The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

• ~• 'No. 1296: . RripithEßs OF TIME COUNTY OF • • MIDDLESEX. - faery.sursw, 1 pa ngs Pee of s •Regnisition to us , to call a LHeating of the ',Freeholderk of the said Cpuoity, " to oinsider.the propriety.of adopting any and what . measures by rare' , Petition, Restitution or otherwise, on the slibject nf *elate Votes of the House of Common.., in the Case of Sir Er is Burdett, and of the new and extranidinary Proceed ifr had thereupon ;'' we do appnt surb Meeting be the MERNIAID TAVERN,oi HACKNEY, onto held the said c d usty, uo THURSDAY next, at Twelve o'Clock: •M, WOOD. •2 Sheriff of the JOHSATKIIsS, S.County of Middlesex. Aorit 19. CORl'fik ATION TIM. AMICABLE SOCIETY • •FOR INSORAXCE 11/PO' LIVES I Tnuitstedist ChOrter of Qseen Anne, Annol7o6. THE DIRECTORS hold a COURT at the Society: , Horse, in Serjeant's - Inn, Fleet -street, MAY WEDNESDAY, at Eleven o'Clock, for the Ad 'of. Members, under the additional Charter, lately ;rioted by his filislestv, for further extending to the Public to Benefits 4 this InFlitution. By Order ofthe Conr ' P t of Directors, JOONF.NS Registrar. TO MASTER TAILORS. 1T"!' present COMBINATION of the JOURNEYMEN TAILORS, f 0 an ADVANCE sI WAGER. has ihddeed the Committee of Masters to call a‘iENERAL MEETING of the TRADE, to be held at e t c crewn and Anchor, Strand, rin WEDNESDAY next April 2Sth, ISIO, at Seven o'Cloelt in the evening; when theirattrodanre is earnestly requested, to take into considera tion certain "propositions which. will be stainnitted to them t • s o In consider what will be the atoNt legal and effectual Watts to prevent suelroppression. Exteniive MUSEUM, collected by Mr. J. BULLOCK, of Liverpool, at an expellee of TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND PO UN containing upwards of EltillT THOUSAND SUBJECTS of NA TURAL HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, and Productions of the FINE ARTS, now open fo the r Public lespection, in (real Room, 294 Piccadilly, which has A b een fitted op to a novel and appropriate taloner, for the purpose. Ailitt64ion Irma Teti till Ow t it, Is. Desctiptiva Catalogues, Sts Q.—eurio.itit-s purchased. FLOOR-CLOTH AND T USE ABLE-COVER WARE HO, • No. 170, TOTTENHAM -COURT ROAD. GA DAMSON begs I....avit to return his best • Thanks to his Friends, and the Public in general. for the very numerous Orders he ha, already received, since he opened a WAREHOUSE in TOTTENHAM COURT • ROAD ; and ds he is determined to wild out no Floor Cloth hut witat is perfectly dry and well-seasoned, nod of the best Manufacture, be busnilly solicits a Continuance of the public T.111"1111ge. Piano-forle'and Table Covers, of painted green Baize, fined to any,Dimensions, in a great Vasiety of Paiterns. Wel rh)or Cloth. repainted, and old Carpets painted to any 0. LEASEITOLD ',OUSE, EDMONTON. To BE SOLD BY AYCTION, By Mr. R. N EEO AM, At the Auction Mart. opposite the Bank, os WEDNES DAY, Vd Mar. 1810, rpHE LEASE of a genteel HOUSE, situate at I, EDMON TON. si x Miles from Town. containing three good lied-room, handsome Dining-'room. n. two Parlour, .ti c gr'Paettv; Kitchen, aad Warehouse, with Coal abd Beer Cellar.,,•fraut,Coart, Garden. and paved Yatd. The W hide in excellent., Repair, at a low Rent, for as •s - pired Term of IS Years. ‘: • • PArlicalars at the' Auction-Mart; or at the Auctioneerl '4,4*o:id-street, itityal Exchange. • wilPtunatt and Avon. WiPsaad Berks, Grand Junction Canal, 4 1 -t• 110YAte Archway, Dover-street Road, Golden-lane, and Bluish Ale BriseervAlbina and Eagle Fire - Offi c e Shares also rift Third Shares in the East London Water Works. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • . By Mr. R. NEEDHAM. • At the Auctiots-Mart, on WEDNESDAY the 2d of May, 191 0, - lit TSteTite o'ClOck, SEVERAL SHARES in each of the abuse• • • MITA eNTS. Particulars at the Mart; and of the Auctioneer, T o. 10, 01 I Broad-treet, Royal Exchange. ' I.' , .. .I.II3TACHED CO'rfAGE AND FREEHOLD LAND, SURREY. Td BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. It. NEEDHAM. Alt dse ?Art, opposite the Bank of England, on W EDNES -11 IR4Y-the 2eof Mai' . 1810, at Twelve 4 'Clock , A COMPACT COTTAGE.-BUILT DWEL. ZING, with fore Court, Kitchen, and Flower Garden, Stable-yard. Chaise-house, Stable and Shed, on Lease for 45 Years. at Jss. per Annum, with-about 'l' Hit rE ACRES of PRIME MEADOW LAND, on Lease fur 18 Years..at 61. 9s. Also a. PIECE of FREEHOLD, containing about three Acres. The Howse contains tire tipper rooms, with Dming sod Breakfast Parlour, Kitchen, Store-room, Wash h, uie, and Brewing Cellar. • The whole Lind-las and Tvthe-fre m e, situate at HOR SHAM, near Esher, about 16 Miles fro 'fown. Cards. to view, Lma's he had of the Auctioneer. No. 10, Broad-street, Royal Exchange,. where further Particulars may be known. THE LLEWENY EST,ATE..NWITH WALES. ro ar l ji,plan BY AUCTION, By w [Nit - AN LEY altd SON, - At the Auction Mart, near the Bunk of England, oo TUFF: DAY and WEDN ESDAY, the ‘,!9th and 90th MAY, in 48 Lois, dole's disposed of by private contract previous to the 15th May., • • rpHE very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the Noble Matoion of LLE- WiN y H ALL, which contain; ample accommodation for a Family of the first diAinctina, also a convenient RESI DENCE called COTTON-WALL: together with new erected and very commodious Bleach IVork?, Water Corn- DI ill, and Iron Forge, all well supplied with water, a Public llouse4 and several improvable l ' arms ;in the whole con taining near 4000 acres of extraordinary rich Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood Land, in a high state of cultivation, and lying nearly in a ring fence, the Annual Value whereof • is upwards of i,YOul. The E:state is intersected liv the river Clwyd, most beautifully situa t ed i n the Vale of *Clwyd, in the Couuties of Denbigh and Flint, North Wales, three unites from Denbigh, six from St. Asaph, eight from }Whin, ten from Mold, twelve from Abergely, and twelity-four from - • Chester. The estate may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Hixford, at Llewenv Hall. Partieufars may he had 'of Meters. Manley, and J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, London; of Witotanley ' and Soo, Paternoster-row; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, ilitchurch, Shropshire; of Mr. Calvelev, Surveyor, Sta plefott, near Chester; of Mr. Thomas Mitstatiley' Auc tioneer, Liverpool; of Me-srs. Kay and Renshaw and Me r,. Duck worth and Chippendale. Mane hester ; Mr. \V vane, So licitor, Mom; Mr. John Jones, Ituthin ; Mr. littgitei, Den bigh ; and of ,1 1 .aises. Pemberton and Coupland.Snrewisbury. . , .-,Also at the principal him at Denbigh, St. Asaph, Abet eimwy, Caernarvon, Ruthiu, Wretcham Oswestrv, Shrews . bury, Pliat,• Holyarell, miiti Chester. FOR SAUCES, LEMONAI)E, dee. Ste. Mitt isi EPt LEMON ACI I), prepartil by SPYR*I nod filA RS DEN, 16% norowmip, will al vays he a requisite its Cookery, as it n.st only contains the acidity of the Fruit, but its finest dayour. For the 'Fable this e lesout preparation is unequalled, as it saves the trouble of sqateezini; the Fruit, winch wily imparts its acid its tbe hasty runner itls then used. • It isSold at most Italian Warehouses in London, and Li braries, Ate. tae. iuSite countr, price 6d. per bottle, alb() 3 bottles in tae 71. 'and iota. bottles IS. dtl: • ,• - - . •s• - • - • "^"."- -*ra .- ,-4.--- - "'''" - --"' .': T T" - • -- - ""1" -. '"* . 7 .. —, . , • - a--,-. ~-7.-v,r-v,r91, ---" ir ---w W/Im i rryrr - " T " T " --7 " - - • - --, .• . i . 1 . ... • - - . -'. i'.b . ' • 4 . • • • . I • • - . • 4 - • I .II . 1 . ...%41% • - . . ' ...;tir•VANIIO4 I _ it s 'A• ' 4 , ' • ... AI.•. . . , , • • ... • , ~• ' *. - 4,4;:t.e ' ';, e c at . - , it _ • , . ~. ' •• i * , . . - • . . . • • ... •.. I , : . .; • :iil . . • . . ' `. • .. - i: , • ,• ''''' ..... 0 , • • • r:e .. 1 ,s. * 1 cltat 1 „„ ..,.... • •9' . ; •• I , . / . , A• ~.. ( I e .• - N. N- Ar— - OE '" `- ..ealiika.- "iir • ; LONDON, MONDAY,. 4PRIL 23,* 1810. NEW PLAN, With ADDITIONAL and SUPERIOR Advantages. • • STATE LOTTERY, , To be Drawn the Bth JUNE OW. THE CONTRACTOR begs leave to call the attention of the PUBLIC tit the under , ateMioned Scheme, containing, besides its Novelty, several grand Fea tures and superior - Benefits, which, it is conceived, will fully merit their approbation. and afford a Chance to Adventurers never given to any other Lottery. • SCHEME.. 4 . of ..X20,000 are ..480,00a 4 12 .. l.OOO ......... 12.000 20 20 • 100 : . 2,000 44 36 ' 25 ••••,••• 900 4,660 And to.the first drawn Prize above 151.• (not being one of the under-mentioned Numbers) will be given, in addition to the above Money Prizes, if the said fortunate Number is of the Letter A.lOO Tickets, comprised in No. 1,251 to 1,275 Letter 4 100 Dino,- emnyrisro in 3,001 to 3,025' Letter C 100 Ditto, • comprised in ' 4,751 to 1,95- Letter D IN) Ditto, comprised hi 2,501 to 2,525 With all the Prizes they may contain : upon this Plan it Is evident that one Ticket may pin 100,0001. In withdrawing so many Tickets front the quantity usually on Sale (although for the purpose of forming them into Four such distinguished._Prizes, possessing Chances hitherto un known) the Contractor is not insensible to the Objections that may be started by those who could not procure Tickets at the . close of the last Lottery—he can only anticipate such Ohjec tiobs by announcing that Tickets aruf Shares will he Oromptly distributed to every Lottery Office in the United Kingdom. IFT. anti CO, 'respectfully inform the Pub -1.3 3 that they have on SALE, the TICKETS and SHARES of the NEW LOTTERY, Which will begin and finish Drawing on the Bth June. The Scheme is un the same approved principle as the last. having only Ehe Thousand Numbers, with Two Hundred Thousand Pounds in Prizes, among which are FORTY CAPITALS ; In addition to these E , the Public are pre s ented with Four XTRA PRIZES of Tickets, four of a Number, by which the Adventurer has the chance of gaining Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds by the purchase of a single. Ticket. The fallowing Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold at their Offices, N.I. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing Cross; and No. 31, Ald t gate igh-street : 6,791 .. £20.0.1(1 8,821 .... 20,000 11,070 .... 20,000 13,1461 .... 40,00.) 19,362 .... • 10.030 181 .... 10.000 ‘2.16 . . 10.000 8,011 10,000 1 23,6'21 . 10,000 Three of the. Cult in the last Lottery. 23,821 .. .ClO,OOO 1 17,612 .... 10,000 20,952 10,030 21,295 .... 10,000 7,157 .... 10,000 4,099 .... 5,030 12,035 .... 5,1130 231 .... 5,00 i) 19,247 .... 5,000 Rah were Shared an, 11,599 .. X 5,000 '20,139 .• • . x,OOO .• • - 5,030 19,556 .• • • MOO 15,984 .. • • '2,00 0 18,11'2 .... 2,000 11,199.... 1,01 17,381.... '2,000 753.... 2,000 1 Sold at their Others BRA NSCONIg AND COMPANY, with their usual GREAT SUCCESS. sold in Last Lottery, in 78 Shares. In the preceding Lottery: No. 3,734 £28,000 No. 2,618 X‘..41,000 4,651 sof £5OO each .. '2,500 9of ,Esil3 each being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in last Year only, Six of Jeiu,ooo, and Calfitie,t to the Amount of .6'150,0 J. besides the first 10,0301. the last Y 5,000/. and ONLY 40,0001. ever shared; and in previous year', to an Amount heyaad all precedent ; are now selling Tickets rind Shares In the N LOTTERY. to he drawn Bth JUNS, in which there are Four Extra Grand Prizes of lilJ Tickets each; which may praduce to a Ticket £ IOO ,OOJ, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of xpooo. BRANSCONRI and Co. again guard the Public against the Deception set forth of their Firm, and Claims of the Sale of the dm and last of Extra Grand Prizes so given; the FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold. and the fortunate Ad venturers each received LW.. 16s. 3d. at their OLD and ONLY Offices, in London, viz.: No. 27. CORN HILL; No. 38, HAYMARKET; No. 11, HOLBORN; and N0.:169, STRAND. They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital Which was not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as above. R io sidd .I'W ENT .11 in the Two last Lotterie 4, Coroltill, and LAST LoTTERY, Valentino's Day, 14th February, lblo. CAPITAL PitIZES, iii Shams, at Charing -Cry.. LATE r.o FTERY, Drawn 20th October, 1809. 2 ....Prizes 0f... .020.000 1 3 500 *1 8 Capitals. • 1 . ... Prize of ... .410,000 1 7 3 5OO 12 Capitals. i -- Tickets and Shares for th e NEW -LOTTERY, which beghts sad cods on the Bth of JUNE, are now selling as above.—The Scheme abounds with the usual 'limiter of MONEY PRIZES, besides which the Contractor give; FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF FOUR HUNDRED W HOLE TICKETS, he which a sittgle Ticket may gain upwards of £lOO,OOO, and a Sixteenth 6,000 Guineas. Schemes to be had, with Particulars, at 4, Corahill, and 9, Charing Cross, Loudon. TO TIM PUBLIC. BROOKS, BURGH, and O'KEEFE, Agents to the BELFAST LINEN COMPANY, have just received a lath cargo of IRISH LINENS and SHEET INGS, front t North of Ireland, which are considerably cheaper than any that have been imported for several years. Being bleached on the grass, without muriatie acids, they ram with confidence, warrant their durability; and, if a fault appears, the imam , / returned. As several persons have, by assuming a similar title, enc'eavoured to pass under the ' I credit of our name, to prevent deception, it is necessary to observe, we sell no article but Irish Linens in single pieces, at the wholesale factor's prices. No abatement ever made; mid have no connection wan My houses in London, but No. 3:1, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and WO, Strand, opposite Aruudel- BROOKS, near Temple Bar. BROOKS, BURCH, and O'KEEFE, • Agents to the Company. Cash for Irish Notes. Country orders pmictually exe cuted. A PHENOMENON •1N THE ARTS. rpm , : cELEBRATED MAGNETIC *A. 11- %OR TABLET, sanctioned,by his Royal Itighness lie Prince of NVales W most decidedly established by public patronage, and unequivocal approbaticin, as the most invaluable, and only i nven tion ever produced, to prepare , and form a Razor's edge (without the use of nil) in the most perfect and scientific manner which can possibly be ef fected or desired ; its never failing action, requiring no addi tion Of composition, its elratily application, its powers, pro-, ( liming a form of edge, which admits the Razor being laid hat on the face during the operation of shaving, thereby preventing the too common accident of incision, and its pre eminent advantage of becoming superior in its effects the longer it is used, are qualities which it indisputably possesses. 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