The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-02 00:00:00

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'~ r No. 1904. ; •• THURSDAY, APRIL 1812. ; , —.`s. • ; : • • PRICR 6f 0. • EAST INDIA TRADE.- A T a MEETING of MERCHANTS and MA. XS. NUFACTURER3 of ibis{ CITY, held here this day by requisition to the Lord Plyeall s foe the uur of consi- derby the must effeelind meavatrks foe oiesmfogibermesnd of the Lest India Company's es:ells - 4e Charter, The LOS 0 PltaYoBT in the Citair, The lelkiwing.Resoknion. were prEposetby Me. lelrftlPlll- lay, seconded by Mr. Robert Demalaasap, and maaisio , sp. proved of by. the hiccties:- • nt 2.• , I 1. Resolved, That the lined la the East India .of a 1 r i g ht to the nitrite Trade of todin, Chino, and the vows : tries comprehended in their Chance, %Inexpedient aseseeesoce tot gessetu Mert pol chicy, . and prejudicial to the iaterests of all other !Irish& ant. • 2. That the provisions and regulations of the Charter, by which British Ships ve itschnied from the seas se the eitstward ar dye Cape of 60.4 ilopes while ibis immense tract of ocean may he legally navigated by all other dap, and.the pains and petyalties•to which the sv9eits of thitalatted Kkkiploas ore lia• l ble, if to end in those regions willow the lieeaee of the Last 1 India Company, are degrading to the stational charatSer v aled humiliating to every individual. •• • - 1 S. That, as the Act of Perkiness* whielliseftwealiiike Reiss 1 Italia Company the moympoly of tra de to the conetries' 101 1 the east ward of the Cape • pe will empire In March, • 1511. It Is On deternd ling to resat. by ivory t a t * legellsed atabweinselysmit 't line of .a (,bertee le) ! *Melt the East ladiatompllny simplye entitled in sty corn:Der ' vial mooopoly, or to I:riches:es by which they may he enabled . to prevent Brills& Subjects from navigating any sea; or from vi siting and trading with any nation. 4. That as every port of thi s . United Kingdom is equally enti- ' tied to the advantages of foreign trade, any regulations which I would in future confine the commerce of the Ens, to the port of Loortnn would be unjust, and contrary to those wise principles of Ifbernl policy by which thiit nation isgovecnert. 5. That l'etitinos to the eireet of these !leo:lotions be pre pared and presented to both Houses of Parliament. 6. That the following Gentlemen be appoioteda Committee to prepare and transmit those Petitions-to procure sultscriptioits --and to collect the money fur the payment of the eepences ne cessarily attendant on this applii•iitim-asst in general for the purpose of taking such measures as shall appear. to them min, tor attaining the import:tat object in view :- The Lord Provost Mr. Julio Wilwham The Dean illOoiid Mr. John Brown The Deacon Convenor Mr. James !Mack The Cliairintsa of the Chamber Mr. John M'Cryol otConstnerce and Mitnilfac• Mr. Robert Carrick tares . Mr. John Wardrnpe The Deputy Chairinan Mr. A. Neabig,gisig . The Secretary • Mr. William Stirling Mr. Alexander Oswald Mr. David Todd • Mr. James Ilopkirk . Mr. Robert Owen Mr. Robert Deaoistoun Mr. James Ewing . Mr. John Gorda, Mr. James Oswald SALSS. Freehold Estate, Albemarle-street, Floridaly• By Mr. s - riov ART, At his Great Room, 191, Pieesidiflv, on WEDNESDAY, 'April 8, al Twelv e , i n Tw o Loh; Lot I.A CAPITAL FREEHOLD FAMILY If USl';.w it h tiohble stoir.cimie, N.'. SI, Alhenoti le. utreet,let to Mr. Playlet), on lease, for an unexpired term of years, at the very low resit of tel. p e r n o n , and on w to the cupation of Mr. Bran, at a real of 18(11. per tine. Lot 2. An excellent Freehold Town ItEiiIf)ENCE, No, 34• Alltemirle.sireet, with double siair erne, now unoccupied, nod supposed to he mirth a rent of .....`lOl. per arm. Ntny he viewed every day (Sunditv excepted). Particulars had of Cordall Brooker. V.A. Solicimr, Great Georxe•street, v•stinintiter aat Auction Mart 1 and of • MreStewart. 191, Pwrrtdilly. • • .~ Tile following New Eistersoininents having been I. 4 with general and distinguished applause from crowded twilie*".. will be recessed every evening. • ROI AL ANIPHITHEATRE (ASTLETS). Ilf - SST IN I PI irnia-nitiocc. Mkt the P.stron%ge of their Royal Iligtinewes,the Pittnet R AGSM/ will the nuke of YORK. THIS 'NING (Thursday ?d, To-mor row. Friday Sel, saitEntutday, April 41h), at tillfspnit , six precisely (expressly arrudgel for the holiday week only), a prelude, called THE METAMORPHOSE; or, Harlequin Dancing-Master, milk-maid, pastry-cook. chairinao, showman, arc. to which will be introduced the two Learned Lap-dogs. tiviev 4 After which, with entirel new dresses, scenery.. .. •WllEfr7_ trophies, trjetinphal ear . a grand Russian, hithiwy,zque,... man Epeeist**, wit combats on fort and horse back, wogs. elsonsses, 4se. .. THE ERA y ii/ossAOK ; or, The Seiret Enemy i In which Mr. and Rm. Astley wiltaiicenr. The spectacle will pouriray uncoinoson evolutions by venous parties of kr:miry, Co:Nick cavalry. Polish lancers & c , exhibiting a general Com • Dist is a very extensive mounta inous' country, rocks, rivers, ar.; Aviv %so -quairons'nf real horses whose obedience cahoot be ear Mei ; popular Songs, by Mr:Johanna. tke. Extraor dinary bo.sem.utship, by the Equestriai. Little Devil, &c. • To conclude with a new en nie Paltami:ne, cities' OLD BELZEBUR aid HARLEQUIN, or Tatty in Holland, in 'which fourteen distinct scrim; will be exhibited, viz. AntWerlis Rotterdam, the Halue, Herring Packers, Town Gur cb m, Ausstetdani, &e. beeped Price half-pad Eight. Places to he taken at the Tbratre from ten sill three o'clock. REVOLUTIONS OF F.MPIRES ! Prier 79. Sd.le extra bi..r.19: t r HE REVOLUTIONS of Ex' pi ats or, The IL Antiquities of Natioi, more .particularly the Celtte or 136,19 : containing a great yniiety of Hitt.•riealt rstl Etvmfiingiv. l Dhroverier. many. of them unknown both to 'lye Greeks and Romans. By M. PFZRON. - .. • a • This very imeeuious and invnlistlile *Ms Is of as 44,41 kelp in reactive the hcri t ittires, at %%ell as * complete • Key. to ',Ancient and Moder, History. Lnadnist Printed fur tl. s tones, No: 4, NewcaSe-street jasst be bad of all Bontseiler‘iii Term nag Collit!sy. Ti. Life Annuities of .6100 mid am B' Mr. SIM ART, At his Great Rnnin, 194, Picrndi;lv, on "WEDNESDAY. April 8. :II TVI elite, in T.IVO L'.o9 Two 1•IFE ANN U.l II amply sacuOd on, a Freeh.4d Eiiztie, In the County_ itf Hoes 2 44 ri 24e eves of Unit mice, .01 r , Poracutars Mad o f r. • , ;1741171ekintreet. Goitien-Nuare I the Aectius Mart 4 sad 4 11r. Steetprt.'l9l., Piccadilly. _ _ . . .~ ~~. t f 4 • DI RI. H r;' , J lia,Three vols. Moo. prke 11. 6d. boat& MAGDALEN ; or, the Penitent of Godstow. Au historical Novel. • IRy ELIZAEFTH Author of " St. Marrret's Cave, or the Nun's Mel" " The Pilgrim of the Croto, 'ry ter. Printed for P. Norbury, Breptford t nod C. Cradock and W. Joy, No. 32. ritternnster-row. London. Where nary be bad, CAMPF.'ff niscovrotivs OF COLUMBUS. COR TEZ. AND PIZARRO. Toryissimed by Mrs. White, a new Edition. just publl.hed. pike Ids. 6d. half hound. Three flossespSeymitaitplare Little Chelsea. By Mr. ST bWAft'r, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, an WP.DNESDAr t April 8, nt Twelve, Three Lot,. ' • AVALUABLE LEASEIIOLD MATE, most pleasantly, situate, surrounded by gardens Sceerattle walks, being N 18, aall9, Seymour-plare, Little Chelsea, well Wilt, and heady . doisbed ; held fora term of 97 years, at a ground real of 621. 1%. 6d. May be viewed. Particulars had on the Premi et; of John Evans, Ityq. Solicitor, Mildred's-cnurt, Poultry; or Messrs. Wilkinson and Young. Margaret-street. Cavendish-Alvarez and of Mr. itewart, 191, Piccadilly. E} • Br Neeky. mid Jone-, Patenwrster-row . AKEY to the New System o'COMME3CIAL CALCULATIONS, published by W. Tale. Muter of the Acndeiny, Catemoinstreet. conflicting mnu y important Ad ditions to. and lasproveineots in. that Work , and exhibiting a variety of Abhresiated Methods practised in the Counting llnme, and indifferent departments of Teade, mid the Public 016ces, which have never before been pithlished. Price 10s. bnards. Also, AN INTRODUCTION to ARITHMETIC, upon a New and Improved Phu', for the Use ufJaoinr Pupils, price 9.e. 6d. bound. Lately pulilished,bv Metairie Auilinr, AN INTRODUCTION M MERV HANTS . ACCOUNTS. nr COMMERCIAL BOOK-KEEPING, fur the ilse of Schools and Counting Houses PROTESTANT PETITION. • Hemus Terrace, Cottage Revidciice, Ehelse By Mr. STEW A RT, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on WEDNESDAY, April 8, at Twelve ADESIRA BLE and plealant RESIDENCE, No. 1. !Femur Terrace, College.w.ilk„ adj .iniog the King's. road, cheiva, fitted up in the most tasteful stile of modern etc. pinee; held for a term nt 95 years From Midsummer, 1811, at :I t emend rent of Moe guineas; let to a most respectable tenant at 50 guineas per ann. May he viewed, wish leave of the tenant. Particulars had at the Cadorin Arms, shame-Erre( ; the tutting . , Mart ; and ,f Mr. Stewart,,l94, l'hcadifly. TILE PETITION of the PROTESTANT NO BLEMEN nod (iF.NTLEhIEN. connected by Birth nr Property with IRELAND, for the Removal of Disabilities from the Catholics of than Cnuoiry, hi to lie for Signatures at Tom's Coffee.hote.e, in Cornhlll. opposite the Royal Exchange, THIS DAY, and the three following days, from one to three each dny ; and 'lent week it will lie for the same purpose, nt the Twitched Douse, in St. James's, during the same hours every dim previous to the General Meeting, which is to be ball on the 6th of April. Mr.• Robert Bogle Mr. C. Corbett Mr. fjcnry Moatesth Mr. Robert Tlio!nr.ors MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, they may be supplied wiih *MeV to any amount, on terms equal 101 mortgage, secured open Freehold. Copyhold, Lewitt)lrt ',nod, or nooses, Money in the Fwd,. Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergyinens' or any other pi opeity. Persons of re.pectatoitty may be sup plied on their personal security only. Grantsmen will gall every liberal Accommodation without delay. Appliention from Twelve to Two, or Letters (post.paid) ad dressed to Mean. Will, and Co. 49, South-tree, Berkeley. Ware. 1/0 T HE FRIENDS Or SCIENCE AND HUMANITY. A PERSON (with a Wife and Nine Infant Chit deco), reduced to indescrihable distress, and *hoe years have bees wasted is ebymiral and other delusions fir the pro 'rodeos of the Ams, beo , tslrairwd to throw himself arm she Public commiseration, is the hope it may enable him tt fain meow a life of more certain usefulness. by tilting up a small observatory inn distant part of the Kingdom, and restricting him.elf in which. and the teaehilitt the Elements of general Science, particularly the Motheinoties (for which he is suppos ed to pnsress a more than ordinary ainitstile), he trusts a lost member to society and to its family way let be restored. Sterilestrrinsiniganis Limos, Mac eri mihi prima die , brae iiinina Atm. Letters, iiwiosing the altitlie4 donations, addressed to R. S. Eionathes, Hay, Brecknockshire, will he most thankfully re ceived, und era lost;, publicly acisowledged is a Specimen of a new F:plicieerides. A NEW and IMPROVED PLAN of WRITING, By J. CARSTA IRS. By this New Method toiy Person may learn, in SIX LESSONS ONLY, a most beautiful !tenni% Hand. Thit attainment will be of great advantage to those who have Books to keep, or, from their avtleations in life, are obliged to write frequently. It will eta irrlV eradicate any bad srrawl, and Is ill also add very touch to accuracy, freedom, nod expedition. To write sell most t e allowed by till to be a enmul..atoria. Aoy improvement therefore that can be made to t.a•ilitate the obtainiog of speed and proficiency In this are. minim be unaoceptable to the admirers of Penmanship, and also t.. those in business. 'f his New Method is widely different and citorely distinct from all other Method. lately advertised. Specimens may be, seen, and re.pectable references given, on application to J. Centel's, at No. 18, Newcastle-street, Stranci. Ladies and Gentlemen may be attended in any part of London at their own houses. WANTED, a YOUNG MAN for the 35th Regiment of Fuot, now lying in the healthy and pl , :unnt bland of Guernsey. Bounty no object. Apply immediately to Mr. Groy,lolo. 17, Fleet-lane, near the Old fluilev. N. B. S me Young Men wanted for the Fast India Com iny's tier%ire t Id fininens Bounty for Men wider 40 sears old. Jos will lie taken five feet high. Subsritute provided i‘ceord lug to the Commander iu Chief's Orders, oo mos:tumble terms. Young Men of Education awe sure of preferaseut. A Clerk %mated to the Orderly Room. NO ACCIDENTS need ever occur in future from tur , :de*, Gigs, or any other two-litter; Carriages, W 114.11 Cif hoer falls (which is auw rendered cllfErtilt, if not ionwsoable) ; 11 hen the horse renrs; M bra low or both of the wheels break; Vti h• n one or both of the wheels go ; VV hen the shotubireak Warn this hone kick. or runs Apply 111 the °Mee, Pope's Head-:dley Chncihetti, Caudal!, where enzraved drawings and the moot satisfactory auswer• will be given respecting them. • • . • The ow nen of caleible horses may save hundreds 'of proud. by the use of this invention; which may also be a pplied to tall Gout-wheel Carriages. TIIE SILVER MEDAL. • NEW INVENTED TRUSSES FOR RUPTURES. immlioard by the bisciety fur the Endourageinept of Arts, Ma nufactutes. and Commerce of England, j WHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker, n.r • and Cutler to St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Truss-maker to lies Majesty's Honourable 'Commissioners of the Transport Board; mid to the City of London Teo,. Society, for Relieving the Ruptured Poor, pateonized hy ho Royal Hibbness the Doke rif Casehoidge, amnion-es his NEW-INVENTED SER PENTINE CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which a Cure, in many Cases, 'will be obtained; and he en [ages to keep up the aunt difficult Rupture that ever existed.— Tile Society of Arts, &e. hoeing voted their Silver Medal for the stove Improvement, the Inventor has had the honour -of , receiving the anme from the hands of his Gracte the Duke of N.trfolk, Ile has likewise invented an AMULET, for Sharpening Ra ton, withriet ilone, superior to other Inventions; and there also mat he hid his touch approved of fine tempered RaWrs, n Sawed to strong Wards and tender Faces; wMcb may be ha.l at his Manufivetorv, under the Cearre HovOlalt West SPaithfteld 4 and it No. 41, Lombard-•treet„ N.B. Where also way be bad, his new and eonsplete Appa ratus, as a Substitute for Leeches. . p • Mr. linvid Counelt Mr. Francis Garden Mr. John More _ Mr. Thomil4 Eddiughru Mr. James Cram Mr. John bl‘Caul Mr. J. Duchaman, Dnwnhill ktr. William l'euny Mr. Alexander Campbell • Mr. Robeit D:tlglsh Mr. Prier bleAtlarn Mr. James Pollock Mr. Adam Crooks Mr. Lhenezer Richardson Mr: Robert Hagart Mr. William 13 , 11glkh Mr. Colin Campbell Mr. Alexander Ifirighton. The Thanks of the Meeting weir wanim.•n•ly suited to Mr. Finley, for his active exertions on this occa,ion, and to the Lord Provost,. on his leaving the Chair, for hi. prompt compliance with the wishes of the inhabitants in calling the Alerting, and for his Judie** re duct in the Chair. (Signed) JOHN HAMILTON, Provost. Glasgow, March 23, 1812. CHANCES OF THE UTNOS tm POItTAM`E. ORNSBY and CO. assure their Friends that A-11,..the'lletrepse afebe imam iloapeiy greseisif to the Adventurer of singulor superiority and novelty ; the Chaffee.; are so well arranged, that the Prizes set forth CAIIIIM .fail of diving universal satisfaction ; all that have primed the Scheme eclare they will have a chance. Tickets and Shares are selling by Hornsby and Co. who solicit the favours of the Public, at their old-established State Lottery Office, Ai, Combat, where all Prizes are immediately paid. Ostlers, by Post or Carrier, executed with fidelity and dis patch. ON SPRING DIET. " It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Ph6sician. " that constitutional diseases come into action ; and if, at this SCII‘OII, people were to adopt au alterative diet, much bonsai' misery woold he prevented." TIIENUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not (Ally very nourishing and itleiffant to the palate, but ample experience ha , proved it to he more eMertrious in correctim.; the constitntiowand purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eroptiots of the it. isi, and such as ire of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Ha bits, will find the Sateoifros Cocoa rt most invaluable article of diet. la the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and its use is adopted by several eminent Pliv siciats. It is sold in a grnund state for boiling (in the ra or manner as coffee), price tis. tid. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 99, Strand. Orders from the couctry must be accompanied with a re mittance. • NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING OFFICE. WMARTIN, No. 8, CORN RILL, LON • DON, be leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry. that from his Odice Newspapers of every descriptilui are regu larly forwarded, to all Parts of the Us lied Kiriggnus.pisnage G e e. The great irregularity :nd disappoitioneat experienced by Gentlemen residing in the Country, nut receiving their News regularly, iuduces W. M. to inform them, if they will ririi r : him with their Grier, he wilt eligne to supply them without bein g them disapposnted, nod in that regular manner which shall give the greatest satisfaction. Public Rending Roams, Coffee-homes, Agents, Icy. will Rad this Establishment well worth their initice,•ns they will not uol , y be served regular, bat tin very ntoderate terms. LONDON DAILY PAPERS. Times Courier Moroing Post Globe • Morning Clireaidis Statesman Morning Herald , Pilot Bricub Preis Traveller Day Sun Public Ledger- Star • Morning Advertiser Alfred MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY. London Cite-Quids bummer, Wed. London Packet. British Mercury, do. Evening Mail . j TUESDAY e -THURS Y. AND SATURDAY. Commeicial Chronicle General Evening Post s n j,,, K .5. 1 ch ron icle NatWest' Advisee s Tuesday nod English Chronirle Saturday London Gasette, Cubbett's Register, Saturday, add all other Weekly Papers. TO ADVERTISERS IN THE COUNTRY. 1 The incooveuience sad &gay experierwed by :Solicit Irv, Aue , timwers, nod Gentlemen in tbe Cauutry, in getting Advertise meats inserted in London and Country Newspapen, i n d uces w. 1 Martin to inform them, that he undertakes in receive :utd insert Births, Marriage', Deaths. Paragraphs, and all kinds of Ad vertisements for all the Condors and Country :lleaspiipers, with 'the greatest correttom and dispatch. DKjil L IT Y„ MESSRS. CIJRRIE and CO. Surgeons, lata in his Majesty's Servite, continue to direct their studies Illad practice exclusively In the treatment and cure of V EN *ALA L t;om pLA and 1.• every Clan of Debility, whether allying from ireradlarities in living, a looi; riski er " in hot cli mates, or the destructive habit of igeowaderate youth, which entails, by anticipation. on its unhappy victims, all the iitfletioi ties of old age. In Slight rases it( venereal infecting a perfect care is completed in the short perigd of two days. They may be consulted Ivy patients of either ser. with the grentest,secresy and honour, as their house, No. 107, ; Manna garden. Letters, post- paid, enclosiog a bank vote, 'till be defy sower et —No. 107, Hattoagarden. .: .'. . a •~ • • GENTLEMAN'S STABLE GUIDE. By C. Chow!,le. Pall-Mall, Ss i 6.l..hsianis, or 4s. bound, rrl/E VETERINARY MONITOR and STA. BLE (WIDE: A. Caliche Treatise en the var . s Diseases al Hawses, their symplaras, and most humane methods of' ewe. Cale awed to retitle persons to form an accurate judgment Of the dis-ases itf ther*Oss n hones, and apply proper remedies. without the a.sisitanee of a farrier. With ureful ob servations ins the breeding and training of enits ; hints to she Purchasers nf horses t general directions for riding and using the hussie on a journey ; stable multivalent, &e. Ily °RICK WILSON, Veterinary Surgeon, Lerninetno, Warwick. "A righfrotts man regardeth the life of Ills beast."—Prov„ vii. 10 In an age bk.. the present, when the whole of nature is ran►:acked to assist the energies of man, and those often meet with high applause whoNtioly the n•tture of those animals, that seem too other ways 'sterol to us than In excite our curiosity, surely Mr. Ynrick ho, having studied for many years the nature of that noble animal the horse, and laid the re salt of his observation, before the public, deserves our warmest approbation; tat 6 , 1.01 nil the merits of this neat little voluMe is unnecessary—it need.. only to he read to be approved; for,. al. though n•variety of role.. have been systetnaitsed respecting the choice of a horse, and the best method of curing his disorders, as well as for m iking him u•rful, yet none seem to have ex plained them with so much perspicuity, or in 80 few words, as the Author before to," &c. &c. Vide European Magazine, Oct. 1409. 1i 2,0,1 u Coves:-Garden Theutre—n Subscription Shnie of ,Es,a). Hy Mr. STEWART, Al his Great Room ; ;94, Piccadilly, on WEDNESDAY, April 8, nt Twelve, . 1-11 A SUINCRIPTION SHARE of 8 500 In the Theatre 11...)ni, Covent-Gorden, mniiiog too onnall memo* of £25 c:ent of the property tar, nod a free adraisAou to the " Theatre. for n term of 85 years. Particular+ had of Me, , rs. 1) .wean and WratislaW. place, New Rurliorton-.,reef; the Auction Mutt; and of Mr. Stewart. 194. Piccadilly. Leiswhnlils. Middlesex. By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON. At the Auction Man, itenr the Rank, TO-MORROW, at Twelve &Clock, FrIPWO * Brick-built DWELLING HOUSES, s i- A. tuate Nits. 8 and 9, Turnmill-street, Clerkenwell, In the occultation of Mess's. Gaily and Carter; Three ilinz-es in Pe ' ter-street, bat Nos. 6,7, and 6, in the occupatidit of Ms.sn. Motetsam, and Ititrtiot•and a new4rected brick-built Dwelling House, pleasantly situ de No. 14, Southampton-street, peni,wille, in hand, producing a tent of One Hundred and Eighty-four Pounds per Annum. May be viewed six days preceding the sale, by leave of the Tenants, and printed Particular. had on the Premises ; t h e L or d Wellington, IVellington-street, Pentwindlle; the Ram Ina, Smithfield ; and of Mr. Druyton, Auction Mars. i Machine "Horses, Wiinenn Horse., &c. By Mr. SADLER, At his Repository, Guswelksteeet, TO•MORROW, April 3, at Twelve, EIGHT clever, active, large sized MACHINE HORSES, find Iwo sets of harries); likewhe Moe very. useful road waggon horses, and harnese complete-for ditto ; the whole are in excellent *Hid condition, takes from constant noel; oirthe GlouetNicr Road. The ab rye me, it attention of leatlemen, coach-maiters, ssa.rgon-iiiasters. and other., as most of thews Isle young and jibt seasoned to their work, a•id are ported with fur (null, but solely uu account of the Proprietor having no further use for them. To be viewed, and fold without reFervc. Also upward. of lii,;hty Lots of Horse, and Carriages of va rious descriptions. Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (Con. tractors with Government), revpreifvlll heile..ve Ii) fO. lira the Pairnnare of the Public tonna,. the SCHEME of the present STATE LOTTERY, which will be DRAWN on the 30th of THIS MONTH—April. SCHF:NE. of £lO,OOO is 430,003 1 - . 15,000 '' • 15.000 1 - - 10,000 • . • lo,o(r) 1 - - 5,00 J ! . 6, 0 00 1 - - 4,00) 0 ••• 4,00 J 1 - - S,OOO . .• • . 8,000 2 - - 2,00X1 1 . • • 4.10.1 4 - - 1,0.4 • . - 4,110) 6 - - 600 : • • 8)000 8 - - 400 - " " • SSJJ - • . 10 - -9,040 12 • it • 2.403 20 - - WO - - 2000 Si) - • . :t4 - . ~50 0 70 - - - . 2,A10 100 - -a) ' - 3,N0 li - l 5 - • S:l6 - 30,000 THE LETTERS or PYTHIAS, LATELY PUALISIIED IN TIIF. STATESMAN. In balm's, price 4s. • A VINDICATION of AIR. LANCASTER'S CIL SYSTEM of EDUCATION' trans the nspen•inn. of • Professor hlarth, the Quarterly, British and Anti-larobin Re views, ltr. Ae. BY A MEMBER OF TOE ROYAL INSTITUTION. 'Our needful knowledge, our needful fond, . Uishedged, lies open It:ire's rinotnim field : . And bids all welcome to the vital feast. • Ynunc. Published by Longman and Cn. ; Gale and Curtis,. Paternos ter-row; and T. Simpson, 337, Olford•street. UNION OF CATHOLICS AND DISSF.NTURS. • Fintro, Ediono, pri m ts. LETTER to a vain EiTA NT DISSENTER, ti in Atisner to the Question—" Shall the Dissenters join Oh the Roman Catholics in their Petition to Parliament, fur what is called Catholic Emancipation?" Containing Remarks nu Religious Liberty and Political Passer, both /is they :arm' Political Power; and as they affect the Established Church and Protestant Di-scours; applicable to the present momentous crisis. London: Printed (or Williams and Sun, No. 10, Stationers% court, Ludsale-street. 41:to, Just published, Putt I. Seri. price Se. (to be completed in Three or Four Parts) THE CHRISTIAN READER'S GUIDE: a character istic Catalogue of the mast important modern publications on Theology, and other branches of knowledge therewith connect ed ; el:addling on each work the opinions of the best Anthon, and the must respectable Reviews. To which is prefixed, an liway cm Reading, and ott the Cauice of Books.—The Second part may be expected in June. Where may be had the greatest variety of modern Theologi cal Publication ; particularly the following:—. The NEW TESTAMENT, with Devotional Relectiorts: adapted for the Family or the Churl. By the late John Gil lies. I).D. 2 vale. lea. ISr.• REFLECTIONS on all the BOOKS of the OLD and N EW• TESTAMENT. liy P. Allis, D.D. flvo. 10e. Cal; SELECT HOMILIES of the Church of England, 12sso. 2.. 6it • • NEW ANA CORRECT OENERAL ATLASES. • Published py S. A. Odily. 20, Warwick- F row, arid iiinv he had of ail it niik:ellers 1. WALLI in Folio S GENERAL WORLD. comps Maps of ihr several Sim pires, Kingdoms, Sian lilies of the knowa World, carefully view loured 'principle, from the hie.' and most app! and beautifully coloured I may be had either "arts, coataiaing 10 Maps, pnce 104. each 7 -picte and neatly half-hou n d, prier' ftio. Sd. 2. WALLIS'S BRITISH COUNTY eiseaved, and intended as n earspiniiisi to prising 40 distinct Maps of the whole. of the taken from the West actual Surveys, -and she , cross roadsohr distances of oar lowa from a saphs, parks, der. the whole. elucidated by repels Mp, and beautifully coloured. Ma, 'ben, published every fOrtaighi, containing stiehed in coloured paper, prier s e , eac h. i•• ••• Observe to give enters far Wallis's by •Oddy. ~. S. A SET OF PORTRAITS, to illustrate Ostury •f I:uplands conspiffsimi 40 Portrait§ Queens, and canoeist Private Characters, wady ...graved by Mat kinzie and others, price IC 6d. As there are many Editioni of Hume and forbas, published without Purnmits, it is p will te a mot desirable aefte Jai tips to mai 1 tbas.delicibut. • • . i all , to,. 6 one. 31 of scespaea, nese. —.-... • 12,000 Tickets. 5t120,000 The Tickets lo this Lottery are all of different Numbers, Lail 1 . AND COUNTY. the whnle Lottery Will be determined in One Day. ek-lane, Paternoster- Tickets and Shores are selling by RICUARDSON, Goon. LUCK, and Ca, at their ClEEecs, the corner of Bank•huilding , , 10 1 en and Newsme Cornhill, and facing the Mews, Charin4-Cross, where, in the ATLAS of the last Lottery, N 0.8,06, a Prize of £21,000 was Sold in Eleven imprising 30 distinct Shares. •r Siatet, and Principa- . .: :.- agriiyed upon an um- 'BY HIS MAJ EST Y'S ROYAL LETTERS PA•I ENI b. approved authorities, ir _BAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous It : her in Three weekly• . 4 for curin g , in all its stages, the Venereal Disease. One h; or the "r i ' r de "Po' small Pill is a doses and the taking of one bo it Inn recent cute • will soon-convince the patient of ihe certainty of a speedy re- ATLAS (uniformly. tevery. Nething on he better contrived, more safe, or more s. o the a bove) . cur l' convenient than till remedy for such as are obliged to go Jour- he English Couniles, Dies, or to sea. as it needs no confinement or restraint of diet; .1 . * , 'hewing the great mid and sixty years experience (in no extensive practice) h.s prov- v another , the country ed that it will effect a cure when repeated salivation and ~.i . y 1113 explanation en all other isitethods avail nothing. roe the Scurvy and . 1 r, sy be had in Non - other Chronleal Disorders, Gob Medicine has not its parallel. tires maPst ne atly Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes have been raditully cured 1.1 the above gniel disorders, within the last eight years% • s - Atlases, kohlhbed Prepared and sold isv the' Prop:tem", Thomas Taylor And . . 800, Members at the Royal College of Surgeons, London (tee ; . l rate and embellish the the list of ga s Surgeons, published annuity by the' Royal t...;01 • rtraits of the Kings, . lege), al their house, 1. f. New Bridge-street s where con- , Ileall,y, and uniform ly Maul attradaare and advice will be gives hy them la all eases •.. 10s• bi- in brinnic — relative to the above complaiius,with laviolable secrec . y. Als.t, • . • I oiher Englisbi HI, bp aepolatisest, at the Perfumers, No. 5.5, Bt. Arbans-strefts PrPorneil the ...above ' } tall - Mall , Mr. Desburnash's Toy Shays Igo. 7, Fialt•sereet- tas may have tlopiell hill; and by one person la'every considerable town of Great t j . aritatecare. in balms of only es. 94. cult. i. • . t s, . .. , . • . ..1, . . I •1 • ... - • - . ~-Illie - - - - • . . • ~ 'll.:m.lth ROYAL. COVENT •GAIMPf. • T' lsa present EVENING, Alll, will be p r eformed. - ' • THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. • After which will he added TIMOUR THE T'ARTAR. .= ti a oserre4w. and as Tuewhay. the Vir e hrof the Itatet—Ostlia tirday, and on Wedoesdity, Julies Coanr.--Ou 111 , 111147, Kle Rkhard the Third. Pihe following New Entertainments barin g been rttletl _ with BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS D4Y. —......._ . p r SEDUCTION! ire Gt. in hoards, with a beautiful Portrait of the young Lady, HE VICTIM of SEDUCTION ; being an in teresting Narrative of Facts, of a Singular Case of *- auction. Tp which is added, a Series of Amatory Epistles tc Miss M. R. II —p. In R. II —Z B—K. E.g. her Seducer. ' London : Published by -M. J•mes, 5, Newgaie-street; and wild by tie Bookseller, in the United Kingdom. •