The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-14 00:00:00

, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1812. No. 1914. LONDO PRICS. 4•• .I..A.kt Itslt 11a, GUY NIT UMW ;.0. Ta" present EVENING', April 14 1 , will be performed. CORI OLANUS. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. MR. REYNOLDS'S NEW OPERATIC DRAMA. Hy C. Chatiph., Pall-MALI, Price 2.1. 6d. rINE VIRGIN of the SUN; an Operatic Drama lo three Acts, 'flooded on It'originate! and Kotzebue, and foricios,the first part of Pizarro. , ,' By FREDERICK REYNOLDS. Alsn. New F ditimp of 7.11 L BOARDING-HOUSE at BRIGHTON, by Beazley, price to. DARKNESS VISIBLE, 2.. KILLING NOiMURDEII, 2.. I bad ,MUSIC MAD, 1.. M. by 11114. DAY AFTER Tlf W IN G. Is. Ent PLOT and COUNTER PLOT, 2'..: and THE WANDERERS, 2.. 6.1. by Charles Kemble. BON DUCA, by 2 . TWO FACES - UN n It A 110(1 D, hy Dibdin, 2i. 641.1 nod THE DRAMATIC MIRROR, 2 vols. L2m.i. aiming which aro cornet internal view% of the loft Theatres Royal Drur)- lime 6. and Dement-garden, 17 piasl to.4lllhlaidl, U. L. ears 4-raki HOUSE OF LORDS, Aram 19. In tGe Appeal Nl‘Plair u. FleininF, Sir Stunnel RomiHv was heard for the Respondent, and the Solicitor-General at reiiiy.-.• The Lord t:hatteellor, after some observmtion, moved to Sot pone the further comidvration of this caule,_till Aloi4ey oe.m. —Ordered. Arse,' which lea he :Idded IS lIE A PRINCE? - . - - TOMOrrOW, A. Y4/0 Like It. Os Tluirsday, and Monday, Julies Cesar.—On Fridpc, The Exile. Ou Saturday, King J ana.--On Turktia The Gamester. A New Grand Meln-Dramotic Spectacle, called The Secret will be pr , uluced on Wetitwedity uezt week. Ou the third reading of the Catwa • er Barbour Eill, Mr. Adam and Mr. ha were heard on b e half of a baethieit against the Bill. The ill was afterwards read a third time and prised. • The Earl of Kinnoul presented a Petition ftem the Merahants, , hlanufacturers, and others, of Perth, fur opening tile hut lir s dia Trade , w hich, after being read, was ordered to lie on the . table. The Farl of Wellington's Annuity Bill way, read a third time and hated, after a few words from the Duke of Norfolk, ex preiaive of a wish that there, should be a peytnanvot premixion orate far the support of tie Title, instead.of its being limited 40 the two next in auccession. Thu In faur Su i :its° read a third time., and paned. The Maar& till was reported by Lord Waltingssm, aersh. Autendtnent ancedte.- The Chan:ery Blerits7 BBL and. the Thrums Nasjoratlos were alto retorted by Lord Malsingharn, from Select Commit teet, without amendinebt. The Military liegiury Bill passed through a Committee and at reported. The Penitentiary Home Bill was read a second time, and committed for Thirttlay. Mr. Irving, from the Custom-house, preAcnted the farm or making up fteturas of the value of loports, tsbich was erddrell to lie on the Intik. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). MRS.. ISAMrS NEW I.II4'ERAR V, WORK. TILE WANDERING 3 of FANCY; "consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse, 6nely whiled in large Bvn. price IN. 6d. erica boards. Also, by the tame Auiliore,s, ELLA ST. LAURENCE ; or, The Vi.lage of Selwood and its Inhabitants, 4 vols. 11.25. TILE WOOD NYMPH, 3 voh. IS-. 6d. Likewise. lately published, rt FRIENDS and LoRS, s vols. I. A PEEP st the 'PH KATICES and RIRIVS-EYE VIEWS of MEN in shr JutokEE Y4A It. 3 vok:lfis. 60111 A t or, Memoirs of 16r Wsutzburg Vamily, by Mrs. S. '2 VMS. SENTIMENTAL ANECDOTES. by Mad. Mootolieo,2 vols. is. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. CURW EN withdrew his Motion for an Enquiry Into the present High Price of Grain. The House divided on the question for the second rending of the Devon ( minty Rate bill. For the second reading Agalnstit B)—Mitiswity 13. 'Lord C. L. GOWER presented a Petition from the tants of Wolverhampton, against the Monopoly of •the East dia Company. Received, and ordered to lie on the tablet ' •• • EAST INDIA COMPANY. Lord AUCHIRAI 4 D HAMILTON wished to ask the Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Percevnll when he was to braiiig forwaid his new arrangement of the again of the East India .Company. Mr. PEIfCEVAL answered in the early part of the week after nest. EDTriY and FLGIYA, a Romance of the 10th Century, 4 volt. It. Iv. EUSTON, a Novel, 2 vols. 25.: and ALZ YLIA ; or, The Tried of Virtue. 4 ll*. 1.1. 4s. Printed for C. Chap*, Lord FOLKESTONE wished to know in what form he would bring the business before the 'louse ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUCR said, he par. posed to sabmit eertutu Resolutious to a Committee or the whole House. LICENCE TRADE. Mr. STEW ART complained of the introduction of French cambric, ;tad lawns into the North of Ireland, to the grrat•cletri went of the manufacturers of that country, inconsequence of the Lieeucr _ _ . _ --...mmingivilinP - ' -- •••" - - --• -V - - . -..-.-.--- - - -...-- -......- . . .. - t-: . -, ' T,...• . . r . 4 , •z k -, .: • .- , -5. ,\ 14 7. ----- zik ~,.-.• ft L r. ,--,..„ ~, to t ,, .. 4 %-- It i, l O $..... -... . ?? ' `'. z .. ..".- 140efi: 4 ( ) $ 1. 4 4 i; ,- .1 . , • _4 , _ • .i . ...: • • ',Z.' s ' - 1 • ' soo v . ._. lip \ _ . 46, . '.- 0 0 " .• , : / • ' ' • • i'• A.."*.' • e 0 • • • . • , 37; r• .-. 4 4 .. . li. . ... .... C . 05n. .... . , , el v- ? Att a t eman, .• , ......____ __774._. • , . , MASQUERADE at the ARGYLE ROOMS, Te.moßßow Ev EN I 510. 'Ticket, 23. 6d. le , . *him at the Doors to be had at Pentanes Magic and Mappoilnde Warchnitse, 7s, Strand, near. the Adelphi, where Dominos, filsok4, flats. Enney Dresses, 4cr. are let oat for the N At essawrindniinn for Dressing boils going to tine returning flans the Masque, if required, a. attendance Is given uU ' N. a. A private door iu.Saliehurpstreet. SUN TAYEKM ANli) COFFEE= HOUSE. LUDGA:t•: • MU. TwALLIN, late of the •Belle Sautage, • begs leave to return las wn.t grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in genus', Who have kind!, favoured hip rr ith their command," and to assure them ILO exertions, combined with igo.id beds, moderate charges, &c. shilll he wanting on his part W merit a continuaiite of their future favours. CONITEYANCE OF WATER. - .PATENT T..ARTHENWARE PIPES, manufactured so as to he nearly equal in strength to Iron, and conducting the water in it, mint p ere slate. Some whole streets have been laid with them, (drone of the Water Work Companies, in Loadun (close upon The pressure of their Engine), and they are found to answer every purpose. They psrticularly merit the attention of No- Llerae, t and Gentlemen wishing to convey Water from one part of their I estate to another. To bie bad of the Patentee, at the Pottery,' Nine Elias, near Lead'. a. MONEY. TI LOSE desirous of borrowing, are Informed that 1 through this Advertisement they can always be impplied with ; my stun, from lad. to 40,0001. and upwards ,no terms infi nitely nore reasonable nod advantageous to the Burrower, than are in, general suhmitted to the Public, by securing the amount harrowed on Church Livings, Life Interests arising from Memory intim s Funds, Marriage Setelementp, and na IfreChold. Copy hold„ and Leasehold Lstnies. As aim Noblemen. Heirs Ap parent. and Gentlemen of known responsibility, may be ac cow sedated by their pentinal security. Le hers addressed, post-paid. to G. R. at the Law Stationer's, 99, Melt-rut!, Chancery-lane, will be immediately answered. and in the event of the nifered security being approved of, an bum ediale interview will be appointed for currying into elect every application. Eleven 'Yeas Purchase will be given for well•secured An suitiwv. REAL WECCR MUTTON. LLEWELLYN AND JON IS, (Late of No. t, Bratuo-street. Berkeley-sqn‘re,) info t rm ed the at , 17 c oli i i de ity nda t e n e d xp Gen 4 t . rz ; 1; 17 ;1Glat i t he ‘ y e bit regular supply of the real WELCH MUTTON. from the isirata tuts% of Cwriamon. Tka radar Savour of tins Henan, atcount of the soil where it is fed, has alwass title esieevard sea of the greatest delicacies of the season, and is superior to veaken. The fore quarters are particularly recommended by physicians to sick mad delicate persons, affording more nous wham than any other meat. Warehoused and sold, at Mr. El ler^ No. 4., Chnudos-streer, C •vent-garden. Limners(poet paid) duly atfended to. O _ • LD NETTING, for p,reserring gEEI) and FRUIT from FROST, BLIGHT, anti n genial, Gardeners, aad Meta, supplied by the liondrtdOelght, th,lf hundred, ur net. Inferior u)d Netting Vir Raker', at 23. the hundred weight, at George Gintlier's, New anti Old Net Warehouse, Na. •10, Crool.ed-laue ' near the Monument. —Also straig Netting to any depth and length requited, at 7d. the square yard. Horse Nets in great variety of odours, and oa an improved plea. riaNt& GLAS* COMPAN Y. • THE Public ace informal, that a large Assort weal .f PLATE GLASS Is noW oa SALE, at fixed Primo, by Mr. ALRNARORR SLACK, at the Company's Warelinave,ALßlON-PforBLAC K It IA RS-BRIDE, e( *fine colour, wiper* aid of various dimensions, foils 12 indite to 114 intliti a leMph, and from 10 to 72 inches In breadth; also (;eavee and Concave Mirrors, from 12 to 36 incites in diameter. And the same assortment may lie had foe Oratory Orden:, by addressing Letters to Mr. %William Foster, at the Maourartury, Ravenhead. near Prestot, Lancashire. brim the great Improvement made of rate years io this Malin factory, Ills now allowed that the Company's Plates are equal in their brilitaucy, and have as few imperfections, compared with any 'Weir' Glass that ever was imported. Let those buy now, who never bought before, And those who always bought, now bay the more , N the Lottery all to be Drawn 30th of this 'l Month, JL April: it containing l'rizes of as great mognitude with others of value never before known, and only MOW Tickets.— These superior advantages w ill no doubt cause a scarcity of Tickets and Sharer ao immediate purchase is tbeiefure respect fully advised by LADY BRANSCOMB, Widow of Sir J. Bran.comb, No. I, Holborn Bars, the corner of Middle-row, being the only Ofkt licensed by and iu the name of Branscomh. NEW INVENTED BRF:ECUES. • rig SUPTON has the honour of presenting his a respectful ack uooledgments to the Nobility. Gentry, and the 'Wilk, for the distil risked pitman he has eaperiemed for his new bisected Breeches and Kuit.iloint.. The unprece dented demand fur them nifords an umptestionuble proof of their iareimable utility, siCit eradicate. that very great complaint of the bad sewing. and the bilk uiruiam colour in washing, iii the static being made without leg air side sown; and tcaiders ker seviceet as elastic as stocking of every description, N hich makes tie& peculiarly adopted for riding, which has been long the de sire of so many gentlemen, and made only by the ismer:tor, T. Sueloa.3l4 tomtit side of he New Church), Strand. where he Las laid in an elegant assortment of the choicest Frowner pat terns. Ladies habits. noval and military equipment. according to OR newest regulation; mid every other brooch of t he i business executed iu the first .t, a ith the utmost punctuality end dis patch. • N. B. Gentlemen In the country desirous of having their clothes made in Loudest, by sending a letter, pmt paid, to the :move, may hose isetructions to measure themselsec. Clothes sent to any part of the world. 1 11 81411 2 after returning his most grateful thanks A • to the Public for their nabuetaled fawners in the late Lotteries, respectfully acquaints than that Ticket. amd Shares are selling in great Varier) fur the new Lnttrry of rally IV,OUO Tickets, ull to be tirdan the len of 'l'll IS MONTH. Present Price—Ticket All ISt. Half XII 6 11 Eighth L2 19 6 tfter 5 15 0 Sixteenth 1 9 6 il Si e Scheme on inspection will be found no%el, and may he had gratis, at 4, CORNIIILL, tor 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where CAPITAL PRIZES, too numernus for an Advertise- men', have been sold, shared, :roil paid on demand. ••• Prisons in the Country who find any difficulty In being supplied by die Agents, are de►ired to wine (post paid) to either of 1811'8 Offices as above• RICIIAILDSON, GOODLUCK, & Co. the Con tractors, respectfuily submit the fullowinc Scheme of the the present Cottery, to the iutpection of the Public. They do not conceive that any comment upon its advat.tages is neccositry, as they feel assured that its superiority will appear en a far comparison with the Scheme of any farmer Lottery. Tickets and Shales are on Sale at their Offices, the corner of bankituildinv, Coronet% and facing the King's Mews, Cha vingt.Cross, where, in the last Lottery, No. 3,186, s Prize of 1iA1,9110 wee sold in Eleven Shares. SCR 1 of £90.000 Fill& is £lO,OOO 1 - - 15.000 . • 15,000 1 - - 10,000 . - 10,000 1 - • 5.004 - - 5,000 1 - - 4,000 - - • 4,000 1 - . 1,000 - - • 5,000 2 - • 9,000 - - i,OOO 4 - -1,0 o) - - 4,000 I - . 500 • - - 3,000 8 . - 408 - - 3.900 10 - • - - • . 3,000 11 - • - it - . 9.400 10 . - 100 - - 2,000 10 - • 50 - - 9,510 10 - . 40 - - 1,800 10; . • 90 - ' - 9,000 194 . • 95 - - 3.100 941:0 - • 15 - - 30,000 39.000 Tickets. - .C 190,000 04 Y 11.010 Tlekefs . 111 different Novebess. The libele to be iletertaioed iv Qua Dale the 3tltit et Tabl 11410•411.4110. lo Svo. with a Portrait of the late King of Sweden, price 10s. - 6d. hoards, AN HISTORICAL SKETCH of the last Years of the REIGN of GUSTAVUStheIYth. ADOLPHUS, KING of SW EDEN, including a narrative of the causes, progres:, and termination of the late Revolation ; and an Ap pendix, containing ofScial documents, letters, and minutes of a couversation between the late King and Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore, Genera' Biuoe, &c. Translated from the Swedish. Printed for John Cawthorn, Boolveller to her Royal High gess the Pi Eileen of Wales. Ni'. 5, Catharine•street, Strand. Where may he had, Intel* published, FA ERY, a Poem, illustrating the origin of oar marvellous imagery, as derived from the Gothic Mythology, 100. price 16s. boards. Also, A HISTORY ofJAMAICA. By Robert Rennie, 4to. pride 275. boards. NEW NOVELS AND' ROMANCES, By celebrated Writer*, printed for M. Colbert), Conduit street, Loadon, and may be had at every Library iu the King dom: 6 QICILIAN MYSTERIES; or, The Fortress Del VeOlt : a Romance, Syrtis. Vis. 6d. I. !MB 4414.661-rebt a 0 , 11.1 iarervattair !ticianattel. l . By the Anther—of ' llootoriti; and The Wild Irish Boy, 4 yob. 210. . 3. ThIE DECISION: a Novel, 9 vols. VW. by the Au thor of • The Acceptance,' and ' Caroline Ormsby. or the Real Lucillu,' the Second Edition of which is now ready, price .5.. 4. FAMILY QUARRELS. By Anaw.tus Lnfontaine, Author of* The Repritikite, • use Fill:we Pa44l,* &c. 3 vols. Ds. A. GLF.NCARRON: a 6tottish Tale. By Miss Wisley, 3vuls. 15. • 6. ISA DORA OF MtLAN. 5 vols. 25,—" The charac ter of Isadore of Milan is boldly conceived, a..d is executed io a masterly manner."—t7rit. Rev. 7. A LEXI S. the T rant of the East : a Persian Tale. ss. S. JUL!?.. DE 'VIENNE; or, Illations of Love, 4 vols. 214. . 9. A WINTER IN PARIS : n Novel. maraprising anec dotes of di•tisigui,hed charai ters in that capitals i vols. 19s. 10. THE TIMES: a Tale for the Fashionable World, dedi. cared, by permission, to Illi,s Hamilton, 2 vols. !Os. 11. ORAION I 1 ; or, The Secret Witness : a Romance. By the Author ' Wieland," Arthur Mery‘it, 'tots. 151. 12. THE OFFICER'S DAUGHTER, 4 vols. 210, DEBILITY, STRICTURES, Rte. IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de viation front the general plan has been highly h eie f it .i :it to others, and improved in their profestlonal acquirements by the maturity of near twteno u 4 t h y yelitiorsatd ardour, e e xperiwe Ate:srs. tURRIR the eradication of nod CO. continue, wit those disorders which arc the consequence of illicit indulgence. or the destructive habits of .the imonsiderate School-boy. In prat:ming the cure of ilteee Cornpbeints„ they hold nut no in doceasent to vices hut. scusible as all men moot he of t h e ex . Lame of such calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly 'dimmed Surgeons of Loudnii i and of the Royal College of Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection, and in every complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising from the lasfatuat ion of a certaia desouctive habit, tray residence in warm climates, free living, or nay other came producing a deflcency of manly vigour, the patient may rely oti n speedy restoration .*Tsraus health. Their improved plan of curing Strictures of She Urethra has been attended with peculiar sneers,. Strictures of tea and meaty years' duration have yielded to theirtrest ' iseat in the shqrt period of three weeki. Several Noblemen mid Gentlemen of the firel rmpecta hilt ty, who have laboured ruder oh painful and distressing disease, having received u radical and *eminent cure, partit alarly reque4 that reference may be mode o there, ns satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Mews. Currie and Col. ' d Plan of Treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had bete limier the care of Mews. /lose, Heavi side, and other Surgeons of equal emMenee, who a:tempted their Cure by the application of the Lunar sneer's. Merin.. Currie and Co. may he Consulted by patients of either We, with the greatest same, and honour, at their imams No. Hatton-garden Patients m the r ',their ease, age, a remittance foe given or sent to creey so essential ■ny be avldvdiet • .. country are requested to state the particulan no gencrni - Itabit of it.isa, aim. ise. isdoring ir sea. • advice mud toad Who the asst e still be any part of the To IM MO that se- I to, their nods tab the pottage of ktteca naistCaaSt bi1f411141101111., • • - • : . • ~_ :._: . Mr. W. Pt/I.E observed, that the Licences did not enable any person to import cambries or lawns into that country w nhout pament of the &Anis, which were not affected by twy. Licence. the Committee of the Irish Population Act was postponed to Fricky nett.' A ilmsic from the Lords announced their Lordships assent to J e lst Honduras Trade Rill, and several other Bills. Mr: ROSE presenttd an Estimate of the whole Expeoce dr the Royal Norval fityttan.-..ortteson to tir mime abbe. CAPTioIN KING. The a d journed debate mike Madam .-. Papers respecting the case of Captain King was resumed. After a few words from Lotd FOLKESTONE and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the motion was agreed to. fhe C HANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and Sir HOME POPHAM then severally moved for farther Papers as ne cessary to the fell elucidation of the case, which were all agreed to. Mr. THOMPSON moved that the Committee on the Members' Bankrupt Bill Mould be ptotpoued to Vi'etloemlay neat. 8.1 RR ACK ESTIMATES. Mr. WHARTON, in a Committee of Supply, moved that 554,4 ill. be granted for the Barrack De partment for the year 1812. Mr. FREEMANTLE said, that no paid of this sum could be said to be satisfactorily explained by the papers before the House. That part which re.. lated to new buildings particularly required explain,- tion. There was 138,0001. stated as the expeuce of barracks for one regiment of life guards. He would put it to the House if this was a moment to go to an expence of 140,0001. for barracks to a single regiment. There could not be a more profligate and wasteful expenditure of the public money. The et- - pence of barracks at Liverpool for 1000 men, was 82,0001.; new stables at Brighton cost 26,3001.; at IBristol, barracks for 800 men cost 60,0001. There were items which he could not but protest against, as unnecessary at the present moment. Mr. WHARTON observed, that unless he was I mistaken, every building now in progress was cm `, prised in the Papers before the House. He admitted the expence was great, but had it been found, after the strictest enquiry, to be absolutely necessary.— ; The reason idly New Barracks were needed for the Life Guards was, that the term for which they pos sessed their present barracks, had expired. The estimates were, he was willing to admit, great; but be had every reason to conclude, from the tenour of all former experience, that the prices contracted for, would fall considerably within those estimates.— With regard to the stables at Brighton, they were lit so dilapidated a state that they could not be repaired. Mr. FREEMANTLE and Mr. WHARTON mu tually explained. Mr. lIUSKISSON objected to the Estimates, as being drawn up without any view to economy in the public expenditure. Notwithstanding, however, the greatness of the sum proposed to be voted, he doubted whether the buildings to be erected would correspond with those sums: he apprehended, for ex ample, that the barracks for the life-guards would i present a sort of awkward magnificence, a something 1 between a stable and a palace. With regard to the ' 'barracks at Bristol, he would wish to know if there was no other way of guarding the French prisoners, but by an expence of 60,0001.? Under the present I circumstances of the country, be thought we could not be too attentive to the public expenditure, and ' that it was a duty which the Ministers should not Iviolate, to forego every project of expence which could, without immediate Injury or inconvenience, ibe postponed. If the annual expenditure of the country must be a hundred millions, he would' at least wish to see every thing sacrificed at home thin 1 weld be sacrificed, to-the vigorous and.Oectiee peeilecutiop of our affairs abroad. There wertseme urgent evinces that could not be postponed ; but Owe were some also that could, and be thought that SALES. Finsbury Repository, Finsbury-vinare. By Mr. HULL, THURSDAY, April 16, QEVERAL well-bred seasoned BUNTERS, mas- L 7 tern of high weights; oho some strong HntkneyN in rood condition, and fast trotters; several pairs of Coach, Barouche, Chariot, and Curriele Geldings, of ditTerent colunrs ; some sin gie ditto; several good Gig horses, perfectly quiet ilfbanwsc, and fte4 trotters; some very clever Horses, which have been rode with troops; and Ladies' Horses; ii• great many strong ettlingsacird Mores, tit for roachineN,lnail-coache". priq•ekrrkes. Ike ohm several handsome Go !lowa sq, - Porn". ,tp. Valuable mid Desirable Leit-erwiu atraide,ace and Nadi. By NI este". THOMPSON and SON, At Garrawa)'s, on THURSDAY, April. 22, at Twelve, by Order of the Mortgagee. • • - • THE very valuable and desirable LEASE, with tineoNtinte pos..einn, of a ver y Rear m :FAN% se au_ sID ENCE, in perfect repair. eligibry-mtante'nwille Paragon, Blackheath, together ss ith a Penick of rich Orme - Laud, con = twining about two acre*, The Premises are of handsome cleat,. lion ; the prirtcipal apartments are elegantly fitted up with :ta w:try marble eloosnes -pieces, with a hutler's plotry and china closet., cumplets•ly fitted up, and the w hole fit for the iustor. diate treeepitau of a large genteel fantily, with a very loped some lawn and pleaiare ground; held on lima. for 126 years Irma t bristinas lust; at the very low rant of 981. 185. aid. per Imam. May be stewed till time of Pale. when Particular': mny he had rate Lodge; of Messrs. Stride:tad Liddun, Solicitors, (:,..re!,. street, Lincoln's Ins-lieldt nt the Green Mao, fllnckhelth t at Gorrainy's ; and of Messrs. Thompson and Son, No: IS, Pa ternoster-raw. To Coach-Masters, Jobber', Carpenters, Wheelwrights, Smiths, &e. By Messrs. THOMPSON and SON, • On the Premises, Back !lilt, llation-garden, nn TUESDAY, A tail 21, at Ten, by Order of ;he l'restees, THE Genuine and Entire STOCK in TRADE of Messrs. Wainwright nod Ward, Stage Coach Builders and Wheelwrights, under a Deed of Trot; comprising a very ca pital raw coach, trimmed, all complete, and ready for I. t iering.; a very exetlienlconch, completely trimmed, and ready for lettering; four very good stage coaches, rend v fur the road; a very good chariot, with dicky complete; two very good singte•horse chaise'', 10 load very capital Oh timber,l2o(l feet of elm boartli, 16 very excellent new coach pities, 10) three-inch 12-feet deals, a quantity of mahogany, 200 conch spokes 20i beach tales, 30 pair black% two very Capital Blacksmiaes double forges, two very excellent . pair bellow*, two cast iron cooling water troughs, two Blacksmith* work benches, with vices complete, too nerdy, a very capital iron crane and ;Mlles complete, Block smith's tools of every description, ight work benches, with lit ingsmp, a quantity of coach spring steel, a large queen/ of stage wheels and old. Iron, a bay gelding, a large Newfintnalnad dug and kennel, the fluidics-Op of the counting-house, a grand piano forte, and other effects. Ala', be viewed Monday precedingthe Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises; and uf.ifiests. Thompson and Sun, No. 19, Pit teningter- ro w. Pursuant to nn Order of the nigh Cowl of Clraucerr. hearing date time 9 , 11 of March, 1812. made in a Cause wherein Janus Simpson and others are Plaintiffs, and Joseph Outteridge sad ashen arn_OLfendii - 4 FRZEUQL GISTATE, situate. in the G range- CIL yard and Road, Bermondsey, la the County of Sorry; comprising as eiteipive Tun-yard, new divided into Loft, with several gond Darning-houses and Out-buildings. together a ith wady GOO Tan and Lime Pits. Alan, a considerable extent of valuable Building-ground, fronting the Sfa-road,and the Neok inger ; the *hole late in the pooessom o Mr. John trtidervbell, and being part Of the Estates of Mr. James Warne, deceased. The sold Estate will be sold, with the hp probation of Samuel Compton Cox, ,Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, nt time Public Sale Roans, In Soutlutmpton-building. ' Cbnacery-lane, Loudon, as Vi FMB ESDA Y, the 29th dnyofApril, 1812, be tween the hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Five Lots. Printed Particulars, w itb a Plaannoexed, may he had (gratis) at the said Ilioster's Chambers, in Southampson•buildings afore said; of Messrs. Crowder, Luise and Garth, Snlicitors, Fre derick's-plate, Old Jewry ; of Meats. %Velma and Teesdale, Solicitors, Fenchurch-street ; and of Messrs. Driver, S2rveyots, Kent-road 4 or at the Auction Mart, London. AIATRIMON Y. IT is much to be regretted, but indisputably certain, unit many persons of both sexes are deterred from entering onto the married state, by infirmities. which delicacy forbid, them to disclose; and there are nut ar few. whip, being already married, are rendered miserable for ward of those tender pledges of mutual love, without which, happiness in this state i., at least, very precarious. It has been ascertained beyond doubt, that these circumstances are occasioned by a general or partial relaxation or wenknoss in either sex ; and it is equally certain, that the genuine BA LM MECCA the hest, if not the only remedy tar this species of debility. When taken into the sto mach, it immediately diffuses itself like a vapour through every pore, producing effects nt once delightful, salutary, and perma nent. 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