The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-29 00:00:00

- ta : -S '.L ~i • • •T • r _ Itits.l2 , BANE OF lINGLAND. Apr 117. ISO. amt eilinefe., I& dad Com • thaftet Ouslearl. give Natter, raersl Court will be held at the Rank. on Timm 'ln Ed May. st Vont Bin nee forreonii, on zits. a, &craters. N 0911,1111% ORN MY. and fkPPICERS 'accu stomed to Trevellina.-8. PRATT. No, t ad-street. bete to inform the Nobility and Gen e is the PATUNTER. and only CTURIBR in London of Noun I.BATII SI TIMMER althont Piper. which have given • Creek aoisereal eatiefeelleo. not only it pat dhow , the Continent ; one saperior adios. di *bale of Dress is kept separate. and parked kid with sass and eaperiltion-and by heist wade 64 leather. elates a preferenee to all other*. 9. P. Olawabetaror of Pa PER le LS sad CA Rill ABB I Omni daworletion, whialabp his bib lipipbra fteme.Nirlbe 96 list foortere years. billbowptawslve Colltheridae Coseitathres. of rJ prfet; kith*, Crouttronea Ito arioolteasila;tkra insearer, noterkiMaadbrarthe universe) pa sli•olbabllibilyswaparetrible etrottletlea.lta aserpplY Bbiliteeifff caweyster he eh ,slut, sad t *se complete with Palest Chile. Seas, as. by tswereasentent. Gentlanwit who 'with teak rowesniphs,goillNfeert a mot ng of seedy sad dyable lot bwkita *el a coati scenes maatire by dierroliPlalaiorto aR their orders.— 'denies €lboatedippliflelf-RETA !BING 10011; ltoatsisfyift nem' Addy furnished. as Osage boo rlaltur.bylaanially doweryingit away. dual at big Camp lEopuipere and roitable Bra I lbsitttiory. 47.111.4 Hood-street. oppotite Gron er'. —Colette's* Bullock Ti mils, be. for the East Wes. sP liittjtiSEleti N4;..—.A &amts. ntt Opportunity to tholo•furaishine.—l. ,803 , V 14N ^ f eetrattitatotias tit* Phblre. that he has on hand a OWN aim A of that 'hot tend wirsoost pattern or P.L.3 CAR WINO. atlhedow fries of 4e. (id. N. Me very beetles *abed ditto. As. per yard: v., aid olality,bbbliesterel Its thnatioir at Its. ed. ; reedy ride herscarpets wth ifers *bee sta. aletwatly ehetp; yerd i wide Kiddermins ry ter 4t4 per yard; Vooeow - le. ed. ; reels Waite. Is. per yard ; ready wide Kiddermin pawn borders frogs PC bd. ; hearth fees. Ss: 61.: iferdicts. Idarsoilles quilts, sail bohnierpoorts treaty ; ready wide bed Orbs Ss. 6d.: .stost bad t ick per yordt • liege tesertseestr bf hod *rattan 4d• Per !seri altd riPenterbi; forititete•diftill 6 4 6 Pet pest gimlet of Norwich more'.* Is. 61. per you'd.; boxes of the eery best faille la Colerahee Irish lid. per yard. very tiny, ie. W., to ps. ; Rossi sod laoesshire ditto. 744. per yard window Is of ewe weetb: got* sod Morrie spriated tab) from 3s. 64.; dawask Horn table .rtiotita bops es. bed roes b. each: eoloured eosinterpooes 6s. each:. &weeds 9s. per yawl. and etrovy .they ertiele hi the nag line ',Wit remarkably cheep. at J. Bowee's for typebars', 53, Ludgate-416, 3 doors from tlits Old h • hoprovhsr the tirowth of the HAI R..- 411.4. Hair Cotter to Ills Biqa! Itisbneas Prince dot Selo.Cobang, begs leave to roisolmsmild to to. derestlerecohl*V EGI•TA111.1 1 : CRIR CM. for began sae monotiag the Growth of the Hair; it Owes it the Iniestrsoftness and gloss Unsaleable. reuses the Hair ilettreolour end net. prevents It from Wag off after , frsers. sea balking, &e. It removes deadest,. sod .peculiar pr op erty of producing lair on bald places. al mill+be itetent to prove its anrivalled exerlience er say oilier article ever made nse of for the Usk.— I v the silo Proprietor. at his °reasserts' fink and ISlartafactory. No. 4t& Strand. opposite Villiers led be mostrsipectablo Performers In the coootry.. its 35.6 d. and is. each, or seven bottles as. ad. size SA ....—ititeeNlC READ 114. N uttntin-ritgigr, meow•wts.a. LP TR SNELLING TO BOYER. DEAL. RAMS SATE, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. IR following ,POST CO AC H BS, MAIL COACHES, Re. eat oat from the 'Wye Int "Teler:aph," Dover. Deal, Rainsgate, Margate, Merv, Fevers/iota and Sandwich new pod eoaeh, nothing, at • quarter past seven o'clock. tonsemenee of the decided preference girds to the coat+, the proprietors are determimed no expense shall crow in render it the Ord conveyance on the Kent road. mpton, Chatham, Rochester. Stroud, Sittingbourne, taietiere. every scorning, at e i past 7. and afternoon. ninth, Piyoseuth. Exeter, Truro, Bodmin. Pettryn, *Ann, Totaess. month. Dorchester, Dertmouth, Salisbury. terry morning. at seven, through Melton, !aster, Bridl;ort. Blandford, Stucabridge, Basingstoke, rted-bridge, Ma...heater. and Dagsbot. *ow, Newpein, Wititetherch„ Tarporley, Namptwich, l':•ekh, and Middiewich,post-eonfh every afternoon. letbester, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Weisel and arrharapton, new four Inside post-coach, every after *. Only one night on the need. Soled add Rotherham post-coach, called the "Nelson," 11 .. 1 . Lined!). Northcave, Howden and Doncaster post ae...riery morning to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull. &led; Ware, lieddeston, and Cheshunt conch, every Sallaa. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Sal Rail Coach, every evening; to Spilsby. Loath, 'Lath . , and Huh , afternoon at a quarter before six. twat, Lancaster. Prestos.. Klrby-TAntsdale, Bolton, s'*!. Orsakirk., and Citrates( post-eireebes, every af ire% LAterpol, Warrington, KnatsfOrd, Stoat, Stelford, and ludsu: sew light foot inside post-coach. (oily one night Ile road.) every evening at live o'clock, to the Saracen's of NI, Dale -street, Liverpool, next evening. gsniloreugh and Swindon new four !aside coach. through Nara, Reading. Lambourn, Purton, Lydington, Peweey, 'awes Basset, Reresbury, Hungerford, Newbury and Illanhead every mornipir. • lirlegenerth, Weisel, Shreirsbury, Salop, and Holyhead er Weide mach, every evening. farlisle. Pcnrith, and Whitehevee Post-Coach ; goes hr.rses and a guard all the way ; passes through loath. Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterich, Illoathhricee„ Wetherhy, Alierford, Ferrybririve, New t Doecaster,Chmetham,Stantfortl,Rawtry,Greetham and 'tales; sets out every morning, and performs the jour al'oith the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the and hr hus:sess, or pleast.re, have the peculiar adsantage lrljbeii seats being secured in the next mach. ratteal.:am and Edmonton coaches, daily at eleven, half- Ulm). eve and eight. kthsed Bristol living post coaches, through Chi PPro• ba • talae, and ilierlborough, Newebury and Reading. : 1 2 1 ,ar000n, at ..r e ; arrive at Mr. 's, the Grey snd ola• Seth, an•'. the London Tavern, Thomas-street. - vetaßrista!, a.._• morning. e ei :TMakithara post-o , .seh. sets out every afternoon et three tarrying foo. inside only. and p . through Wars g7:.tesraieton, ft.tham and Daventry, to the Seraceni'- ' o •Rall.st n reet, Bir ie mingham, next worming at half-past ,:** Lorries and Packages to Leeds, Doncaster, Ferry 2er, It only t wo-peace per lb. A. HOINTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their 0 . 4 7,! 8 lad the Pubile, that they will not be account . °' any Parcels, Passengers' Loggagia,Writingt, Plate armor.. than Five Peenris value, if lost. stolen. or la. ' . 'alms entered as such. and the laserenee' paid fre "" r a' 3 ll l Y, at the liarseetes Head Ina, Snow-hill. London. 'al.P. '...... ,="11 , ) ... '''i r ‘I El) 'I 1 ) ) i I I F. 4 v.. , f • 1 (s, tiipt , '• L ii .., , L ... 1 .L . 4 ,..., ~...f . -‘ 1w ... , ... • ~•.„...•isi., - - - "r '' rt- ''''. • ' -. r •• •.,--.., • --„, , ..,------ 7 ,,,-.---- AP RI L 29,, - :lfta , . ;-:. . . . MP tArtfiroArAidet t s catirrs. _i s ._ Loam: cnsmitanisre i orilik **Mtn, 26. Revere persons leashlt s typaered i t Ida ilsjesty's ...-. leapowlm. ea the fl d i . Improperly drowsed: optleei la hereby gives. that ow greatthissaa will be permitted to ps , to the levees and Anthriog-roooth la flirt. : bat be - dress, sword, and bag. ezeopt those in uniform. • WAIII•OFPICS. irate. 26. - Ist Regiment of Lib Guards, Llseteaant W. f.oeke. halt-pay 3 s 4 h Foot, to be I.lauteneot. site W G.' lobe re:changer, reeeitlng the dilemma: between pay of fife thirds' and the tall-pay isifantry.-I'.. OWL to be Comet did fileb+l.leu tenant, by puttees., lathe. promoted in tie nth Foot. •AVllA...fign!,ll,o•oop4o. Corset A. Rules, [ r ids Iltouromp, to be Corsehljr• D. 0 .1161kRagf el enottl i fethe l dfr g 4b. s. d t=bt a: t Impru nifilfi rr a t —TA W i t eat '— eaaata,,;itbout , . meteor* A. Naar. from kelt-pay Illib Foot. I. dreelsed v — *edge Pelf ftey J. Poole . Sherburne, 10th Foot..iier Wining", dweeasell:' ditto, A. If. .Luml Elontbestor to be Xasip. by Mt'' , rice Ward. vibe retires. . 4 70 • ' le' Ditto. Captain' Owen' Wynne dra v y- w . ili-pity . ' d meat, to be Captait: v i e d J. *WS' ~ who *PI ,11 rooeisiog . the diffestromns-4.lsettleaSt O. Bads .t . . ; lath foot. to. be i l iseapaolu aka. Garvey. Ditto; Ve-atraant S. 0606 ' * Klee frog: the I iisittriokiifi: , Jethteaanti vies N. AshSeritVeihd etthinges. '' ' • 414$ Rime, I.bottemaitt Itrpfbliams, from the litidralit! to br Lieutroost. wiew North, wrltixabasgps. • ,-; !:•.-.' _, , .- fitth Diitte. tisitenant S 4 rs.),rea 4,14 t, F o o t., ,ieba teffwvitietegifl: letle, it h Jtchilkia.— R. wile. ' Reit. le be Rossi* muttons "%revise, Metitel..ll, Winke l 0 „„,.• v • bat mot tabea seam • •. . - . Ito. 77 • • 11.ieotenant. A., Vieutr. 11,ropl i ,te 1410141 . ".t • purchase. sip Scutt. composed,— if Anita,. o.be Joateatiell." tier 110446:-zeat imit A. Vigil' • pay trth Foal. to lei Rnalg ti . Vial 1;, ium: Slot Ellye. t ßosiga .1C Miller 101 1 44.11010INISAFOIl iu t4e. Tire P9Zea,PArtnit4.444le;%7Afra riliPC!..%bi * Ss- 1 1'1 4 I ‘. Miller- '! •Sidk OgrusAll) bellient•daiti•altadsvii6ll - Alljaiinit J. iintieraii:.ll7;perebree , nice. Surneir4toolled.--. 4l Plie I C._ ~•W• Tbageble , mll:7oc*". -40 1:1 6 1411‘ 10 x 14 " .. . croee,--Oestliurin C et Lee Perebot orrobend,, Roos , tbr-Rbild bilthetti' lege: ;tee tlrawcrlll: illett oilld.-.41).'10 bieelrieirs..--*-Erettir W. Fltseire.. , 'Di'lrithiwid Poribittor Tirrbleelbel,:ilrersood — Liertessnt .. qt, from al b 'Foot, oleo 0. Malrerartog, lobo ex es.—To beEistp; equerry foriebooe,--71L - Citopbeit. Rehr. ricer ritseurerfer.; -'' ' . •. ' ' • 11176 , 0111 e, eiperta U.-Dwyer: from leolliest Sib Pert, ite be•Coorate. loteeW.,o9wor. who eerberere. 7116 Otte, Lleetrrint J. -Lein. ( ma bAl ( tul s l st Foot. be Uorreiret. Oro IL Malik, who at aeries. rerolite& preillbreoree. . 1 ..) • , 1 1 't '' • • ' '''' '• • ' nuipm. 0•004).5•••••• •• be Major. NV ilerilhose, Irbß.giereere. wig reISI. L , .. . • - ! i l ' ' t ". . re i eV4Et t e bi rrier i rt l2 l7oit s N I re ilejeor,S, pribrow,.:2li „ lit ; . ~ . us?. larelgerthe moo ~. ,110014. lit•-•'Ttee-i1it..... . . ; , I . o l s icirmv... v•—•:—..-- - trot. tip Is sJeuteoW, Ike 3........ —_ A. Cowney.re. Grid. ti be jelismerklmeat oPar chasis,tire Barney appoloted to Company's Sorties... Ist Royal Veteran Battalion.—Ensiga T. H. Doyle to be Adjutant. vice Waiter Ross, rho ratter's to his former si tuation on the Retired List. Da evac.--Ceptain W. Gray, of this loyal African Corps, to be Major In the ArMy. .4 , „,,‘„ . . Hasricrsi. STAFF.—Hospital•Meleililll K. Sillery to be Asalatunt-Surgeon to the Forme: - ' ' i's .—Rev. R. W Tommy: tom kelf-pay, to be a Chaplain to the Forces, vies Jeakina.Allnellsedi • MeILORANDA.—ASSIII&III-COMILIS3nry-OClllefal Seaman having been guilty of very irregular 4bd improper conduct --drat. In retaining and applying to his own use money which came loin his hinds for the puhlie service, and which, by his instractions..he should base immediately paid into the Military Cheat; and secondly, in drawing bills upon the Treasury. without any authority, and with the full know ledge that those hills would not be paid. has been dismissed his Majesty's siervice. The appoiutment of Assistent-Sur germ Ureic. from half-pay 2'2d Light Dragoons, to be As sistant-Surgeon in the 33d Foot. and his removal from the corps to the 4th Light Dragoons, on 12th April and loth November, 1821, have not taken place. Commissions signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Haddington. The Right Hon. Lend Viscount Maitland to be Deputy 'Joint-sent; Sir J. Buchan Hepburn, Bart. to be ditto; Major-Oeneral J. Dalrymple to be ditto ; A. Fletcher. Esq. to he ditto ; J. Balfour. Esq. to be ditto; D. Anderson, jun. Esq. to be ditto; 0. Rennie, L'sq. to be ditto; J. Au derson, Esq. to be ditto. Commission in the Shropshire Regiment of Mlntla, signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the eonitty of Salop. TJeutennnt-Colonekv- Getacre to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Bradford, resigoed. O.IYKRUPTS• • 11. Smith. FrOMe-getWOOd, Somerset, Innholder. to vv. reader May 10, 17, et the White Hart Inn. Bath, and Jugs 8. at the Wheat Sheaves Inn, in FromeSel wood. Attorneys, Ecasrs. Perkins and Frnmptou, tiray's-inn ; and Mr. ,hlll - Fromo Selwood. Somerset. M. Carter. Forton-mills, Gosport, miller, May 18.23.18ine 8, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. Attorneys, Messrs. Minchin land Son, Gosport; and Mr. T. Minchiu, Verulaio-huildings, Or .y's-inn. C. Carliell, Dory St. Edmonds. carpenter, May 4,6, June 8, at the Angel Inc. Bury St. Edmunds. Attorneys, Mr. Leech, Bury St. Edmunds; and Al sssss . Bromley, Gray's- Inn-square. J. Nash, Clandon, Surrey, farmer, May 4, 11, Jena 8, nj Basingiuttl-street. Attorwris, Messrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-row. T. Freethy, Aaton, Mithliesecit, baker, May 4, 11, Jame 8, at Bluing:tall-0 reef. Ai torney, Mr. lial. weibea-street. , T. Cole and R. Priest; Norwich, ienreitousemen. May 7. S. June S. at the White swan Inn. Norwich. Attorney', Messrs. Sewell, Blake, and Keith. • Norwich ; and Messirs.• 'Ninny sad Langdale. Falcon-street, Falcon-square. J. Retry, Birmingham, dealer and chicane. May 23, 21, June Si at the George Inn, Walsall, Stafford. Attorneys, Mears. Turner and hrtelAiloti, Bloomsbury-square; sod ''sir. Ileeley, Waken, Stafford. J. Monram. Bristol, hop-merchant. May 10. 11. Jane S. the Talbot Inn. Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and iteafidd, Gra:,'s-itio-square ; and Mr. Cornish. Bristol. T /'honey, . Vouzhl /'honey, Laneester, eetton-manufac sss e s s I l ey ay 13. 14 Jane S. st the Star Inn, Manchester. Alter s, Mr. Nord-. oil Exchange, Manchester; and Messrs. potehy and serjenct:tirsy's-ion. F. Finer. Drury-line. grocer, Ally 4, 14. Jnne 8, at Ra singhall-sireet. Attorney. Mr. Flower, Feachurch-build logs. r enclitirch-street. J., R'enY. ;Marston. (Ilford, corn-dealer, May 10, 18. June 8, it the Town.llnll. Ovford. Attorneys. Messrs. Rohinem , and Him., Clierter-hoer-simire ; and Mr. Hartley, Oxford.l A. J. Smith and I. shepherd, Brierley. Stafford, iron-1 masters, May 14, IS, June S. at the WheatSneaf Lin. Beer& ley, Worcester. Attorneys, Allossrs:Tookeand Carr, Om's ion ; and Mr. Barker, Birniinghaiii: . tovinanne. . loos 46.. J2oflitn. CricklnJ s, Wiltshire. ehoesefeetor --lux.Camerhury,masury-acrivenor—May22, `I. bookseller—May .?., W. Brierley,Ms- I IS. T. Mulliltku Bath; silk-mercer '. Ernes, Church-row, Fenchurch-Mreet, lay li, W. and 1 ., ,3 ... Jones and Crosby. ft. T. and ._. ..tay", b... It.t.:ionbe. J.:. ends& M..; Dellisisli &Sir 0.7ae1l J. 7- 1 1 11/011k • . perter.brewesth e h s A tate J. lotteei Illiteeteeekl OOP'. , ~ t i„ neeri .....ll. Pere. and :A dip ,IgZa sh 4 H. 0, arteleC'fflUlee;W ' titeitste. end W:cdlaberofti''' 'Medi ' enetureenW..ileGheffseet .Geidulgese and 114 iL.Cliellbes. , UIIerPT I IP Piftli — jr, .Acallmak And P. Oherilleese.s Ilaslingdeo and 'sonn y MIL Linenekfre, eolteu-mitustic terevit. and S. Ildoderfa, Stone; Stalfordshiee, --"It. Lovell sad A. sago Beaten eahlaht- • •a"- P I. 111 2: wit an 4 R. AAillip t o i •,,, 4: eakAPPltir.4. asittleseby. met J. Alexander,, elbt ,teri-deelerere-.J..Bete and F.. White, Cnel finite An —T.lttslie ihfflNßliee.esugh -11y.uhrapskiM.40141114tetilINLAV:.‘01eissieSirdl JPftelnota. 3144Yeelathiets. istelefouistisise4V.Jitasor sold ill; --. ' .004 1 1 ) Fifffcbdsll7-114.1199k*.e1l D. balm. . • .iI a.. , • InaNt I. Liailiila 1 lik lier !V a• • , +-. . • , . 0 .0401 Ail ink. , theand 1 liktiAraht Oki W *in: ' • • .11 1 ,11.4444.: it4lll - 21tY•• • tee. dds-i-ahmea. Ste. 1441...-Osie.; : Mle.+l.—,lteelyt. ltle i d.-y-PettetilN•Vill.. II The Aer f r ffl rein or muscova d on eem her% • M t ari age fell a the Itet ieSle Merit Week etteteg relb till' W awl dated, ISftelefts.ll4l. per est. • ' , : ' ~ • . NUR K. ..0/111.:04Lif Of NNEJt. , • .. , r ah o rtistenlay. las; a dinner was held at the Ale gitl,lnee „Borg,. of the. Meade of Reform. of tha county a-44.11 . 4.8;z Henry . flaabary, Dart. Is the plair.—,.Astopgait ehe evinpaoy present were. Sir Was. liddiartenjlarh, Major Teener, Joshua Heigby,.Esg., 'f homes fohnEle i .,Feett., Thermo, Robinson . Esq., Rev. Mr. Hogg, Alse'. 3 Jilir. pram% Bev. Mr. Clarke, Rev. Mr. Holmes, Ifra,v., Me. gashottene. and two other tier amen. Win. lstener hello, Esq., and .upwards of .-t Oft Aie atleto f 0 ltesides. 4fp r the aleth erseseentoved. , Mit.hheirms o T t d he felt it secessaap W &pieties fee 11:m-iliac/le". - ilLici.dad9o.4loo.lllkletsat Haat ...ow nt a t •MRg is state, that it was sot is toseettwesesZetL sag: weds' eta the part eK the steuturde; the fact was, that it was impossible for them to provide a larger room than that which diet' occupied, owing to a paltry effusion of petty spite on Vie part of those whose meanness merited nothing but their con.empt. [This alluded to the refusal given to the stewards of. the me either the Guildhall or the Concert Room.] lie begged to add, that on this oc casion be would feel himself warranted in breaking through the custom of the Chairman's dictating to the company the manner in which a part'talar toast ought to be given. The following toasts was then drunk:— ' The King." • " The British people—may they artist prosier one and free." The CHAIRMAN then rose to prop se a toa on the subject so interesting to them all. As this was the brat time he bad the bonotte of presiding over * a meet ing of the Friends of Reform, Ise felt it nee ss saa y to say one word upon that sabjeet, as 'well as on the late Meeting of Itefornesei at Bangay. He looked on these Aleetings with i sanguine eye, and anticipate& from them the hist results, They bad succeeded in enlightening . the public mind, a$ tended mare than any other cause to aid thi4opliting knowledge of the country. 'llie farmers eltme.no longer to be de. luded or overawed ; their eyes were open to the true cause of their distress.—(Hear, hear.) They showed a a determined spirit to persevere in demanding redress. They saw . the tans, _`spirit manifesting iteraiiu Cambridgeshire, . Norfolk, Bedford, &c. In Cornwall, Devonshire, Middlesex, and Yorkshire, the universal cry was for reform; and be trusted that before lung it 'vapid extend, se aye the espretsion of their good friend Lord Fitzroy, ‘• From the Land's ' Rod to John o' Groat's houte.".. He treated that they wool.' persevere as men sincerely convinced of the ne cessity of what they asked for, though they should be abandoned by the slanders of hireling writers—though they sh meld .he Weser:tined as rebel a:twists—and with any thing that could be found to be worse. But still the great cause gained, and would gaio grouna. • It WWI an honourable consideratiumfor them, tha , : :I'! belonged to e reality whirls was among the for -roos.. es i ersak out open . this great occasion. The inhabit inns of Suffmk, in coming together in this manlier. ' t race a useful example to the coustry. Meetinesdike the present afforded the best opportunities of protoo!. log union lied cu-operation. , He hoped ample would be followed far and wide in other c o s, and before long be hoped to see the tentinseneforzt universal. I:"..very meatier sconmirel'e shalt was direct. *4 against the reformers; and 'Allot earning them selves in their good eagle. they were charged by hire lings with disloyalty so the King and diaattiction to the Constitution. "'lege charges they not only re pelled with disdain, but might retort upon the bloated lloroogliniosgers and the Statesmen who would make the King a puppet, and the Throne contemptible ; and lobe nod sAcceetki in organizing an oligarchy to go irtrn fbi their own purposes. As to the 2nd charge, dis affictiontethe constitution, he wished to ask them what they teratieby theconstitation? %Vas it the constiturion ultheliareedlitry, obtained afiee many an arduous :strti,egfe; Vella* tt that Constitution which was d ribbled doei to di itttsigh the filtering machines of such rieti lie Pitt aind Matelot' e'er Castlereagh. If, it was this thhig delbrnik by a series of inn t oratians i ,'by Yoi rious inrulds on the rights of the people, by ...r. c r 1, , • : • ,„ • PRICE S ENO". . tiviktiT • '' mar . , . TL shigskratmolitio? 111. R. R. Play. Rkimakewl. etrete.•tworabamil..-May VI. R. Wibbiriap.Limiwool. lailime 6. —May el.. S.. Todd,. Southampton. wporcec--blay AL • A. M•Nafr, Abehsralt-lane. merchant-4day 'II. H. Jaakaow. i s draw- Mincing-lane. sereliant—May 16,;11. Woloay. etty-road, *Om' la twacb-madae—May IS. C.4ladrarela, Catellaratreat, Bad- eto paw ford-square, morelyat- r .loack M Ldl, Gracacioned, MI court street, da-plate.workar. CIRT,FICATI.S.•••••NAT 18. . 1. Aherwla. Barstow, eta dardsfii troniasater—./. Adoals. Ntatnterd. -- torn-m %erobaif;-6'.7 ) TARS, alt. iidary7 eke. free Asa. millianr—S. KAig-suest4 ' 016 a_ 4 4 4 . 4 I. Terry. faatar—W. Freeland, Dadkaaptok N. Spiv tbe tol-upttro. silk-mattafaetnrer—R. Witmer, _flayttii4 , Millard. fronnowtrar—.l. %petcock, Truro. drapei—T,Thsia. ale. , lee I -1 11104 161 e 4 tritall0 eutibart—T. W. Arefeeki Stlintied, eablookasalaY-.4.,ltoitatielikholos. Yoritabiro,• : atzlimmain- Floc frown fitaittacr—J. Bean% blacktop. .WoraceMre. dr a ay.. D. Cow- POW". Mandi t tliNi ng. lllo ■ t ir ayOn•.lll 0.• btickeifiCid. • _ • Pale. Setwood I..eadp, weallespaliipoe—A VS 41041.11wkwiesoyeteel. paper-prercipap4-4. 1 1 1„blablety leralks. bout par- tow. tailor. . • • - • Oat. rift PAR7V4IIIIIII.III eiSaoLTIP. barbarize, W. Joan and C. IlvligeO• _ Croaky, fP. T. ale Clky; , - -- • Lo SIONEO:kt ML BERN vo y me S' begs kere torneri..te.thas ve. liadlow-street. Barlow Crinsont ; rsitseeJio-lieors." "- epee Morning sad EyssoisA Clause for the llamas SS French Laagnagas. ott tho'Plait of Defoe& which bps barre l fantod to greatly to- theilitato ISO osatasesichilloi of Irmo 1 goloßtstlO oassbers Woodson s-sithe Ws tor Ladies, ...I Ili Evenlog Class ifor attootioninilt 1.1111.151:1 11 0 1 he Tito Guineas per Quarter. • I , _ 1 Mt. B. also 'needs Vatailion r :g2Nbsjpidlntrosnes. Whstillhorseloolrofisa will be Ilmoddlailbsr who' hsirtelts their Lessoorstortinhos._ ..- ..5.,,t• 4.. z.. se • . . **laptop of lastractiest, 41111 SWIM /Ise re. snit of seversl years of serenade expe r retrs galena satisfaction. es it ensiolos dui Unmoor: 'air , a very pow I Lamina, to Translator with. that'll' of fib' Illotittesiy ; tr' Wkildt satisfactory proof wiil Ito alittdrod *.a.011.14* ' pewees to his Pupils. listing hot a very sea finally. lorewliatf.-- - -- - 11 etivolift his hintaNt owe err , l iiit ' tabs Asir Board also. Sias w = 77 77.. 7- . ..„, For the 'room f who UT* at to libtoidi;l frost his present ur. s. also i thr."., l / 1 001,11 At Ml. Newriate-streeit Pilieel=ili t l r b ire Fe ' = at relied singly. at th e svf ratfier* . for too . 'loess ; co which terids*WigtonoitirrtriNtitie OP rrigae r ts in Ito d liab ourAD#l_l4l,l• eliiiiiii le 484 Attendance oa stoma", , n t . . . .. ..... . . -rota. •,,, • ~. - • "loath, alio we* i i amiadiscittrfrp4 — Also wb s. • • .. . - •.,fe re Mr. _ _ Gentian, or _ _ 93th Marsh, If VTAI . EI PROOP-`OEAVint RATS ROM Lefthe Meld, 'nutted January. 11598..01( • ritir Is qoality. eoloitr, flu a and disability to any , Uteri* offered to the iiat4 of Golden:en ; priest's. oil 284.; to be hJe only at RT FRANKS'''. WELLIN‘j. tosr-House, the corner of Rett Crow-street. Barbican. R. FRANKS continves to olanshiture his touch in , Pral 6141 littict 13 E.WICA HAT% Ibis, quelities aid shapes' which ere . anequalle4. 'May ars lode oo otwl freoes,Ned eutieely prevent disagree:ie pvessereto the,. hoed, which Is op remittently occasion by - the veering o f list. The colour is of the most b rilliant Mack. wh ich oe•tiiiitnis will 'glare. They doom wet w:th rain ; pries 144.. Blew iffs. Geothanteetteßiestirseetbe 'outliers's, requested tin' acid the eireostfeessMtofelbeis bat over thebootbin ineboe. MI lemmata regesalo to b• poet poki. Vatervost.—Rssey Hat will be.tattt/etl so tboglik lists& " Robert Freaks. Pateotee, Lonieu.". • evril J . o BUR.Sosul SON. Wing SfiriaotfttiN i3B.S oumerons endeavours made by many peewee to I. pose a .apasioaa ameetsefee-Sheie-mehe. feel It upon thetti.tprect ei tbe jetatttlphofylne Put 11l fintlime lug wh%t INIT VOW& kh al, Omer* the name sod' the ad' s eitriespOndissies %ea re t=theg-, neral appeerane• of the spumous desitriptious will deceive the migearded, Rotifer their dettelloa, J. B. and So it x sob mit the following erminnere-mewte rein appearameetlest sight "The Genuine," itpkwithoetooy name or address : come " Rumness's EssiWoht :"--otbers, " Bust osses"—sdd many loommithout address. JOHN BURGESS sod SQN basin been many years honoured lOUs sods. #olporsitshod. approbation• bet every seotioseat of reapeet *Wird* the *pubile, sod earitestiy po licit them to hoopoe tler-lialmis pen Joists Firebssift *kit . 1 they 1110111014•• kith Stei l item onkel: Teat roomy BURGESS'S. NEW -SAUCE,. for Neural purposes. - leg given such great satisfaction. continues to he prepared by them. and is recommended as a most useful and conse , okat Sauce. Will keep go( din all climates. Warehouse, 117, STRAND, (OrfilltOrtheSßYoy - Ster,LOWIOR. erns ORIGINAL Vlsil-SAUCC WARICROUSIL) DR. SYDENHAM's FAMILY PILLS OF HEALTH. THESE PILLS (entirely vegetable) are unrivallni IN CAARA OP nnao-scne, Loss Or . ITS FLATC' jISCS, ODATIVCTLII DIG E STION. and in all BILIOUS AND &Una couriAlliTta. To:y contain no Mercury. or mineral to any slope, and are so peculiarly mild in.thrir anion as to tequire neither confinement or alteration in diet. The MBOat delicate Females find the use or them materially beam. leis] to ti.eir general Health, and those who have used therm agree in opinion, sod pronounce them the most saw MILD, and EFFECTUAL FAMILY MEDICINE EXTANT. Sold In Boxes at Is. lid.2s. Od. and 4s. 6d. by Butler's, Chemists, No. 4., Chespalde, St. Paul's. and 2211, Regent street, (near the Argyle Rooms.) London; 20. Waterloo Place, Edinburgh. and 3s, Sarkville-street, Duhlin : and inr the principal Medicine %%Alders throughout the United Kir Ingdo . m. 11 MILDNESS or GREY HAIR will now sure no t be seen. although there ere articles for the hair daily puffed in the Newspapers. There arettuatireds of I.•dies and Gentlemen who have a good head of hair through using Princ's Russia Oil, bet some. who have been per suaded to use other Oils, soon rotted the difference. In short, Prince's celebrateslßussia Oil is so improved with an extra valuable ingredient, through which It will always keep pleasant, and has maths the Russia Oil the greatest nourisher and preserver to the hair in the Universe, will make it grow thick asd lowg, and prevent its falling off or ever turning grey, and is such a nourisher to the roots of the hair, that if it even has begun to tern grey, it will re store it again to its natural colour, and if used often It will never turn grey again. The principal cause of Hair turning grey is, because the roots get dry, and loses its power of nourishing the hair, but by often rubbing the Russia Oil in on the roots of the Hair, it will moisten them, and restore them to their original strength, end Is sure to clear Wand. from Whiney to old age. and will always keep the Head and Hair clean and beautiful. Gentlenten who are bald, and have the least sign of roots of Hair remaining, by using re gularly for a few months Prince's Improved Russia Oi!, with tire extra valuable ingredient, will be sure to restore it and produce a he Head of Hair, which hundreds have expe rienced; but it mast be used regularly a few months to have the desired effect, and as the vnluahle extra ingredient the Russia Oil is now prepared with Is very expensive. there fore, the ounce bottle is five shillings, and a bottle contain lag fire ounces one pound. which is a saving. Even Medi cal Gentlemen have published. in the Gazette of Health, that Prince's Rost* Oil is superior to any Oil for the Hair, and will do, dbes of Baldness and weak ilair, what can possi bly he dorm. Cst TlON.—There are hundreds of respectable end.princi pal Heir-dressers. who will sell no other than Yriner ce lebrated fattish' Oil, at they know that iv the minims! and only getedue, and are convinced it is the hem Oil for dress-, ing the flair, as it pres e it, makes it leek benetifel, and clears. the setter; hot there are petty Hnfr-dremers, end'' other unprincipled persons in town and coyote'', and also, abroad, who sell counterfeits, and persuade their cus tomers it is the genuine, as they get a trifle snore by da l counterfeits. Ask for Prince's Improved IWO* MI, 11;0 observc-7 " Prosy:" on the wrapper and seals of refit bu'tt'e ;• *RB- I out. it is net genuine.end cannot answer the mileposts . . , . Sold. wholesale. retail, and fur exportetion, by the sole Proprietor. A. Prince, removed to Sunsher 9. Pos land-stet et. Oxford-street. near the Notheen ; end by Mr. Smyth. Perfecter to his Majesty. 117, lined-street : Hendrie. Tichborne-street ; and by moat principal Perhe seers and Medicine Venders. Proved by aflidatit. the 44th of November , ISt& liefare the Lord Mayor of London. that A. Prince is the origin& Proprietor in the Universe striate Russia Ott; and therefore. If any Perfumer. Medicine-vender. Hair-dresser. or nny one else, under any pretence whatever. selisultossia Oil, that j,l not Prince's, they are impostors, as they Fell connterf s eits 4, thel r ceetomete. Ladies anti Gentlemen midi,* In the ramie". ko err rain of hoeing the genuine Russia Oil, by sending ',remit thee to the Proprietor, it will be forwarded iminedintily by Brach.