• plain directions, with.'surpri,lng Cures, authenticated by. Persons of Respectability; and are made up it, Buttes, price Eleven Shillings each, There are also Family Bottles. at 3Ss. coetaisipar Four of the smaller ones, wherein 9s. are saved. • Observe the words "Saint. Solomon, Liverpool,"" engraves ee the Stamp; all others are eimaterfeiter- Sold by nil Venders of Genithse lifediciam'iss. the Called Kingdom. Of whom may abo be bad • • :* Dr. POLOMON'S justly selebreted GUIDE AD HEALTH; or Advice to both Sexes, price :h. cottN litiL, Is, coVENTRY-STREPT. EIIOYTON, Stock -brok er , recommen d s t o hi s F r i en d s . the Lotierv, which begin; Drawing 6th Mayi elm:witting the fullnw strikin. , : ad vont : EVERY TICKET DRA AfN ON THE FIRST DAY WILL BE A palzk/ THERE ARE koßr-pßizrs 'MAN BLANKS! 3 of ar2O,lK 04 3of 410,044 • WITH A LONG MT or otHER CAPITALS! To lilt DRAWN ON THE OLD. NAN 4 EVERY TICKET SINGLY! THE rArv. LOTTEIt A LL PRIZES!! No BLANKS on the 6th of 1 . -1 8 May:Se the STATE unTERY. 2'),V00 four,l•cled frets No. Ito No. *,013. toe Drawu in wparate Das. lICIIEME. Prizes. . Value. Total Value. 3 .... 0f.... Attl.ooo .. nre .. xe,),GR) 3 4 6 8 • fr . o SW •• • •. • • 3.01.81 1.,%1 •25 4J 1",050 Tto: first-draw a 1.000. Illank4, X 23 eneh, 20,0001. Tl:e second-drawn 1,11>) B halo, x 11.) each, 11),(...01. • More than half the Ticket. are 'use to he Prizes. T. 1118}l, the Cnutructor, respectfully advi,es an immediate fusel.:r e, a. from the popularity of the Scheme, mid the in- II el.ing Ormond in Towt, and Country, the Titkets and Shares ntli certainly rise in price. **l l .l.ong in the Country who fond any difficulty insetting 4 YI III II I lot lire Amur, are requested. $o send th..ir. Orders t , , ,he C , ..loractor's forlutuitu (altar s 4, Corubill, or 9, ChariOr Pt, •• Ittodun. •! ittfikE„ 1. riIHE MEART. tnd the FANCY; AL now, a Tale., By. Miss Bengere : X Yak. 12aus. pries 12s. bbards, • 2. l l * CIIRAtE oral his D A UGH=l. 64 yielliite :By Min Ilpospe. vols. Hasa. pries 9. DRMETREUS, a Russia° RuHassearilvilillaisi -12nso, price 10s. 64. hoards. . • • 4..11HE THIN Kt- for 41131ISEL/il, too. price 16s. 6ti. boards. 5. SK ET,C II ES of CHARACTER; sir, Speelsoess of Real Life, Second Willtion,in Trots. 12mo. 6. MARIAN, in 8 vols. 12ma. price 15s. boards. 7. ROSE and EMILY; or, Sketches of Youth. By Mrs. Roberts, in ltion P price ss. 6d. boards. B.' The LOYALISTS, an Hiiiorical Novel. B' MO. West, in vols. 19.0a..11. Is. board,. V. TEMPER; pt, Domestic Scenes, a Tale. By ,Mrs. Opie, in 3 volq. 12mo. price 21'. hoard;. ft The WILD IRISH GIRL. By Miss OvrensUa, a yew Edition. is 9 vols. No. I. price 24. 6A. In hP continued gourterly, T HE MERCANTILE MAGAZINE and QUARTERLY MISCELLANY. By.JOFIN W I LLI A MS. Auditor of " Lawi 44 Trade and Commerce," Sgt. &c.. Ste. This publiratian. besides beim( calculated for the general. reader. is peculiarly adapted for the merchant and tradesman, Itis.dividel Into four p a rt s : Parts I. and IV. contain Essays, ' divested of all technical exam :Wits nod alostrasity. an the la* aroesiag the venoms trans:minas in Trade start Commerce, and a variety of other interesting topics, highly necessary to be known by merchants and tradesimm. Parts IL and 111. rots- . tain valuable and a mus i ng e xt r a cts f rot h expensive popular winks. viz. An Historical Sketch Of the East - India, Company. —the History of the British Coinage, and of the Medium o( Commerce, from Wililams's Laws of Trade and Commerce — Accounts of the Russian Character, the Cossacki. foltssrow, Knotting, &r. in Russia, from Lord Macartney, Dr. CI, Ite,, kir..Cnve, Sir.R. K. Porter, and Sir it. Wilson--tif the Cha racter of the Spanish •Peastintry. and of the Town of Ronde, - from Jneob—ni the Charneter and Language of the Canine, ' from Haulier's- Life of Lord Marartney and his Travgls .io Chinn—of the Pearl Fishery in the Island of Ceylon. and of Elephant Manlius. front Cordieer and Percival—of the•Dano. kg snakes, and Hospitals for Sick and Maimed—lnsects in Hind.tstan, from Foches'e Oriental Memoirs--uf the French Conscription La*, , from Cmle -de 'Conscription—and Faber'( Sketches of the Island of Java—the Unnian Tree—besides a vast variety of ether Articles from the best /tailors. . : HOUSE OF COMMONS. • , i The Bermuda Trade Bill was read a third time and pressed.'' . '3 -. Mr. S,Y7LTLF.TON moved, that there should he laid 'before ' ' the House tut Account of the number. condition, and coal*. •1s meat of Men of the Ships under the Command of Vice-Admiral I,‘ Sawyer, on the Coast of North , America, le April, 1812.-- Agreed. to. - , • Also, for an pr i titeAtipe under Admiral 6tiljugon .. the Coast of Jamaica.-i--lkw e d to. t; t Also, for an Account a the Crews of the Macedonia( and . Guerriere frigates, previoesgo 'heir Capture; and also, , lor an '- Account of the Crew of the Java frigate. ' On the last motion a short cone - motion arose between Mr. Croker, Admiral Martin, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Poosonby;stnd Mr. Lyttleton when gn . Amendoic,nt was proposed by Admiral... Martin and a g reed to, Tex.—That there should. be laid before . the House a return from the lent muster-books of the number of men on board the Java frigate, distinguishing pressed rhea from.volunteers, and specifying the time,of i dseir being pat est board, and of their sailing from this country. - EAST INDIA COMPANY. Lord CASTLEREAGH moved that the House should:resolve itself into a Committee to consider the affairs of the East India Company. He wished, however, to suggest that the mode in which the exa mination of witnesses had been hitherto carried on often interrupted the business of the House end that the business of the House embarrassed the pro - -----. ceedings of the Committee. He would, therefore, LOCK AND SUROIDAL DISPENSARY. proposethat a Select Committee should be appointed Hie Royal Hi g hness the Duke of York, President, and the to sit out of the House, and to take the depositions following Committee of Governors s--- of witnesses. A .similar step had been taken in Earl of Leitrim Colonel W. J: Jones, M. P. Earl of .Fatrem I ont ' John Latouche, Esq. M. P. 1791 1 when - the examinations before the African . Right Ilya. T..hilltd I Colonel H. Clements, M. P. Slave Trade Committee were going on. He did not 'M. Hom.R.B. Shericlon, M.P. i Captain James Hay, think any disadvantage would follow from the Com ' goo. Col: J. Barry, M. P. I ' , Surtenu, Mr. Mersin, mittee being held upstairs, as the attendance of the Member of the Royal College. London. _ House was uptin general such as to promise any ad. T" Patronage this Institution has received, for vantage i n t h e result greater than would be obtained the exclusive treatmentoond Cure of both Sexes, afflicted with Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful consequences, as reading the printed accounts the e‘t-, by s M em b ers _'nurtures, debility,' lacerations, &e. combacted under the ma. dente. Ills Lordship concluded with_ moving, that pitgement of a Gentleman of the fi rst professiontil abilities..svill the examination of witnesses on this question be Voile) , they üblic of the high merits of Mr. K lERNAN'S plan, . nd that.bit the inconvenience, of Public Charities:ire avoid. Fa referred to a Committee to sit out of the House, and Rd, whilst the young and unwary are protected against the fatal that every Member who chose to attend should have ,' lusions held out by odveribing pretenders in this !ranchPf a vo i ce . *artier. Since its eitablishment as 1900, 5050 patients, of both Sexes, have been cured, without comfinenent or Injury to the Mr. H. THORNTON, on the part of the East • constitution, and with a delicacy amid secrecy hitherto unknown I I India Company, opposed the motion. He said, they many of those have laboured under the most complicated farms i I had been hitherto speakingpAhe ear of the counta, of the disease from len to twenty vents. The Bost symptom° • , yield to Mr. Kigtoxtresevueot in a few tidy's; and where ! an d now that they bi . td llegan to mike an imp ression , appearance of itch ile comes on,. tun early i9plocation ctoliml ' it was proposed to put them into a c orner , t o l ay he tootle to prrient the danger float may misne. them on the Shelf, and to defeat the impression. The Surgeon may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest secrecy. at bb private know, No. 21. Lower Char- which-the publicity , of the evidence . would maki in lotte-areclo"Bedford-square, from' nine to twelve in the morn- !their favour: It was not only , uthe 'sing, wish bis* t 'sing, and from six till nine at night ;to whom letters and Mier . . communications, from Mhos xi country,may be adJressed , and w i sh of the Directors from whom he had j us t come will be punctually unswercd . that the es Merle° should. continue to be given - - Just published, ' . ' Bar of the House. PRACTICAL•OBSERV ATIONS on the Above DISErs .I3ES. price So. fly V, Kierunn ; .and void by Sherwoorl, Neely, Mr. BArICOURST could notconcoive how ~ay and Jones, 20, Paternoster-row; and by Highiny, 24. Fleet. , convenience could arise to the East India Compaq street. from referring the evidence to a Select Comtr• If the objection applied at all, it woule 'equally to the evidence. which would , be gi, ' the course of the proceeding on, the opposite •the question. The nature of the present eta, tiou was quite different from examinations la* Publi.fted by J. Stutter, 1. Pateranster-row ; and E.Wilson. Royal Fxelsnage ; and sold by tall Booksellers in Town and Country. itrniOle hit . ' attest. The LORD clhiscatOtt' tray . nearly the Same; worlt . for'irOrd; is ihe Bill brought up to the Reese last tessiou, And if,the Noble Earl didoof call the •Cf te it, very earl* 'after` thiArecess 2 he (the Lord Chancellor) • 1 5110011 - PoitrubAt.' • The-Order of Day -having :been read, the Prince Regent"sitnoit graciout Message for Aid to Portugal * was read by Clerk at the table. The. Earl of L[-VERPOOL. said the assistance proposed to berendered to' he' dovernment of Por tagel was the same as that afforded last year, namely, 2,000,0001. which had been agreed to- unanimously,. and therefore bedid 'not think it oecessary upon the ,Present occasion to waste their Lordships' time by entering iota any. discussion upon the subject. The greatest efforts had been made' by the Portuguese Government; exl by means_ of. the. assistance ren dered from .this.country,As force had been raised which vied with the British army in bravery, in dis-• cipline s . and le every quality that constituted tles ex 4he ,BAtisiteetdier. .Undesi these civ> nm.. statutes, lad convinced that the advantages that had reselted from the assistance afforded to Portugal by this conutry, or the .expediency of continuing that aid, would notbe disputed, he merely thought it ne ceslary to move an Address in answer to his Royal Highness's Message. His Lordship concluded by moving an Address of Concurrence, which was agreed to aqui. disc. and ordered to be presented by the Lords wit h white staves, . Adjourned till to-morrowlthis day). Price %. HINTS tettfte NER,VOUB and DEBILITATED of bath Sates, portichlarly to thine whose Infirmities nre stn iiwormountable her to Connubial Happiness, and to the mi-guided proselytes of that de•tractivo habit, which under-. mine' the most vigorous constitution', and often precipitates yaung person", in the prime of life r ititn'all the infirmities of old age, a complicatb.n of disease', and the very brink of the grave. before they are conscious of it moral turpitude. or d,. siructive tendency: with Obseivition" on the best mode of , Treatment, founded on long and ample experience. •By M. VEN FL, Al. D. Late Professor of Botany at the Uwe+ bity of Leyden t:Physi ' elan to the Royal Household at Kerlin, &c. &c:&c. " Non tit vivere, sed valere, vita."—Martial. London; Published by the Author, and sold by Messrs. Par sons. 166; Fleet-street ; Wntson. 92, Southampton-street, Co vent-garden ; Richards. 193, Strand. near St. Cleasent's.Cburch ; Goddard, 1. 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A coN 53 'Veit Smith- monotony' refaireel it Wiest.* IltaAtipier Slit ajlet, Jim Per. 4 011 ; 404 .1.". ifitersiktAlliedoslieJltreet. . • •, J AMES CR,FASE an. ~ .. 9 . r MM. that they etiatui• the a:n _ - ;,,l ry, . ,apopittliie admei R.OfrAlltbarallt shipstmorl door wort ; forming oral and durable coytting I , m a.ll i te wor 9 triP . : if ems of the molders ot oi;fitelotttianig mesa eh _ de. . o p ft:Zß 6d l . 7 ae s ti ll .. JUNGEßMANN .. k.t. tbe satibe.A tabor, /3 WI iegiltry. Ordered 10 lie 9:715.7 00 ` on of : camas or : -- - -mr) , .1. ', ?To tion of gates. fencer, rails,n&r,...hrgorelpert. r e eks, Id ►l l , G o d oli ve was h sirous of receiving room!! Af file, Priticipaland. kgereg i ,r..., Fill Cities of, Oa. above, Tour are printtittla royal Bro. SI/Si:MU 114 Rd ,gio,, 4' ~, . ; . .I.' • ground,. Invisible 0,. d P I , a 1 6 , Eifel GabSVENO a 804 li,, reir orag Jelittiv A l t o , . . 1 Imo 1.. to 2. per Ih.--25:.atitifol G , oki (ffecat -r• per •-• , vions to the said ,Bth pas l o g y Meg ;ray be, accosnns•-. . 3t. • 1111 rooll notiressions of the Ritter, IlriPftret Me. Genuine ti . hit,- Lead. :old Oil. nod C Anon of all tarts. 11 bleb, 1 dated,.on coniputing the interist,to ° the Deg on witch they opt , ErT iNIOBLII:PUBIAS. HIED BY L01'4074 -1 A.N:I-111R4T, the Sit - 1(961re Bt - 11, Intim/UW(Op pl • I wit* the ab ov e, are narr o wed to be of such quality, as cannot , 0 . c I I b poiti, and leauloig . the 'lntel ; hills far Reaminatkon. Qua 14X1.,5, QUAl,E La ptimowN„ppertAttograft._ R ow . . the ,i tt n te;i . t o lott rz ns or e .t .t h i g iv gou ts,rtket4 t i t (I ' ~, ' ... '. . ~. . INA to give satisfaction . . _ nit li 1111401. HIPP • Ii fil • •• , I. ..- • .9-1 ak.. lino .I.:_- IRC MCI just come, • 1 to be given at the native how any in- st India Company Select Committee. it would apply . - , ' dui& be given , , in le opposite side ors. . present ezamina- . auctions lai Genie , ~ ....,-. 4 1 •I