The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-02 00:00:00

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H. the Dike of CA 111 Iftkiu, po o d le chair. ri g"tor skerustar,_ nA tote Guasdiaw au 1111 A WT`ee be Ireeppeefully ye, „m ad a m h a camp their votes. Meth it gal be billy blotto what GleebYlece Melt come focleaca ee Coalitions to apply the vottacy opessiosed by the Hesigastlea of the Rev. 'Laurette: Garter. By Order of the Cootwitteo. WILLIAM Awry's*, Secretary. N. R. The Cowdidetev are required to lat Priest's Orders, and Graduates of nee of the Univetsities. Headword Om bored to otter teettoetiti le a r t s Candidates will he 'lensed to send their trstion.tdols and of- Deacon find Orders to the Secretary, at Da Flom, op ea. behoe Thursday. Star 14. BOOM PUBLISHED THIS DAY. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS Dill: GERMAN FLUTE. Price 7s. 6d. at WRAGG i dimproved FLUTI4 PriEeEPTOI4; or, The Art of Playing the Gement' Fit re teratere.l ' easy to evety capacity. an Cutterly nets Wire ip;es.—Ttie coa ted° are—A . copippos set of tristruelimis fora Fade. frum to eight Keys; a set of Peneretaive I:twins; 64 Iluelf In the • Keys. each of Which Is rteceded by a short; tally Pre lude. accompanied with an explanatory Note; by *Mei the Pupil is 'sublet! to prnceed proagre,sively from the tipsiest t. tar most di in, ult Key, wit how any other assistant:- ; 2,1 A Ilene; 93 Srottbh .:pd other A ra; and a Set of Floarhhei. its the molt to ful Ke‘4. • Ia !Valuate mita Bvo. price U. 41. hoards; — The Fnurtb Edition of g t i CONTROL: -A NOVEL. kJ .' We aserilve treat merit to tbisnovel I some of Larne. maxims dese W universal aphorisms, and the exam ples of ber sr lei:idol are told in nplain unaffected way." Monthly Review, Aeg. 1,111. Printed foe Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Bro•n. Pateraoster-raw, London; aid Manners and Miller, Edin burgh. rr The Noble Valiant, and Heroic Exploits of every Sol . dier, .lat ing the SI Ki iE, S RAI ING, and C A VIVRE of BA A.I helm unpartillcled 40 History, Mr. Ast , ey is extretnet happy in having it in his power to give a Prove— sive To( drical Stage Representation of this most estraordi m.tl glidant AC(1011. S ERIIIINSTritir a t t 2TE. t'ader the ftstroorege of their Roost) H k Patties REGENT find 11W DUkr of ORR. CON MONDAY NEXT, May 4 Obit title), a P-o,:ressive It epreseatation. in 16 Scenes, of the Glorious Sharnkg and Cupturc, at the Point of the Sword and Baronet, me too not k and •l .inn of BA DAJ OS, by the brave rind Ira- Ent Allied Army, commanded by Field Marshal the Mont asle Lord Wellington. French liesieced.—Ceneral Phillipon, Mr. Boulanger; p er4 ,l V :Maw, Mr. Sinai - thy; Aid-de-Camps and (Miters, tie,,rs. Wier. Thomas, WiilittioQ, Edwards, Ste, Britodi Besiegers.—Lard Wrilingt , m, Mr. Collet; Officers and Aid de-Comp., MoArs. Taylor. Cardoso Thompson. &c. , pact.t. and Portuguese Besieger. —Gener4 Officers, Maws. loom, Twitch Officers, Messrs. Link, Wood, &c. T'to -rener• of tin! whole designed by Mr. Wilson, nod exe cuted lay hi and Mr. Scafe.—The Messes. by Mr. Howard nod asst,t - ints.—The Nlarhinery. &c. by Messrs. Honor, Jones, Con &r•.—The Military Pr •opertie., b) Mr. llaxwell rind a.. si-latit , —The Music compiled luy M. Lawrence, and 11w Words of the songs, Chorus, Military 'Mu deal Lxpression, &c. by Ast:ey, sem Likewise w elfi& perforated, the popular Grand Heroic Spec tacle, In two Act., vatted Tll F. BRAE? COSSACK; (Yt, SECRET ENEM Y. A 1... the Comic Pantomime of f 11.1 ) U F 121: LIU B aid II A L EQU IN; or Taffy in Holland. Till! Cheiriteltart, is both Pieces as before. The famous Eques. t•• mn. and toe extraordinary Rope-dancer, n ill, in the'courtie of l.e rt diAplnv their wonderful agility. nn open ot half-ps-t Five o'clork.--iloses Pit 2.. Gil. Iv. Sociool Pike Eight. —Placer to be taken at lilt,.••••tere from ten till three ti clock. In nee Voltam rnyal 4tn. price 61 64. and in den., 41n. price 31. 13s. 6d. embelli.hed %lilt Thirty-Iwo Fugrovints, rind a Ma Ap, , HISTORICAL TOUR through PtM BROKE 61iJRB. RICIIIRO FENTON. Fin- F. A. S. for Longman. Jinni*. neer, (Irme, and Brown; White, awl Ca.; Cadell Maki ; and at. the BrilLh Gallery. St. New Bead mreei. SOU rn WARK ttßlt •M. N OTCH IS HEREBY GIIMI s that a GENE. RAI. ASSKAIRLY of t ‘ pe PtitPriMm<ite Southwark LAO w*II be lidities4beeLdvitin ?wens. 4 1.64 e 1 16 e54 on -TUESDAY, the bib of May Deis , nt ewe el, • 1 had that th e' Chile will he taken nt One r.ClorA precisely. By Ordered.* Directors, W. H. WYATT, Sce. Snethwark Bridge Deice. 31.ebeepside. 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Third Priirinnoi ith lar4e By THOM AS Titarrcit, M. D. Late Physician td or Grand Fleet. Printed fir LONGM AN, lIUItST, ILEF.S, onmE, and BROWN, Paseraoster-rnw. Of whom InlY he land, by the same Anther, FDMINA NAUTICA, three volumes Bvo. price IL boards. AN ESSAY ON DRUNK F.NNESS. Bvo. price 6s. board+. The Fourih Editinn of ripurE SPIRIT of 44 THE BOOK ;'• or, Me moirs of Caroline, Princess of Hasburg, price ..61 :3s. boards. This Interesting Work embraces the siljert-matter of the ex tratirainary nod mnraentons Suppressed honk, Minn by the name of the " Delicate Investigation," and eouirchenns Me moirs of many of tke most distinguished and illustrious Perlimi ages of the Age.. • London: Prime., for Allen and Co. 13, Paternoster-taw. ON SPlWiti " It is in Spring," obw•nrs a celebrated Physician, " that diseases come into actimi t and if, at this season, people tiers to adapt all alterative diet, much bunion misery wintid be prevented." r IIE NUT of the SASSAFRAS . TREE is not JL only rery nourishilig and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience has proved it 4.0 he more ethcarious iu correcting the constitution aud purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the Pi in, and such us are of Gouty, Bilious. Asthmatic, or Consumptive Ha bits, ssill find she Sassafras Cocoa n 011191 invalisable article of diet. In the periodival work- ou Medicine it is highly extolled, mid its me is adopted by several eminent Paysiciaits. It is sold in a ground state for Moiling (in the to ne manner ro coffee), price 6s. 641. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39, Strand. Orde►s from the country must be accompanied with a re witlaner. Of whom *nay be had, iii-t 1. A srr-o. , WN at COURT, including Se.ries of Ance• ci,:es In Iligh Lir% n NetsPl, ni 4 vut. • Y. The PLEAS INT ADVENTURES of GUSMAN, nV Altar:ache. lin:slated f she Original tillonitth, M I.e Sage, now tratudiiteci from she French, by A. °Tomer', L•as. :I veto. Eis. riitt entertaining Work has been to well received in France, that it lias nireath run through tweistv-six rolis,ons! i. WEBB'S TOUR thron!' (MEAT Briton', In .6d. In Three volumes fleo. price 21. 84. boards (dedicated to his Koval Ilighnes. the Prince Regent), n IOGRAPILIA DItAMATICA.; or, a Compa -13 Mon to the Playhouse; containing lfiaorical mid Criii rill Memoirs, and original Anecdotes of British and Irish 1) a ;milk Writers, from the commencement of our Theatrical Ex hibition.; among wham ore some of the most cetehrated Ac tors. AIRn an nlphalletical Account and Chroncolnaicul Li3ls or their Work., the Oates when printed, and Observation. on their Merits. Together with no lotroduchiry View of the Rise mid Progress of the British Stage. 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Principals only w .4 he tre.itest with. pore TEDINBURGH QUARTERLY RE- A. vicw.—No. v. WIN T COUGH, AiTIIM k• AV EEZLN ..a1 C - 61/Nll l l'loNi. The Sicily Edition of SURGEON FISHER'S familiar TREATISE on the Trevtmeni and Cause 4 oir the above Dlamt-e, priceSs. 6J. contains such testimonies at cures that must satisfy the mind of every reader, that 1141 case. honorer reduced the patient may be, or hos ever unf..vatil:.l.le the s•.aspinanv, it to be cnosidmed incurable: Tim 0 valet is the only osedieloe capable of allay ing that peculiar irritation in the lungs which produces cough and fever. It also pun 'cotes digestion and improves the general as the testlinna es as'. Wm. Althain ' Isloiatague Leigh, E.q. Idtpjliain Kerstrec, 1.1.4. W. Calm, De.lllomip s .aad.6.(bels prove.—(See page 7 to 16). The 0 symel. with the prepared Stratinninni, also arirds an infallible remedy for Asthma% Winter Cough, and Wiieeslog. These preparations are perfectly free from any pernicious mutiny. 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Price Gs. 64. bond in red, THE PICTURE of LONDON, for 1812; brains a full had correct description of the Briti Metrqpnais, anti of in ticinit,, and a faithful ei l ide to all its Curiosities. Amusement., Exhibitions, Puitlie institution, and whatever is reinarkahle and deserving of w it if a at.auverivtv of See' ful table-, cont,iittiog the Hackney-coach Fares, Lieu orStreetv, low and Coffee-home,, Chin rttei., Public Otfiet s , &c. A new Litition, corrected to the present time. illustrated. with a large Nloderat .Lap of Loudon,. 14 ith another mnp of the Loviroals and embetlished with several views. Puhlished at No. 7, Bridge-street, Rho!. f. iars. CTOILY, ate end of Bethlem BRITISH PAINT MANUP No. 41, Leaden Wall, oppositeloori Hosital. CHE A P, DURABLE, AND per Cwt. per Cwt. per Cwt, Olive Dreep....11% White 561. Lend Colour ..5 is , Hatt ditto... .635. Stone Colour . 565. Black 561, Invisible ditto-565. Chocolate M.. Red 465. I'repared Oil for the above, which possesses great preserving qualities, ss. per Gallon. per Cwt. per Gall. per Gall. Best White Leadfts. I Linseed Oil be. 6d. Turpentioe..7s. aid. Second ditto 4ss. Boiled Oil tie. Oil. f IL ML E above Paints are ground in Oil, and are particularly prepared for the painting of Park Palings, SAO( mitt Plaster Fronts, Iron ma ‘Vood Railings, Tiles, Slates, nod Weather Boarding. of every deseriptioa, nod fur sack purposes they are unequalled, as they posieis great dunk , bility, are a cure tint wevemive for the Worm and Dry Rot, and will stand in the hottest climates. In addition. to these ad ,' vtuitages, they are very ornamental, and will cover a surface comities ably great: v. than any other Patois. and mine titan twice as great as Coal Tar, over which, and all preparations front Tar, they have a most decided saperiority, v12.-- , first. in :id ! ben % so clack tie wily surface, that the power of the son has I no edict ou t'acin ;—secondly, they are very easy of appliea rinJ, being used with the anise Brushes, and in the same man lier. ro other Palms. G. Upton and Co. most respeitfully offer their thanks to the Nohild, Gentry, nod the Public in general, f ir the very great patronage atilt which they have beer. honoured; and they also iofornt Merril:ow, Ship Owuets, cuptaiOs, rind Dealers in C..- I tun, that they have large quantities of Stone Ochres, Spruce Ochre. , ' Nlimpral Blacks, Reds, Ste: as well as all articles in the Colour Trade, .prcpawed far woe, of very wpm for qualities. N li. These Proms dry very spun, out being prepared with Fish Oil, IMPROVEMENT IN CARRIAGES. PITaLIC EXIIIiirriON in Hyde Park, of disrmtagia; the Ilona from .1 Curriele nt speed. will he m an 1 m . 4 1 13 ., the Ilth of Mit:t ;tit Two o'Clork precisely. In the mewl door every portimil.m re-pecting this Nest nod I 101• pethint Invention to prerrni ner,idents front Carriuges t b been orally impmved !hoer the former Exhibitions in Corn kin and Pall- Nlnti, by placing the Preservers out of sight. &c.) ns.% he had at the Cursing* Lift Prowevers' Other, No.'s, Pope's I lead-alley, In Bvo. price 12.. boards, ASUCCINCT HISTORY of the Geographical and Political Revolutions of the EU PINE of .(:ER MA N V. or Ow pi liwipal State. which composed the EM P 1 RE of CD AR LEM At N E. from his Clllnotition. in 814, to its Dis -64111560th io IMO;; with some Amount of the G m - a ro : i t ., of the Imperial Houso of Ilap.hurgh. and of the Sit Secular Elrvints of Germany ; and of the Roman; German, French, and English By CHARLES BUTLER, F.sq. Printed for LONGA AN, iturtsr, ORME, and BROWN; Pitivrnoster•row ; and at the Britibh Gallery, 54, New Bond-strect. Of a hoot may he Anil, by the same Author, SOME ACCOUNT of the LIFE of BOSSVET, post Bvo. is. boards. LIFE of FEN ELON, poet Bvo. price 75. hoard:. A New and Superior Edition of Blackstone's Canstoromeies, in four large vols. rnyul Bvo. prier 31. 16: boards. Ey W. Reed, Lan Bookseller. Bell.gord, I:lntones lon, CIONIMENTARIES. ON THE LAWS OF EN:ULAN!). NEW PATENT LIVERPOOL LAMP. Invented by L TUENIEAU awl C. SP:WAIL!). Publie attention to this LAMP is incst re s.iiened, its from its principles the most brilliant rtk. proilocrd by the use of cheap oi's in the place of the icost peisiv-, which renders it an DN.-et of emniderable importance to the consumers of oil. The simplicity of its con roiction inutCs it very easy to inauage,vlntl Lot liable to be out of Wet. _ _ fly Sir W. BLACKS LONE. Knight. A New Edison's. with the Putt Cofrertions of the Author, wills Analsbes and F.pitatee of the weule.W..sit, end Nuts by J. F. Arei.hald, Esq. 'Alttaik and Retail Warelames, No. 152, Drury-lane, ?icin g Acre; and Choirrlrqrect, I,:i,erpnol g where the V.uptsrinpi have on Sale:, good Stock of pale Seal, and other rS.•:gr Oil. the Lamp its Ar.i.oulairted U , o•r. SI VEER'S lIATENT COOKING A PPAR hTUFL 111 T. I.MIAITRE s Sole Agent, takes the liberty • stif.triniaa hii Frioods and the l'utilkc he nu e%hltsite 1... ,ote a».6te Applr.iitp, at hi. Warehouse. 3). 4.:inille rreq, llolharsa. It ti the to,t Cookinr. Apparatus in the Isiogitio3 ; Lod the mo-t Onto, delicate. nod cheap mode of vemniagodevcing. ranstiag, hroili: g and boiling. A drat r for -240 iorbona inn) ae strerred with leaf than at peek of enai 4. _ 11. 0. The ippirretiv I.; generally in use, auJ ready for in s:m(64u flow ode to fter To TOE NOBILITY AND GENTRY OF FABIBON. Ai A CIYON I. i), Ladies' Head Dreu and Gen. A. dream'. Pentanes Manufacturer. Ni.S 3J, Jenny's-street. taJautea't. Ise g• to acquaint Ladies nod Gentlemen. that he has inveittrd„ nod brauchl to perfertitin, PATEN'r II F.A DR ESSES and GENTLENI EN'S DRESS PERUQUES, gte iCSlllie of nhick is so tures:lel,/ fine and light, and each [air conies su di.tiactly thrcugh, appear as if it were crowing from the ',Lill; they may he Combed in RDA direcliod or filiation, anti titlark .at rio-ely to the head, that it Is impossible in disro ser Owns from Is real head i.f hair; they tire of an exceeding soft and shale (polity, nod newer shrin;, w Melt rendes s them Iraly deeri.lite. Aiso fientleuseti's Scalps curiously Wrangle', of the fret • telths(r. to imithle Nature.. • ' TE ML. NEW INYENc H ED T SILVER. auisEs E FO OR. RUPTURES. Basclimiefl S•teiety 1.. r the Locitiongernene of Art*, Ma •rinfarritres. nod Commerce of Englund. il'l` * o D, Surgeons' Instrument-maker, J• and Caller to lk. Harilpilomew's Hospital; l'rumanalter to his Majest)'s ilimoaralite Commissioner, of the Tniasport Board ; and to the City of Loudon Truss Society, for Relieving the Ruptured Pow, patronized by hi. Royal the Doke of Cainhsiilgr, annooners Lis k E W-1 WENT ED II ER PEN'fI N CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSS M, by which a Cuie, in ninny Cases, will lie obtained; and he ea gages in keep wp the most difkrolt Rini! ore that ewes' existed.— The Society of Arts, Re. bnvotg vete ' d their Silver Medal for tile above truprovement, the Inventor has had the honour Of receiving the same•fruas the band. of his Grace the Duke of Nwfolk, tie has likewise invented an A Id U LET, for Sharpening Ra zors, without a Hone, superior to other loventinott and there uisn may he had touch approved of fine tempered Razors, :adopted to swims Wards .iind tender Faces; which nos he had at his hi.inufantorv. ander the Centre Hospital. West Smithfield; nt N.. 7, Loonhard-street, N. B. Where ni o may be M; new and coospigte Appa :ago, as • Stslostitete fa/ Loccks. To Ttth MADDEN'S Ed iftilitiESiENCE for the Prevrotwo and Care of C. 4,11. Cughs. Conaimption." Asthma:is, and Buoying Cadet. The climate of England is continually producing amongst the inhabit/mt. maladies scarcely known in other countries. The cold moisture in which the island is kindred duties the greater part of the year, causes those oh ttractions in•theorgair. of perspiration that frequently terminate in consumption or itsthtna arsea*es, which have been justly termed the plague of Rl. g laud !it is during the in esent sea-an of the year that the reetls at these terrible disorders are elderly in haled, and their fatal termination witnessed. The Vegetable .Essence front uneqiiiyocal testimonies, been fawnd a pre 'gentian in the *a igin—a cure iu t he.p merest —and a certain re lief In the last stagys of those destructive maxim:lies. 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