The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-23 00:00:00

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CM YEN T GAR DEP% T aut. pr gv p t N I NG, April . 23 1 will - peeforowtt. 1101017NTAINEEKS. • -pOte • Alter Witio* twirl brothled ? joie t*T.HE BIRTII-DA •OP To-ingtrati n thip conied, of Errors; offer %%hick. far the lirstkitue. ll l iftee firand Melo- Dramatic Spectacle, (titled Thu' Seureeptimp----.-Pn Soltdellay King Henry the Eighth.--an 1 11 " 4 1 4 a)",•" LOW Richard the Thud —the Tuevtlav, Meatmre fdr Meolbre9 IsrtbeWt, Mrs. 'Slildons.--On Wedaeulny, Every Mars,„ip biLnurnpor.,4)a.Tbur , day, Julius Cle.rac.-00 Fri. this, Rule ft wik and 'hove a Wife. WESTMINSTER GF:NER AL DISPENSARY, GER RA It D-ST RF.ItT. 50110. SUNDAY MORNING NEXT,. the 26th n sEI/110N will be preached for the BE= ?thrill' of this Chariot . , of tiromenor Chapel, in g o ods Aadley-street, toy the liescrend J. A. SUSI' PALI), I). n. Alternate Morning Preacher lit Eerkks and Qaebec C o t pls. lecturer of St. John's the Evangelist, and of s,. A Westusitoter. and Chaplain to the Right Ito.. L or d gu dicraws 'before his Royal . Uighur-5 the Prince Regent, P.l.Tt lst; his ribet • she Doke of Northurnberloads l'resitlent, the Pico Prit "olilents, Treasurer, Guteenon o und,Suhficrther,.. • - Prayers in begin ut Half past Eleven &Cluck. And on TUESDAY fallowing, the Itith, will be. the AMA weary Diener, at Willis's Rooms, its King-street, St. James's , aware. inner on Tattle at live °Thee k precisely. Tickets, I:st. each, inav he bad 44 the Secretary I at the Die pensar) ; and at tke Thatched Dome Taveau. ST E itAltug, Mr. Raney Me. f)•sies Mr. F. Osenham Mr. Bickner Mr. De KeSew. Mr. Vonehlisig llia_A:sp•lwitsi Tale i•CIP4 Ma hopes ,. tßllr. J. W. Oribant SI,. Stave-ley. Mr. S. Dawson I Mr. Hurt/ 305. YELLS, Secretary. Ito. 7, Du Fourseplare. Upwards of MOO poor persons of the several Parity, o r 'Wesindit.ler. Si. Mars-le-bate, St. (Dire* in the Fields. St. Aadrew's. llallnim, Ike. having been relieved by this Cavity shire its Institution, in 177., nod admits :tumidly to its Antall* between 3 nod 4nolt Patients, int hiding upwards of 503 Woucn, delivered by skdful Midu it es nt their own finidtatiuns. Its benevolent views extend to ntl•cases of P tysic, Surgery, and Mid wirers. SALES. • - .• by SA DLF.L. _- At his Repository. Geswelbstreet. TO-htoitltoW, April 24, at Tivehe o'neek. A 11 CLEVER BAY CELDING4 fifteen 1 %11( 14 one ineh high, mister of 14 slnne, Cut onlkero strtoh o. tide, 'rot 14 oiler loOne hoot ; mid it capital Ing flame k a don Gekling., 15 hand. high,; a g. 1 .4./ClekiN, 4 and wiles is hartier.s4 'lt grey Mare, 1 ithanas high, five •:irs 0141, Port t 12 stone ; ti clever Jinekhe:% t four useful Cum Liken ott Cnivslant wilt k p 4146d.uill‘ardp tit 70 I in. of are. nntoone-j siblelt ore smernt tona l chariot, Iminuthe, awls coatliets • pial 11. , fvet., 'att. • Tu be viewed Ilse la•molnx of Sole, Public Sale J)n,s every Tneqtay and ri Ways - - - . The folippirefasyqßAtatertnianienm will be continued OM il • flirt hei MI ire. - • ROY AL *MPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY • S), • WIEST STNIt.IIIIIIDG S. lildeftlBl-Atlromireof theit "1 3 1 , • 18:11tialosiemes the Patrice • lista:mem@ the ofYoatc. 91 9 6 oy, April q 3, Prlez.xt; Satailiqv 25, at half-pass to'cioCk I 4: •HP• -Pr** . Marleno ina de. eiMed • TI I E M EIA BOR. js es FS x laleedaeigt tbrlllying itariesPlins Pod smvprisiat Learned c numerates cnararters are invertedra 'belt" 'YILLI•fht,e,-241, a Pew Smug. THE WHIT!'" SERJEANT, by me, Johanstin.-341, the Gtatill Military Horse Speharle, with to dependent scenery. machinery, plat form-work, Ac. with the extraordinary stage active, mantra ores, sic. of 20 maneged /tomes, called THE BRAVE COSSACK; OR, SECRET ENEMY. Principal characters, Mr. wnd Mrs. Astlev.---ith, n rew Sant. called Tii K FORESTER'S DAUGHTER. by Mr. Woolf. VII, divers extraordinary equestrian feats by Mr. Thomas, the Flying Horsentisa.-61h, elevated Rope Dancing by Mr. Da rrow, with the comic. accompnuiments of ibc two Closyrn.— to conclude rr ills the new and and pnpular Pantotaime of OLD ISELI.ERU II and MA lII.EQU OH, TAFFY IN HOLLAND, lieluhuh, Mr. braes; Harlequin, Mr: Taylor: Iron Griot's, Mr. 80/danger a Shenkin, Mr. Usher' Taffy, Me, Soutliby ; Columbine, Miss Taylor; and Clown, Mr. Laurent. Mars Opell nt half-pa -I Five o'Clock.—Boxes 4s. Pit 21. OaL La •Secretarl Price half-past ,Eight.—Pluces to be taken at the TbEatre from tea till three o'clock, -1 In one Vol. Sim. prier NI. honrtl% The greond t i tttt with etowiii er..iile Alter:Miaow. ESSAYS on PROFEiSION.IL EDUCATION. By R. G. EDGEWORTH. F. U.S.. M. R. I. S. &e. printed for .1. - .lrohnten nr.tl Co. St. Paul's Cbtairelt-yarrt. IN;lere may be bad, an thy IVarks H4ls4tl hy..llr. mud 111i4 iidtkitinarth. - 4 - ...ft Grip%lfnil. &feelf. ► TO HE SOU) HY PRIVATti CONTRACT, ' • Hy Mr. Till 11111 . 11,1 4 , . Ae FiIVEROLD !kid Thirtr ipi of . . A 111. 4.412tvg the /Cube is new Ink, cry trio sill* :di iteceysisiry tiflire,, tit for Ore lurntedhle receitti.4 of a genteel (tasty. Tile L:1111 6 diviitot t Mt live knew int. trclo>urt,. of from -and• hal( I.) give acre§ each, half .f M Web is :rA half arable. Alms an arthard , 11 Gull trees an!' ti kitchen gawk'', barn, :table, laid other ..stt. , Apply In Mr. Whitwell,' rotate Agent and Ailettaaree. el* Santa Sea Chambers. Tleretolivedle street, Lisswipii. let TWO Yak Ace prier 11. is. GYMNASIUM .SIVE SYIIROL.I. CRITICA : Contnlniniellynlactictil Rules nail Critical Oh-eryatieni., intended to facilitate Ilse nit iinnsent of it correct Latin Prose style. By the Rev. ALEXANDER CROMRIE, LLD. Printed fur J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul', Church-yard. Of whom may be bad. by the ‘nme Author. • An ESSAY ON PHILOSOPHICAL NECESSITY, in one vol. Bvo. price 7-. and A TREATISE on the ETYMOLOGY and SYNTAX of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Second Edition, Bvis. pticeSs. i of the Thames. • . fill 1.1:T OR SOLD, Ilv Mr. AVALUABLE and truly desirable FAWTS 110 USE, situhte at Litwin'le, in the ski' its of Rich- Mond. eight miles froin teen. The Premises, ishieb Are sub- Ftautially built, are iu p dent repair and it for immediate or nip/aloft, Toe House CIFIII/IIAS right lied-room 4, with large clmets; a noble front nod bailt drawing-anon, Iteparated by large folding doors, French w inddws In the gout, with bairn flirt., commanding Stews up and down the river out to be equal led; two large parlours, it study, and too kitcheme, with excellent waters It yard mid pantry, flee towet;ding am; a goed garden with choice fault trees, istelvsed with lofty %nits. The elegant Furniture mat be taken by opprniseinent. Appty t.) Mr. Whitt% ell. Estate Agent rind Auctioneer, 41, South Sea Chambers. Threacieedle•stieet, Loodoa. T 6 hoc st)u). ACAPITAL PIANO-FOR'C'E, 89 good ss new; it has the additional keys., pedal, cl.ohleiClinn, inside (led, littd turned pillar legs, AA.. has been writ just . long emiugh ts sensor! H ; made !hire months situ e r.t no (Mete sum guile It Plirtuol ; cum chsoraf, sill he mad tur24 only. hias• be wrist N... 5, Leienter-pliser, flout Tea till Foy, oTluik. A private how. N. B. A piiekiog-ewe tiny be mit& for it; if reqilieed, anti rent In the for too Guineas. THURSDAY NEXT ALL THIS LOTTERY WILL SE ' DRAWN. • TIP ICUARDSON, GOODLUCK, & Co. the Coo. .1.10 tractors, respectfully FUbmit the following Scheme of elm the present Lottery, to the lisped' of the Public.. They do not conceive that nay ciiiiiinvot 'won its advantages is necessary, as they feel 'roared that it s , stoperiot ity will appear on a fair compnritina with the Scheme of Huy former Lottery. Titkets and Shores are ua Sale at their Otfice., the comer of Hank•buildings. Combat, and facing the King's !Hens, CM ring-Ctosc, it here, in the last Lottery, No. 3,186, a Prise of re%),00 0 wus sold in Elate,' Shores. SC H ENI C. 1 of ..E21).000 1 - - 13.u0r: 1 - - Itl,ootl 1 - h,OOJ 1 . - - 4,000 1 - - S,OO V . - 2.a00 4 - - 1,030 6 • - - sth) 8 - - 400 P tin flJt - PANHARMONICON, with the addition of the A ULARGAN.QN, It E•OPEN E 0 on Monday. the WI instant. at NO. 2/, ' Piccadilly Este the Liverpool Museum. —Wr.4.ll.lltK, file lialbtstur 'Mid Proprietor of the above In satuunit,.phicb, ,duri.is. the. short lime of its Exhibition at Wipey's Rooms, Mas honoured with the mast flattering appro. ballot OM patronage of lbe British Public, most respectfully apulogiws to the Nubility, Gentry, and the Lovers of Music. and the klcettatiicul kris in general. for the interruption occasioned to thelet formance,,h, an necidental injury the instrument sus tained,-'us wyll as by his snhompient indisposition and the want of Wwell-adapted ROCA,. foe the display of its powers, nod am, has thelioa •ur to acquaint them not only that tile aforesaid itardintems art. - completely removed, but also that he has avail wd himself of the is:tenni to heprnve considerably the Mechan ism arid effect of the Paisharusoiiicon. The Aulargaituu, itior a self•prrfor 000 i o tg Instrument i -and constructed on priticiplrs similar to shown of the P.osharmonienn, will, he hopes, although at lesser Oilalliatio and dimensions, merit the, upprohatieu of the litu•Seill•Public, by the sweetness of its tones, and the precision of its execution of a variety of the most difficult and - favoarit e pieces: With regard to the Panhannonicon, ns that invention has already been honoured b', the applause of a numerous pub. lie. Mist:lL will only melba- 'himself to the nonzero,. of the sim ple fact of its consisting 14111 flutes, 40 octave flutes, 31 clerics- n ets, rip oboes. 1$ ba.ssisons, 14 trumpet. four French hunts, kettle-drams, cymbals, triangle, great drum. common drum, lee. ; beside a complete organ. alt real imtrumentsset in intona tion and performance by mechanism alone, so as to pet farm, like one grand ochestra of wind' instruments, overtures. syin planner, marches, rondos, &c. of which it comiisint vitnetros tm she attain - on of the most favourite 6uglish mien., will hereafter hp dispinytnt. The performance wilt he exhibited thsee times day s viz, • from 1 to .to 3. and 3 to 4 o'clock. tirtraisrefirst seats, with tweets to the instrument ba.; second seas. 4s.sfid. • • • MISS BURNEY'S. NEW - NOVEL. In five Vols. price Z.. 'TRAITS of NAT Ult E. By Miss BURNEY. Author of " Clarentine," S. • Undo*: Printed for H. Colhurn. Public Library, 50, Coo deii.street t Jnhn Anderson, and Ceorge Goldie, Edinburgh; riod J dm Cumming. Dublin. Of whom, and all Booksellers, may al-n be had, just pub lished, 1. THE MII.ESIAN 4'III EF. a Romano, by the Author of " Final Revenge," and tire '• Wild Irish Boy," 4 vol , . 2. TIIK DECISION, n Novel, by the Author of " the Ac ceptance," and " Caroline Orinshy ; or, the Real Lucian," 3 vols. 15s. TO Linen nod Woollen I)rapars, Ilabeidn•hers, and Others.-. Leitsehuld lorenose*.,, kliamrief, with liatesedime Possession. Ry Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON. At the Aortic's' Mart, near the Hank, on W 11;1)N ESIJAY, April 49, I.BIY, at Twelve, ultra, presionsly disposed ol Ity Private Canto/rt. rIIE LEASE and GOODWILL of a truly vain- Jlittle and cap:iciioN %V LIMN lideSF„ . with dmhle-glagert front shop. malty year.. estshlkhrd hi the Ilitherilashery ald llosiery IhNitiesa, de,lrably nod ceatricalay .incite in that great thoronghfare, being No. :19 t corner of flay doe-yard, Minorie., in the pritileged Liberty ot the lower Ilamlei., I c.,ntainiog airs attics, gaud steeping-rooms, 1104 ill' room, parlours, convenient shop, kitchen. drying lead-, cellaring. &c. with every advaidnee arising frost spite, I irity of siluation and extemive trade. Ileld on lovrr for a term of ten years from Michaelmas nest, subject to a low rent. May he viewed 11 days preceding the sale; a' 6 4 printed Mir* licutirs had on the Premises; 410 d of Mr. Draspou, Airlines Alan." £20,000 .15.(K1J la;uov 5,000 4,UJO 3,000 4.11 W 4.000 • 3,000 9.400 3,6110 1,400 2.900 In Octavo, !nice 131. hoard, lii 12 53 10J • - 40 - - 411. r 103 194 9,0 Ni - s , ► 15 • s;otto s.lth) Sti.otlo rpm 'neketi. i?o.noa Only 12,000 Titkels 4 till different Numbers. The Whole to he determined in One 1/n,, the 300 of 'l'lll% If OK rti —April. INDIA 811 A --•-•- - g fell valise will be. given for any particularly F I CURIOUS INDIA •bv appl)inor WAITUMAN and SON'S Mani, Linen, auil Mu•lin Wary &owe. MI, Elres-street, cornea. of New Bride-sireet.—An eirroa Prlertioo commonly ou rule. EL/PFAU:ARGO WANTED. AN V Person of respectability that has no °Net lion to go an a voyage (out intended in r wend nice montliNl, and that can be ready ht einhark no hoard lit an out post Oh or before rhe expiration of ten days from this date, nod *ha can negatively cumin:god ream fire hundred to ught bun. dred . piimils (hut not less than live), nay hold a share or ane w,' la Sid) 010 CM/ (slot exceethog sine-half ), . that is in propor tion to she capital advanced, which capii.d rail he neat ty dou bted by return of ravage, exclusive Or Steeping the stint of monet so advonred. Insured fEr the vu)oge. Address, pa) inor the postage, for I. S. Bull Inn, Mahon' ; or apply, peisustally, this an d she following day be en coo Ekren and Fuer. • _ _ N. It. fro pri•voit trouble rind delay, none iw.l ;slyly who doom immediately command Taber nithe above Pun'', and who Is of owlets:4e to go t h e vo,.:t4e himfelf. Li rEttA lUim. IN the lope that this Advertisement may meet the V%C. of 41114. altnse hanuanitt will contemplate with pity the ta.durrs nian‘inua and u pal-moving malititude, the A ita ertiser enrstutu , slat Iter present situattan vrould e‘eitecornini.seration I 4 he :atom ed ha ntiiir.ote on nal of neeeasitt nvnits Itesself of Ihi. putalie "pp , rtukity to intreat !tome friend in luierature, and appauter inaudible fllertion,ora humor her it ith hie revisal mot ri`qi.'t titre of a tuaull manuscript she i. about to publish. Whouldthis suppliktatiota be rattoluel With Iteti"" 1 " 1 " It "' Son. oh , strew rill hi Immediately forum ded, if addrittsed St. Na. 1,, Evatel-street, Russell-squair. WANTS a Situation, as FACTOR. or LAN wrLw nitO, a !opiate-aged Married Man, n native et Scotland, whisk.* had eintpliterahle experience in Agricul ture, 1 the supetintrodanrd .1 Estates in tile most inipross4l s ; a id 81.4 s 'lathe imL.utAruient ..f Nurseries zasd Planta (•.ins. ia)tag not l'lrakure (hounds, Drztaing, Laad Surve)ing, The most respectable references at to character and will he .hewn, on al', ..ing in Mr. Thomas Underwood, Book st:lrr, %Vest SltitfGrW , London. Tli IN KS-I-TO-SI 11 1 1[R Author of which Work, to prevent the lie 'Whig deceived by certain Adsertiveturots that have appeared.aoationciag a new Publication, and purporting to he • ;Sy Thinks-l-to-Illyself," begs leave to state, that he has nu orient haelition of publishing any secoed Work of the kind.— The ,e.roth Edition is now 00 sale, embellished with a Por trait of the Author, Thinking -to-himself. Ti. which is added, a Preface etsacerniug the Author t with Replies to Itc" r well , Thoulks.to the Public, and various other particolars. Printed for hiletwood, Neely, and Junes, 20, l'aternoster r,,w ; J. Machold, Pireadill); and J. Asperate, ( , AR ROLL and CO. Stock-Brokers, No. 26, vv ustibra.street, respectfully inform* he Public, Dial Tickets nod Shama tor the present Static "Lottery sae ou Sithe at their Odlee. Price of Ticket 41 18 0 Half .CII 6 0 Eighth AVIS 6 Quarts r.. 5 lb 0 I Sixteenth... .. ,r 6 Ali tube daitau NLXT TIIURSDAY (30th ;at o n t No. 6343, the lag Pilaf/ of suour. drawn in in:April Lot. b . '', in 10 Slower ; 11011 No. 19.,1119, the Prize p(10,0001. iu au Sixteenths, were Sold by CARROLL and CO. •• • Letter., pan Todd, dulyficiorered ; nod tinier* tiecwithe C"u" , ), oktuirovaincd talltianittancer attended to reams Pun. ._.- OM 1111 E ATTRACTI V E SIMIENIE 'of- the LOT TER Y, to Draw the 30 h iont.-pre.coti a *renter esa,we of obiaiiii.% CA VITAL PH IZGS than tea. ever knobelli being 1.1,0i1) Tirkrts, and containiox Prize. of ,CifLilon 1 X 10.01•0 • .Xlol6' • hnOti • I aUDJ . &r. &c: . . Ticket. and Shares are !.elling in grc.it variety at the old Oakes of Sirj IMES BRA NSCOM and Co. No. 37. Cornldit, r 30, I:I} InaCket, .111, Oxford-street. (' NO. 11, Where Shares may bt hat of almost any number that is quieted, and s% 'nose unrivalled but cebs for many )tars is beyond all pre cedent. J. SlVElVrtlnirrrsoie Surviving Portneri DAY and MARTIN' beg leave to acquaint the Public that by attending to thelowing particulars they will avoid being taken in by the vile Compositions that are of fered as the genuine BLACK IN(:, prepared by them at 97, High Holborn. Alter the word •• Blacking" in the first line of the Labels the Counterfeits have rs small ( ) some hove the hefore the word HADC in the nett line, and others put a small (sir) immediately before the Number 97. Put chasers Cinuld oh-cu ve that the a hole Address is clear a•td distinct. CRING'S PATENT . WORM . LOZENGES aie patronized by the Bret Noblemen in the kingdom, as sell us thr following hollow:114e Lattles,%orho have given this toed:tine to their ono children, nod oho to Ilar poor of their re t•peetise peigishourhooth wilth imparts:feted .ucees.:—Tbeir Gram. the Ducheises Of lerdb ; the Right Won. the Countcpses of Haniley, Shaftsbary, Mount norrts; tun/ cork; the MAW lieu. Ladies Caudate t:apet, k.lizabetb Spencer, Say unti Stir, mid I l t:L . rt i T e o l :ian • Lady Page Tur ner, La'dy Los,:t, and loamy tint•r“uk and charucter, too autnerops to Sold nt Mr. holler., 4. Lbeepti . eoVotir of Paternoster row ; and moat country' meilladi've •,11 . itattaf, at 23. ;N. and Zy. titl. each. • • D 1 7 , It l Is; Ty . 4,..51111 MTV IM PRESSED - iitlfll Lltistioesuess that their de s_ v int rots the general vino has raga biglldy beneficial to others, and improved in their mnfessitiont.aerstfirentents by the maturity of near twenty years eiperieuce, hte a 4rs. ('uittem and CO. continue. with mutilated ardour. Abe' erndicatina of those disorders which Ale the chmequence of illicit intluticate, or the destructive habits of the incomidriate Schnol-boy.. la professing the cure of these Climpinints, they hold Mil nn . 11$• d144113e11t (11 vice ; hut, sensible as all own inu,t be of the ex istence, of such atbintitier,lbey o'er their assistance as regularly educated Surgeons of Loudon.. and of the Itii)id Colle g e of Edinburgh. In all cases of laic Infection, and i n every complaint of Debility and Deticienuy, whether ni king fans the infatuation of it certain di:Vomit,. lothit.long residence in warm climates, free tit i , .g, air ntifothei Cathie producing a defieeney of nrudy vigour, the patient may reigron a speedy restoration to vlgornin health. Their improved plan of caring siciru irolv d the Urethra has *en attended with peculine Metes,. Strichmes of ten and treaty years' duration lime yielded to their treat ment in she Anti period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the net , * respeellibility v vir Ito have laboured under this painful and distressing disease, boring received a radical and permanent core, parties! arty request that reence may he made to them, ns satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Cu.'s Plats of Treatment. Many o f that Gentlemen bad been under ibe ears ofMestri. ffigpei-jmuauf.. side, snit other surgeons of vital etnineuee..w ho _ap t their Cure by the applicAtiim of this twirl 's success. st.• . . , Messrs. Currie and Co. may be'emsalted hI paqtints otiithar sex, with the greaten& sitereet NMI . N ess ' . at Mb. 107. litutomgarden 'm • mil Ite sta Vntiruts in the country •M r a t "ttet ft of their case, uo, and geoeml habit. of lipiqg, & remittance far advice an/Medicines, when givlin or sent: to any part of theltinecipits: crecy a. essential to their underaikim. the Pinery he added to the account for luediciiies. . - . ~ ._. -~'-_ MR. REYNOLDS'S NEW OPERATIC DRAMA. By C. Clsapple, Pall-'Nall, Price 2a. sa. lIE VIRGIN of the SUN; an Operatic Drama T isthree Acts, founded on blarinoutel and Kotzebue, and orating the first part of Pizarro. By FREDERICK REYNOLDS. Also. New Editions of THE BOAROING-11()USE at BRIGHTON, by Bcazley, price DARKNESS VISIBLE, 21. KILLING NO MURDER, 2.5.; and MUSIC:IIIAD. Is. 6.1. by Hook. Dior AFTER THE WEDDING, 11.6 d. PLOT and COUNTER PLOT, ts.; and Til E WANDERERS, 2.. 6d. by Cluirles Kernitle Brf‘i DUCA, bvSolman, 2.. 6.1. TWO FACES IA DER A HOOD, by Dibdin, 2s. &I. s aal THE DRAMATIC MAUR, 2 vols. 121 no •kg which are correct internal views of the late Theatres Royal Drury lanelsod Caveut-gardets, 17 plates, by Gilliland, 11. Is. extra boards. MRS. ISAAC'S NEW Lacamtv wont:. ~IiE WANDERING.; of FANCY; cousistin,4 11 of Miscelkeneous Pieres, in Pratte mid Vent., finely prittled.in large SV4I. price 10s. 6d. extra boards. Also lay the sante Aethttre,tt, • ELLA ST. LAURENCE; or, The Vitlage of Selwond and its Inhabitants, 4 vow. 111,2 i. THE WOOD NYMPH, 3 vul'. 11. 6d. • Likcaritte, lately palilkited, FRIENtIS and LOVERS. 3 vol.. 15t. A PEEP at the 'I'IIIEATRES and ISIUD'S-EVE VIEWS of MEN ha the JUBILEE. YEAR, 3 vors. ilk. GOTHA s or, Memoirs of the Wurtsburg Family, by We. S. 2 VOll6 13t. SENMIENTAL ANECDOTES, by Mad. Mantitlieu, 2 Yob . . 9s, I'D W Y and ELGI VA, a Romance of the 10th Century, 4 yob. U. Is. EUSTON. a Novel, 2 volt: 9s, t and ALZYLIA I or, The Trial of Virtue, 4 vols. 11. 4'. Priate4l for C. Cluipple. Pall. Mall. TO THE MaLir; • MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE for tl'e Prevention and Care of Cold+, Coughs, Ctin.umption-, Astloam, nod llouping Cough. The chianti of England it entitionally producing aimurigw the inhibiinnts maladies genreele known in other comories. The cold moi,iure io which the island is itmise.' during the greater part of the year, causes those oh. struetions in thearrow of perspiration that frequestly terasinnte 11count/option or asthma diseases, which have been Jamiy termed the plague of England I it is during the ;omen( gra.mi of the year that the teeth of these terrible disorders are ehielly in holed, and their fatal termination w itnessed Ills Vegetable Essence has, from uneystivoutil testimonies, teen found a pre. tiention in the origin—n cure in the progress--and a certniu re. lief in the last stages of those destructive maladies. Mr. Madden respectfully informs those who may be induced to try thi. sovereio remedy, that it uuty be hod at his I)iven sary, No. 14, Cloure,ter-street, ()area's-square, Loglou. ;Ind of a select muther of t he principal Venders to 'To wa and Coun try', at is. per Bottle. Stomp included; together with a Pattie phiet, containing WI account of nearly nue hundred Ladies un4 Gent Irate... of high regpectability, who have experienced its be• °Mimi efecti. N. E. Any quantity, not less than three Rattles, seat (earrlap free) to any furl of the Kingdom, en Mailing iirbenclurtire of 11. for catch three Bottles. Voided, hy appointment, nt Mews. Koeoetl6, end I)i., km's, Bartholomew -close; Mears. Near beryand Si. p o lo Church-yard; Mr. Wow him's, IS, Old llood.strcet ; (late Tun), adjoining the Hord Estimate's , hate, Chen. hill; Mr.Ni Exchange nate. Conthill; Mr. maxartan't , . - Haymarket; Mr. Alattries;s, 85, Fleet-street t, Mr. Sanger 4 s 1111. 00. rd-street ; Mr. Clarke's, 269. 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Ti( kris mid Snares are selling by EYTON. 4, Combat i and 18, Cm/entry-street; At which truly fortunate Offire=. the following Capital Prizes were sold in 118 Shute> 111 the laqt 1. our Months. Viz. :- 3,313 . Class A . .C15.01J0 3,113 . 11 , 15,000 • 2..11 . A , . 6,000 • 2,.,111 . it . 6.030 il . • A . 3,000 4,0'25 . A . 1.00./ 1.04 . ft . 1,000 1,010 . A . . • 500 ~ '215 . - C . 500 9.14 . A . 400 &c. &c. &e. . • . ." . , . - ;. 6k ~~s .. . . _. .~ . ry Florins or editor 1 SAYS—SAYS I. rd tbeit'hoofie, Nu. :S im r. , . N ILI` r TO AfTgELF - begs IA • . . Mate ibi paYkutoes ' .olieef fel_ll. to Irioime Ms Idealist stud dot F I. am iv, ioriosh* ibatininew Work. ISAYS.)-SAYS iiis tido s the iiinse will be tw5 : 5010. Ittim. rice _ct 104, 64. bytuds. TO"eioare olentle- • Pruned rog.t., . __.rollbooo, Chftiodde ; C. 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