The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-09 00:00:00

s•.•!).. ) :!N:!' •Li ~~~ ~..L~, ~ ~'. . r:!:•. /:.• ( ' l. t , • . . e • • • - • • il e . ?\: '.. ' ' (:. I . ,:itg . I ' • •": t 4 "ek .; A : : : . .. • . •,;,. •,.. • 1 ,,,,--- v l,-:•... - - ..„. i . -, • . ',. • '.., $ • • . . .-: ---- ••••'•• .•.• •'•!•• • . • , . . - . .. IP . . Z•. ;" Q1N44'.„ . .1 •4 : ..: .. .. , • ... 0 ,..) -, t • I .- 1,m,n),.: , ~• :.. • i • . -, .1 •i: - . . • I v• t•fr ' , 7. 1-- . , • " fr."; I ... • . • I .' ' 4 '.. . • • - .• •• IN , .•- - - r . . tr- .. be...:- .flotettl?[zilitnn . • . .., ~1 ...•. ~ ~ ~......; , , .1 .., :LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1812. No. 1010. PRICE 64 b; ~.1 rATRI; ROY 11.. (•10/"'` I' - T ll 1 S present EVENING, April 9, Will he 1, THE WINI'ER'i TALE. After whirl) sill he ;.,14Ied GLIN li ROY. to-earerrnw, tirrlay. Mriebrilis Lady Ttliee loth, Mr. Sidfl. , DS....-011 111,111d1R , the Vir g in of the Sen.--On Teeattn. C •riol :V, biennia, Mr 4. Shliton".—Op A., Y"to !At: Tbarstia, Julius Ciesurr—Pa Fri day, Th.. Yi e. . . • -IVIASONIE CHARITY, for Cl•tidni and Edo. 1. ?mug tke SOY!! of Deemed ea bilg e * Meg- MASONS. and in allow Wklewi 1101. re Annum. hatitreed March the 9:nb, 1808. by r. C. DANIRI A Seg. Temperer t Author of the Addrete tin the Set4ett ars Miteedie Oman, Wto Itterrnter at the.Liti- Preserver tette& eldrrreek e ... Grow Cef.e thy, Mile End “reett. I'mraos—The Right l!en. the Parlor KINGSTON. S4LES. To Brewers, Distillers. Sugar Bakers, Coal Merchants, and Woen.ln ktoters. By Mr . DIXON. At the City Reposltnry'ond Grand Cs. Hoge Mort, Barbican, To-mou Ito W. April 10, Zweite FO[; ca It very pital well-known season ed W.G. .GON in excellent enkdit'v.nt n Light :Waggon: two tarts. one of which It searlywrw. nod Harm Thr nbnvr merit attention. are large vninaltlit hones, have hero emplow.l in town work. an.l sol.l on arco.wt at the proprict.ini ! •Irel;nirg ke,ping their own hone% V ter-IN EgiucNT., The. Fan of Viorneat Yffilsotlet s . Monotontrio, Chevalier L 4 pal, n ' XI-111;ITION OF 1)11A TIFF EXIIIBI'fION OF DRAWINGS in' Name COlllllll9, ilfir . r • elelWiled Pietism of IV great 91a.ser.., i s nnw ,p•lsto the Public, at the Gallery, S 9. Sack; tille-•treet. Pic.. 0.11. ; mini Will continue open vcry driv, from Tea in the till Six in the Abernoost.—Adwit toner Is. • . I The reserved and principal Pictures which belorogird's to the I Gate %VALI. Porter, Usti. baying been arranged fee tulle rate Cuotrart, a 1 whet NI view the Collectio.insisy be iti•tiowl applrasiim to Mr. Vales. at 39. Suckville-stiegt.'"' ' I -- - --- Sir W. Rawlins. , W. Freston, Fag. . A. A. Puts ell, Esq. Hun . Col. Browne, . • .... W. Fellows, lisq• - .f. Grilliths, Pe.. A General Meeting of she Subscribers to Ihe.ibave Instltatlon 11119 held at the Cock awl Loon Tavern', we ir hare-strert, ou Monday, the 21sh of Faust:ars, 1812 s 45 covernorspressut. • sir sti 31. ft 4VI 1.1 NS, P. P. in the C mit. ' The following Gentlemen were •spposiated a Special Committee for the moil N sem t—. 7 Br. F. C. Daniel, Fwq. I Br. W - e y. i Ile. .V . Thompson, I 3 ..,cp, pioai r r k . A isie.Y.: r .110,014. . R te ; A fl. flasswell, ' Nure/los, Pltsise'k It igaer, rri,e' I/copings. Resolved, that the following *i; hiller.. aid %Vidows Ile Added to the Establishment, viz.—(7.151 Ain. W. Vickie, J.:tobsatoss, , W. Dolling. 11. Wi•e..lona.W. B. Fumer,W. Bourguignas; Mary Blucher, a d Mary Kavarmah. Resolved, That the Children be moist-Wised. Resolved, That Br. F. C. 1) mid, Esq. he continued Trews miter; stud that he merits ilie thanks of the Subscribers, Sir lii integrals'. seal. and per.everamce. , Resolved. Ts•ti the Tha..i:s of this Myelin; he given In tr. Womesley for hi. ;diet:lion; nod glow be be continued Secret") gni r.diectitr fur the sear erstbing. i lirsitleml, That as there are '2l,Candidnles waiting fur atiak i4sirs, who havg.hern apprAvA of tss the Conmittee, the are reques , ed to obtain a BIEN EFIT at the ROY A 'V l i r 'l'll EAnt U. add fl, w nit OM MA e Right Ilan. the Lard yor, 11, obtain his Luraie.ip's Pritrotihge fur the snore. i Resolved, .Thiss our murk respected Br. Slr William Raw- Fi n s, meek" the thanks 11.1' ever.' Governor. for • his kind (men tion at all t ai to the ilderesty of this Charity, and for is ex relle.o routine! in the Chair. , ReAhised.l'hat tilte Resolutions be published in threalMorn . ing nod Evening Papers. J A 111 LS W 0 NiES LE Y. Secretary and Collector, No. 17, Butcher-row, East-Smithfield. Twenty-three Children are mow provided for, which number will be inrrensed Herm ding to Use Subseraptiou. received. Sulrwriptien: received by the Treqmsrr nod Collector, and , It” the Atister of evert Lodge under the Constituti.usuf En g - tom, who are kindly re q uested In mole their rt our., .essery slicer mouth s to the Treasurer or Secretary. Ten Boys bare been provided rot in dollerent riturkilora since 1 its errablibittnetat, Ii is intended, rui sonn as the Fends will al- inii, to establish this Institution ou the some plan as the. Royal Comb 'Land Fieemasotte Schaal. i 1 ,irk Lelipst Cratch Miro% arid Hunk", • ' - • Ity Mr. 3 AMLER, AI Ili* Rrpociinry. CillNUeli-.beta. to-M'IRROV.I. April 10. art 'fitcl.• o'Cl,rek. by Or4Or (Jibe eropiletore,Met•sre. flu.. ben.. .ind lloretrs rriWENTY dereractive wyll.koima nORSFA. A owl lour beta of li.irce , ‘ rwirplesh tirivir* - IrtKe !fork. Ecitp-0 KipiCworli. The above no"rit tile atiesilhip of ibe jut). 04 twisig ”.1.3 fag burr", fa fond cand u rt, rend nle. 'Katie.' ' with 'delay & on maim( the Cu: ch has' diartnitiosed up "id. titninvtali. , •To be Viewed. and told willinet rererire. - A 1... upward" of BO Lets of-ilursev cod Carriage', of varion' dr•criodiar. • . . , U RCM; MON VAR fETY; ROYAL AMI4IIIIIEATit E (AS rLEY'S), wesTatihvirsa-sansat. . . _ under the Patrairipc of apt'. Itoritt liiiKhoelles the PRINCE Rif:ENT and the Duke uf YORK. THIS present THURSDAY, To-morrow, Fri au 10, and Saturday, April 101 1 / 4 at half-past six o'clock . w ill be perfussard, a aew Pa uutnittae, is tcu ScencS, called Voidable stud Desirable Leasehold Residence and Load, Klisea heath. - • By Mews. 'THOMPSON and SOX, Al Garraway's, on 111111,81)AY. April t 3, at Twelve, , Order of tile Mortgages''' . AI E very valuable and desirable LEASE, with immediate possealon, of a very ,geciceel' ‘I ICA' t s DEN CF:, in perfect repair eligibly shan't' the , to:on. I,lne k beat it, Ingather with n Paddock of rids (Zia.* Lan..., C.iii• wo acres. Tim Preaches are of handsome elova, lion; the principal apartments are elegantly fiord up nitli sta tuary marble ebnatte-pieres, with a butler's iatory and chin; No el,, completely sited up, nolthe w kale lit for the im.ne draft recephou of a large genteel family, with a very hand. some !awls and pleasure grnand ; held on len.e far i 4 Jews from Christmas lush at the very low rent of 9SI. 18s. 6d. per annum. I • is ; . it • F.T A MORPIMSE ; of, Harlequin Dancing•Maiter, vstry.rook, chairman. showman, &c. in which will be introduetd tin two Le armed Alter %Hilt, 'it eistirelv rw.w dri-“es. Fcenery machinery, ilopiites, phal . al, 3-. e. ntr,nd Irian Spetuarle, in Iwo art 4, to sisti" g lit 10 scene., inter versed with combats ,me font and horse-hack, songs cho ruses, &C. 'ailed THE BRAVE COSSACK.; OR, sEcti ET I. NEM Y. which and Mrs. Astlev will appear, as oleo the whole company. The spectacle will pout isav uncommon evolutions ley various harries of infantry, Ciosack cavalry. Pidi‘h bowers, Ac. &c. m.d eshiliiiiag an estensive chain of auiutains, rock , rivers. &r.; Aso two •quairms of rent b..rse-, nailer the sorption,: obedience. In tee course of the evening es tris. rdistisr, Horsemanship, particularly by the Equestrian Little Deb il. To conclude with it new en tic Paitomiine, called 01.13 111SLZERUll arid %M.A.:QUIN TAFFY IN 110i.LAND. Ito which Pigmies's') Mill Stift scenes of the Insist striking views will be e‘tot.iteil,. viz. in Antwerp, Riniereau, the 14a.pc, Her nag Packers Town Gorcuen; AmArroloni, etc. kr. Viand open nt kni t-pa's Five k.—Roscs 4. Ph IN. Chi. Is. Second Prier half-past Kiaht.—Plates to he taken tit the Theatre front ten till three o'clock. . .... May he viewed lill lime of Sale, when Partimdars one fe; h a d al the Lodgepof Mettle , . Stride and Litldon, Solicitors, C. It., ptrerl, Itincolu's Inn-field, ; at the Greco Man. Blackheath ; (iitrrnwft)'s ; and of Mt-v.B.r. Thompson and Sr, N0...1.1, Pa tettlit-ter-I I)IMASK MERINO FURNITURES. 11UDDI NG begs leave to recommend his iVI eutircis nen-invented DAMASK MERINO FORA I TCHES, n Inch, for elegance and ilurabilits, far surpass any th n set introduced. The lnvenb•r Hams bitnsetf that the very peculiar And agreeable !tour of tisb style of Fortriture, cannot fad to insure arneralopprobation. Mr. Du 'ding hos M.. 41 rn ►elicit attreeinn to his semi* eat lection of new and chniee CHINTZ FURNITURE& which be is determined to offer on the most reatonat le tenni s as well great V;if lety of last year's lb:Mersa at very reduced prices. ;2. New Hand-street. Bt Dr.ite of the EARL of KING;TON sad the Right Hon. the LORI) MA YUlt,, who will hisstiar the Theatre with their kortleisee, for the BEN I FIT or the above limitation. ROI ALT Y THEAT-RE, W ELL-STREET, WELL. CLOSE-SQUARE, r 1 1 0-MORROW, April 10,, will be' wici:ittated a JL variety of New and F;N:l'ilikANlAl&N't• S.— In addition to which Two MASONIC EOLOGIUMS will lie strokvo two of the Childres, with the Ind Rater, Stewards, mod Choldrro on Ihe Stage.' TbeClOdfins ..ssitit= 4o, ll l,o4o - crovionfretert Mr. ilaidtga; litirt-Zudwreih N. S. Thirty-As Bays mil three Willows have been pro vided for by this luatiltuiao . aid twesty-pur,Citadidates watt. lag to he received. • Tickets so be had at the Fretinsowt-''Taiern ; of Mi. Alder. Cock sod Lion Tavern, Lower Eon Smithfield; at the New York Colfre-hosse, Cunihill ; of the Treasurer; of Mr. Wonte-lev. Secretiry. Butcher-row. East Smithfield; and at the Theatre, where Place-. for the Buses ma% be take!. THE LONDON MUSEUM. Wc. BULLOCK respectfully begs leave to soli it • the attention and patronise of the Nobility, Geo- Am and Public, to an establisbesent for the advancement of the wince of Natural History, which, in magnitude anti entwine, he • is unparalleled as the work of an individual. The very • ra f r iP l i tr;i 2 Z and general approbation wbich honoured the es hail- tiosi of his Museum on its Arm o pening in a temporary (hunt ion in London, was n cousinciag proof that his Notre efforts for theesteasion nod improvement of the Collection w.,di,l be duly appreciated. Hit esert bus in obtain articles of rat ity.and in terest h.,,., therefore, been unceasing. in must drifltriiileiliS, ihe inibjechiltave been tinubled in /umber : the specimen... tire *hake. id the highest p.ktible pre,ervatilin, "LA oh. roc:sued aceardisto In the Lime:in , vstem. 'They consist id about Fif teen Thousand species sir Quadiopedi, Hereto. Reptile-, Fistie, , , Inseett., Shells. Corti, kr. die. collected during 'went* year n; anwearied optiliCatiou. mid aeon es pence exceeciox Thirty Tliousassil rouudy. in adatittag Ibe ediere a hich J 1 r. litilliwk has jag completed for Isis isresent Collecritsa, bY &playing U Ingeously for the atudy.of the Naturalist. the ti.structlon eaelsom. nod Cm amaseirmet .o 1 these oho kW, :re six t ee Its tellewinc the heasties Set Mouse or the crirtivitiee 4p: of art, he hate emlenyoored to render it worthy of :be ;ki r fish Metropolis; - whilt4 Ise has talswprovided Use means fur .cos• , bireetisent, no future oil:liken; shah aertiosulate. Otte dewier meat of the !durum (the Pliatisetios). eumoleteil with mudh labour arid emit expence, is entirely swivel, :s l pre-e; ty I wene alinaether grand and interesting. Yarns:ls. animists, its the luny tior.67. the Linn, the lUepliant, the Ithittoceros, ice. are eslo ititee.jo wowing in their nailer wits nod foretist wailst exact .models, b Oh he figure and colour, of the rarest and smat lu yowl. oils plants felon every clime. give soli ete appPatillhe of reality t the whole being assi-teti with n patottamic efeet_af di.innee nod appropriate Keiser) a affordiew 'a beautiful ilfunr ,tion of the luxurinnee of a torrid clime. The blesiquns of .I..rnt.re hare heed enriched with the sival. orate's/1v the whole l'ontitutto. and the Gallery of the Linter!: colli,iitii. More ire./.tirein Pa:.,/- hit and Sculpture; than perhaps will esti- nirtiii be t....;.......,! Ile 111/e Collection. Hut though (err actittrioid.perse‘eri• g Ruler, deeiroos of matting his toittetal the cettre of ea cry aittractlini, has contr.butcd to the Mmititm"Natioro..e es, r‘ flierlineti sit Natural II I.l4try a hint', lii the prtic•iit state of ise Continen t. could be •procured: our unrivalled Noisy, and the e %lambkin of oar Colonies' throughout the !satiable world, orewei melt m -' vantages to this coutory. that the writer feelb e infieleht, that if j his exertions ore seconded by the Public as they hare Miliet PI been, be Will very shortly be enabled In make a Collection of Natural ilistpry far surpassing nay thing of the kind sit present In existence, stall he pledges himself tn 'exert his utmost power In atemnplishing this inspnrinnt work. To the ounierous Itoyal, Noble, mid liberni Contriburors In his Museum, by a hose kin'- tiro ilti Collections has beetCenriched with as mats) valis:ilite "titles, which could aid have bean procured by petuniary recant. Mr. Bullock returns his anfrigura timoks. When tiw ierormatiou mat delight which may he derived (rum Mk Es- Mit Ma, 'especially r by the' rising generation, sire considered. ultd the great sum etlirtkied informing It, And Ow erectioa or the present large and commodities handing for its reeeptiou, the Pruprietiw trusts that the terms will he approved of.. A dmistlan to end, Ealsibitioap Ode Shilliag . arf mid Ticket,. nit transferable ' 11. Is.—liubseeiber fur life. KM 10 . An improved oust enlorged Comininims to the Mosenotoind Pemberton, Is juo publistlid. price St. di.; or Oil large paper, with homerous etchings, by Hooke, ham the siddects la the Museum. 114.—A few eoloared impressious streaks's 'impurity/. %tenants. Picendifles March 29. 1812. .• - - - - O the first of lllmit.lSAg i poksholl.,—. AN ORIGINAL AND SPLAINI,II/11).AOSIC, lINTITteD r HE BORDER ANFIQUITIE: of ENG JL LAN I) ,nd SCOTLAND delnieaterl. CornffilinK Sfle- Cite/end of the Agriculture. firatpture. ”ntl o. her Vestiges of for. rner Ages, Icons the eurlie.t Times to the [Titian of the Too croon,; accompanied with de.eriptive Sketches. Biographical Remarks, sod a brio!' History of the pritiriparEvents that have occurred in this interesting port ol tireat Piro •• hole of the Engravings will be executed by Mr. Joh° Greig, from Paintings mile expressly fur tins Work by Mr. Arnald, A. R. A. Mr. A. Nnsin)th, and Mr. L. Clew , I neti. •,,• The tird Part, contnitilna Six P:ntes nod Two Sheets • of Letter ;trek., will be piehlliihed on the Nifty. 18.1‘2. CoNDITiONs.—Thi. Work will/Jun exceed Four Volumes • Q w w.., ;dud will be linblishril in P.m one even. three months. or oftener if tis.ili;c. Each Pnrt w illcootaii, Six iir more highly til&k.'6l Fogrivinics, and Two SZteeii of I.eiter.preta pri.aiu Medium It GPI. each Port, or with l'root Im prcs.ious of the Plates, in Super.ropil 440. 15s. Light Ports will form ii Voliviie, with which. will be given an vgravcd Tii;e.Pate. and Tail-Piece. Putili,lwd by Prlessis. LonFatan, Hurst, flees, Orme, and Brown, Pateritobter-row Miller, A Ihemoirle•strrel; Colorable and Co. kdinbuilib ; J. Grog., Ci.ancl-street, Pen traivilte. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH. The superior quality of it. teviure, which is the exiles-ire privilege or *hie, fabric, rewire. it the must pleas rotefeet weir, and erolialuiciel eleKription of SIIIRTI ( LOTH ever vecittanuf .cture l : it wtr•heu hearetifolly white, 1. 4 warranted for durability equal to the hem Irish Linea, noel about half the price. 5,.111 wh.siesaie all 1 !IV the Nom nt 154. Ch.'ap•ide, ttenr St. 1"801 . 3 ; [Larding, mud Cu. 149., Pull-Ninit t mot mother -Home in London. The !mt three yenrs . temive Side heir fully proved the utility of this manufactuse, rind the l'itirsiter pledge:4 himself tee re imburse any put chit.er oleo has been. or laity be, elesappoiaucel iu the Qutit.ee far which it is recommended. TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY OF FASHION. M AC llemen.s N p A rru T ut: manu La dies' ri iuirer, No. d. 90, jseanits.,(iireeent: St J a ssw,,•• • beg. to oequaint Ladies nial . Gentlenu:n that he has lio,nied, and - brought perfection 1114 PATENT HEAD DRESSF.S ass/ GENTLEMEN 8 DRESS PERIM/ES, tLetexsare of which is so extremely fine and light, and each Nair comes so distinctly thconAii, appears as if it were growing from the skint they mvy he combed so any'direriion or fashion, ▪ ats.ieh 41) closely to the iiead„ that it is inspiroihle to disco ver them front a real head of hair t they ore of an exceeding PA and rl "Wits', and meter shrink, which retains theta Indy d sir hies Also Geostlemen's Scalps curiously wrought, of the i:ast,. texture, to imitate Nature. NEW INVENTED BREECHES. /11 SUTTON has the honour of presenting his 1 • respemful ar knon ledements to the Nnhilitv, (:entry, and the Public, for the disiii.guiatied patronage he has esperienred brr his new invented Ikeeclies and Pantaloons. The unprece tieniel demand for them/ Words an unquestionable proof of their inestimable utility, as it eradie.tieg that very great complaint of the had bearing. owl the silk turning colour in washing. in 11w "emu, being stride without kg or side seam; and readcts Iter ilea wet.- as cl.istic as stort.iiiic of every deseriptioo, which makes them pccaliarly adapted fur riding, which has been lung the de— sire ut M many gentlemen, maid made only by the inventor. &mon. 311 (north side of the New Church), Strand, where he 6:r, laid is; an elegant assortment of the choicest summer pat ta• is. Ladies' habits, naval and militnry equipments, according 111•%4 et.t regulation; and every other branch of the business esicuird in the Mist 1 1 ) 1,, with the utmo-t punctuality and dis pa'. b. _ . . N. H. Centlernen is the country deeiroas of I u their rl.ohe• made in London. ht oetwlitut a letter. post paid, to the shove, /1111% base instructimeg to measure theruselve.. Clothes sent In nil,. part or the world. N 0 ACCIDENTS need ever occur in future from Cut rides, Gigs, or wtry other t w o lire' Cite When the horse Wks (which s mow rendered difficult, if not 440-bible); heu the horse rears ‘t Mitotic or both of the wheels break ; W0..0 one or both of the Witetio go no . ; NV torn the Oath. breok ; Warn the oor-ekirks or Mlle rlll4ll. Amity at the (Mier. rope); Chrtmhers, wheir nogr:kved dram togs std the inuat buli.factor3 unswrii will be gi v esi respeetiog throb • Theuwstrrsuftulttnhte horses may save hundred' of postods h) the use of this itteeution; which truly Hiss be - applied us all four-whet-I Carrilges. THR 'SILVER . 111KDAL.. RAW INVKN ['ED TRUSSES KOR RUPTURKS. Sanetiosed by the Society for the Elleentnivineri OrArts, Ma aufaetares. mad Cowan*, at Ragland, JWHITFORD, Surgeons' • Instrument - maker, • and Cutler to St. 11.trthoilnmew's Hospital; Truss-maker u. his Majesty's Honourable Commissiaiwn of the Tramport 'Board ; and to the City cif London 'fru-% Society, for Relieving the Ruptured Ponr, iontranised by his Royal Iligharsoo Hoe Duke of Cambridge, annnaners his NEW-INVENTED SKR.- 1 1 1..NTINE CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which a Care, in many Cues, wilt he obtained; and he en gages to keep tip the aim( difficult Rupture that ever eitivied.— The Swims of Arts, .te. having voted their Silver Medal for the above Improvement, the Inve tar bus had the honour of receiving the same front the hands it kis Grace the Dui.* of Norfoo:k, . . He has likewise invented an . 1 111ULET, for Sharpening Ra zor., without n Iltme , puperinea °dote inventimist and there altos Mal' lie had much approted of tine tempered Razors, adapted to strong 111 arch and leader Faces; which nl.iN he had at his Slaitufactory. under the Centre Ilsopitli, West Sanilltil ; :11.1 of No. 47. L hatil.street, Col Atli! N. B. Where at., may be had, his new and complete Appa ratus, as a Solistilute fur Leeches. ANOTHER proof of the great e ffi cacy of the BALM of MECCA in relazatimi and debilits of the system. Nis- Saville, milliner and dress maker, at flinrks's D'Oyley. warehouse, King-street, Covent-garden, his communicated to Dr. s enate t h e ver y extranniillny cure which her sister has es periesiced-by the Ilse of hi. medicine, the Rabat of slerca. Her complaint was a violent nervous he: of-ache, with spasmodic of fectinns in her stomach, which sninctimes swelled Pia consid-rn ble size; the ,tightest exercise was irksome mkt fatiguing I her spirits were depressed beyond description; her appetite was entirely gone, and when she forced herself to lake stistentince, she experienced the most excruciating p ain. In this deplorable state she emninenc.ed it course of the Halm of Mecca, from which she derived alinmt immediate benefit, and within three months was perfectly recovered. She is now grown fat stud well; her appetite is good, her complex ion returned, and she can take any ac,2n,000 1 everv i se wit om it inconvenience; and, after tlim distressing bad J 5.000 state orhealth she laboured under between seven and right 10,000 years, ,he has nnw the happiness In And herself iii p er f ect goo d s oo heal:h, for which she feels herself indebted to Di. Senate's kind •' 4,0 0 0 intention, and oe use of hi. medicine, the Balm of Mecca, • smo which asap be truly considered a binning to miukind. .4.1hil MARY SAVILLE. • 4000 To Dr. Senate, Southampton-row. • 3,000 •• • Dr. Semite t is in possession of Rear Eight Hundred testi -3,200 ionlijr, n 7 the efficacy of his medicine, which will be published 10 . 9410 in succession. 12 2.400 Observe, that there kon engraied Portrait of 1)r. Sesinte in 20 . .. 100 - LOW the label on the out.ide of each bet, which is .igard by the 6 - 0 • 50 • - 2.500 Proprietor, E. Senate, • - •writing. 'll inners e' 70 . 40 - - 2,d00 t unterfeits. 10; • . . $1 - . . . S.OOO The gennine Kale l2l . 25 - 3,100 oniL wild, wholesale -. `-'.041 . , . 15 - 90,000 Druggist, 19i, Strom!, ... by Wurd. Sil. Holborn: sin Tickets. se MAO 150. 0 x ford-wrret, oppe Only 12,100 Tickets, all different Number*. The Whine to the Re e it Exchange, be .letermined in One 6in tile 90th of THIS MONTH-April. Vockspuositreeti comer RICHARI)SON, GOODLUCK, & C o , the Con tractors, rt t>. candy submit the following Scheme of the the pre t est Lottery, to the inspection of the Politic. They do not conceive that any comment oltro its adTantag" is Dectopery, they feel .n.l.ur.d that 115 superiority will appear on a t.lr comp:triton with the Scheme of Roy fernier Lottery. Tickets rood Share. ore on "Sale at their o.llce, the-corner of bank building,. Conthill, nod faring the King's. MettF. Cha r•Nt-Ctoss, where, in the hot Lottery, No. 3,186, a Prize of iC40,080 was sold in Lleyen Shorts. - SCIII.ME. of AC2O,OOO is . - 13.000 - . . _ 10,000 . . - - 5.000 - . - - 4.000 - .. - - $.OOO . - . - YAK) . . - . 1,0.10 . . - . Mk) . - . !c'o . . - - I emu 44 r.a. ip• MR rd d *gar% by tar •—•• :7 "' late, in his loud-writing. Ail others are the general rractistorier, non.lney premin slows coneditute u fair ground for the sop of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Barque; will) which they . lane, by the Public, I and retail, by his !Igen', Mr. ',oared. nd, Deter St. Clement Church; aim ref* Patio*. in ths Country Ate eeitnerted Morn; .Pairsoir , . 166. Inert -Arms s.filartart. tars or theieease, ale rind winner of liv oppwile she P - Inthenit; 11,1foss„ boas of Note frie Attain mad dediciatts; mid chefs ge ; Golding, 42, G 9,1116111 and Chrisp, to ally peer 01 the Kingdom. raer of Spring Oardeut, Pelee A. • GOSS and CO. Surgeons, 13, Bearer!, GRAND and NOVEL STATE LOTTERY, of only 11.0 I) TiChris, will 110 he drawn so early as the Saili of TII I S MONTH. The Capital Prizes are increased— mare varied in their v.lne. mot offer a &Ole elianee to Adven turer.. Their veld lesion exceed, the limits of.:to Advertise ment. T•rkrt, nn l Snares itie ...Hong by EYTON,I, l'orii!.ill ; and IS. Coventrystreet At which truly fortunate e/tfice4, the fallowilw Capital Prizes were sold io . llB Shases se the la-t E..ur Month:, viz. : 2.31.1 . Class A . £1:5,000 3,.113 . B . 15,000 V.AOI . A . 6,000 2,b04 . n . 6,000 7l . A . 3,000 4s'j6 A . loot 1,634 " . B . 1,000 1.010 .- A . 500 215 . • C .. 500 -9.4 • A . 400 - Ste. 14e. fie. A D V leh,. HEN Men of Education :and Professional Skill, Inc per , everingendellVOtlf4 Ia discayer tile most safe'oad reliant method of treating is few prevailing Diseases. the guecessfail result of their experience is lile best proof of superiority. • - Messrs. and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cure of she f dlowing tlw ohject of heir ;articular middy. viz. a certain Disorder. frequently rotor/tried in a moment rii intoxication, and its cone. rnitants, Strictures mid Glee's, which, by inipf 00 , 014 060, are speedily'and effectually euied; as also whether arising from Bart battalion indulgences, long residence nu worm elionatei, or a serum soltibry . vice, too often unhappily permed by the youth tif both Fetes 6 in the one com ing...sterility, or barrenness ; and in the other a numerous train of nerioitn diseases, which, if not thuds• remedied, terminate in bripotenee nod Consumption. lit that distressingfaate of ty nr deftrienc , whether the rpsusequence of such baneful hn bits, or at isiog . from any other rause, by which the powers of the ciuraitution become enfeebled. as regularly educated Sur geo.4 of Loading they offer a firm, wife, and speedy restoration s wind and vigorms: health. The reAde of a long arid extensive practice has enabled them, ,by a supetior method. to remove Vepwreal Complaints, hoa rser inveterate or complicated, will I subjecting the patient to the least restrain in Met or exercise! and in receipt Cases, where ita early application is made all discovery of 11w infection, they frequently perform it cure in the short space of two days. 'The unprecedepcted success of their mode of treatment (which has Mere hero known In fail in one single instance in is practice of fifteen sears, during which period many thousand persons of bath saxes hive been cored, eveti after severe rind injurious methods had been pm - steed bt other Practitioners without effect), iutluees them w thus pobliciy offer their advice. Messrs. floss and Co exclusively professing the care 'of these particular ersinplai..l9, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy sit justly attached to the ignorant empiric. think it but justice to themselves In Male, that tart have been properly educated rm.t initiated into every branch alike profession (certificates of which, from different Hisspi tots, nod testimonials fr the most es:intent Physicians, they Wive to cooviace any inquirer),,thitt the success resulting from their endeavours first nninied them to quit theiaactice at y presume that their prefers ' the oopercedented confidence •- been so tilserally her II to Mole eke portico living, baclipsing a Bank 'moor will be forwarded B on • er it-street, Fleet aireet. To Cottch-Miolers, Jobber, "arpcotets, W6ceiwriaht., Smiths, kr. - • By Messrs. THOM PSON and WM, On the Premises, , on TULSIM I', April 21, at Ten, by Order elf the PE Genuine and Entire STOCK in TRADE of Meosrs, on.l Ward, Stage Coach Builders nod Wheel wright 4, under a Deed of Tris-t eiimprisk • a very ca pital new post coach, IA ovoid, all complete, end ready for irt terier i to very excellent conch, completely to lonised, and ready for lettering t our very good stage ennead, ready for the road* a sery goo , ' yhilt hot, wirlsolicky complete; two very good single horse chroi-es, 10 hood very capital ask timher,l2o3 feet of can boards. very e Neatens new mooch poles, 10, thver-iwii 11-feet deal., a flu , saii 4 Y naf tarlltn oaf. 2111 conch spoke-, 2031,witelt tellies, 9.1 pair Hoch', two trey capit4l Blocksintiles 'double hoges, to• ye" *seething pole %elbows. two emit trois enforinglifAter trout's, two likorissonlielo Work benches, wish ekes raagirtv tan tow*. a very capital iron 'crane and ponies complete, Block ' smith's tools of every descriptions, eight work bewail', with fil ings-op, a quantity of coach storing steel r s large imam, of Image worth and fold iron'. a bay gelding, a large Newfoundland dog ' and kernel, the Onions-up of the cuonting-home, a grand piano.. forte, and other 'Setts. ' May be Sewed Monday ;weeding theSalr, when Catalogues may be had on the Preforms; and of Messrs. Thenspson and Son, No. 13, Poternoster-row. WINTER COUGH, ASTHMA. WHEEZING, ,4n tAOI. M v ttON. 11;.1iiii; on of SURGEON FISHER'S familiar TREATISE on the Treatment and C.iiises of the &Hove I)lsen-e, pi ire 2s 6d. e.iritatns sick testimonies t, cures tiiat mn't I.4lti•N the mina of eery render, that no ca.% however reduced tue patient mav be, ur hanevertinfitvoural 1e the symptom., I to hr rim.idered iiwaraLle. Ti,e Oityreel is the old v medicine eapahle .if that peculiar irritation in the • lan which prOner: crnigh ;A fever. it sl.o piornotet dig" Cl. ., and-improve, the •:ilteral health a 4 the te.iiiiwoirs of Sir Wm. Althorn, Mont:.gue Lri4h. Esq. lieskibroi3 Keln.er, Esq. Dr. Caton, liar. Maoris, a I other' prove.—(see page 7 1016). The ()Yowl. with the prepared Stramonium, nlr.. a6..11.. as infallible remetv for Asthma% Winter Cough, and ,eeziog. preparations are perfectly free linus Hay pernicious qusilit v. Sold by Harris. corner of St. 'Pool's Cliereb-yards Nis. Ellehithge BaCOns 13th; 0 X flird-rOSI:i j Foster, 31..P.ir liarnent-istrert t Bath, 10, Berner's-street. Osfurd-rust ; and Bolton, Gonna. . DEBiIATY, iStc.—Messrs. GOSi and CO con tinue to direct thy it attention to flaw Diseases. by w hieh the pnwers of the coastitution heroine enfeebled; and their eit • perience in such cases, during et long and successful praesir e, crinkle. than to idler to persons so alltictets, a safe and speedy re storation to sound and vigorous health. A certain disorder, ft e quentiy contracted in a moment of intoxication t as also it. frequent concomitants, strictures and gleets. are by the r - plan of treatment ( without restraint itt diet or 'fere se) speedily rind elfectually cured; and where an early cation o tngde, on discovery of the infection, the eoniptaint is frequently frlllitlfed be W• 0 fIA)V. By professing emit , - 'lively the cure of ouch coinpliis, and in order Hat they say not be marked by a mistaken few with the nbloatty so hotly attached to the ignorant empiric, Mears. Vrisd nom Cu. think it hut justice to themselves to State, that they have beta regularly educated in every branch of the profession (e el. I iticatc's of n Inch from different hospitals, and testimonials Irons the mint eminent Physicians, they have to convince any ishinirrei that the wits resulting front their eridenvoun first tortured them to quit the practice of the genern I practitimier; and they presume that their pretruHions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence a ith w hich they have, by the Pu hl ie. been so liberally honoured. To he consulted at their hoe daily, by either sex, personally or by letter, si ith secrecy and limey. and attention. Letters are expected to contain a Bank utile far advice and medicines. Goss and Cu. Surgeons, 13, ttouverie.street, Fleet-street. rAki.; NoTicii. APERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, called a few days ago upon Mr. AnguS Nl•l).nt ad, Ikon,- asirk-place, in that City, ;aid informed him, that his Wife tild been dangerously nrecled %lila a Gathering in hei Lungs tz, , r Surgeon termed. It), attended with al inning spawn t0.,gr!... spitting, difficulty of breathing, &c. &e. h.Ying riven her, iu small doses, One half Guinea Battle of Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the mO4 astonishing manor her health and spiri , s, her tempt lint having been th.•reby removed most miraculously. 11•• Mr. M'Dmiald has permission to refer respectable:Kips quirers to the I'arty. Ist December, 1811. Applethwaile, near Kendal, Dec. 23, 1811. To DR. SOLOMON, Gile..ii• house, near Liverpool. SlR,—lnspressed wills the restoring vi;tties of vtitir bight, - • celebrated Medicine, the l'0111)1AL BALM OF (',ILEA D. . feel Myself boondee in justice to you, and for the benefit of ton ." Public, to inform yogi that early ip last sprisig I had a violent pain in my breast, accompanied with difficulty of breathing a nd excessive wenkeess i so thatl could scarcely walk. I ono, need for same time labouring ender the must. distressing syetias too s; when, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, outicvoant ;of some earn perfo rmed - is this neighbourhood by' taking the • said Medicine, in the latter part of September, 1 preweree Family Bottle of Messrs. fig. and R. Branthwaite, your Agents, by taking of which, in )wn tiny. time I kit its restorative virtues. unit before I had finished the same istorrestured to toy form m ier health ; which, thank God, I a now n; aid cciU:. Irimr must obedleil *errant, ' Witnesses, ISAAC HUTH' NSON, M. sod R. Araogwaile, Kendal. (aged 25 years.) • , i :1,. ' ,