The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-30 00:00:00

-AD 11. , 1 t ✓,irr~ 'i % I UK,: ,-; No. 1928. • 4, 4 i r , 4) q 4 .411.4 s, APRfI 181' oMPFINffir"Rf"TeMITIIO"3'II4. . • TN liktKl; ItOX AL,p/V ENT. G If ' ' '' ., AROnN. . - Pilafs rei,ne Eir tilt I N G, Airesolwlll • he perforetekt .1 .-)!1 . I'ULLUS C.SAR. .. ••.. • , After which, (for the 4th tiroe,)a New Crand.f4ektefr Sheetriele, esille4 . THE SECRET MINE. . In-marrow. Rule a Wife and hare a Wife.—on SIVIrs I"ef;eocian Ll aug hter.--On Monday. 'Xing Richard the ett. .Me T ise tvgisq. Curio( inus.—On Wednesday, The Vicgin. of the Ekt n —On Thurffiley. Jutho Creme. ~.. • ta"MEETING of Mtltelt/SYTS , Ni ttn o. rh est i t i e y s , Irseastem, and Otherviehtterested in the Expert Tradesse tindistmed Chita from the Port of rdoo, geld at the City of London Tavern, the ?Mb of April, 8.12, • 1011 N ATK INS. Esq. Alderman. ',She Chair • It was moved by D tvid Gordon, Esq. and wooded by Stew art Majorilsanks,sEaq.und unanimously remised, • ; That this Meeting. consisting of Merchants, maouractirreta,. and Traders or the Fort of London, who have lweo long esta blished in the Export Trade from thence to India nod China, :feel themselves called upon, in defence.of their :mealy! pro pertiestt state the true situation of such trade to the countryat 'itsrge,lia order to counteract any misrepresentations which may have jhe elect of misleading the public mind upon . * ynhjett of such pingnittute to the community tit large, and io which their non iitnl loterests are most deeply concerned. That the nnxiety expressed by thqattrimn Mannfachmers in the prosincial Towns of the United'Mmdom, In regard to the quantity of Exports to India and Chimt, is grounded upon er ,rammitis data, at wilt app e ar by reference to the actual Export rig out h lii.umbactores. 'Part it appear" tnthis Mretiag,4 l l4l indisputable authority, that the quit:airy . of Toomey cog:teed by the F.nst Indio Crint pony for the 41rivate Tenders of the Viiiltd - Alse 21:T• 4. * GENERAL MEETING of the MANU FACTURERS of LONG ELLS, resident in the Court - I tie* of Cornwall, Devon, and Soiterret, holden at Oh& Hotel, in Eafter, this 21th day of April, IR% THOMAS FOX, Esq. in the Chair. I Resolved unanimously. That at this important (*his whets the subject of the renewal of the Enst ladle Company's ' Charter is to be discussed in Par- I lissisent, ft appear? incumbent on to to declare, that we eoroi nue of the same opinion we Individually expressed in November, HIV. namely. " That the Trade in Long 'Ells to China carom( ;be purled on with suith systematic regulurity, and to its present t i ss ze ttn i , nd b i y a a mp yo a th n e y r ,, nteuns than through the medium of the : 1:. That from official information we have received, the amnion of the Long Ells manufactured io the Western Counties, being equal to one-half of the whole export to China, anti this ma uufarture giving employment to about 16.0311 labourers, and con- j sensing the went of about 1100,000 sheep, it essentially bream I the agricultural and manufacturing interests of the Counties , of Chntwall, Detroit Somerset, and hornet , and this at a period when o lhe ol inan tucte l d. .channels wf Uoglialiave beet, stout are so gene. rally ~ That from our experienCi if the trade in Long Elk, we are sminced, that no liwrease of the export of this cheap and• etanneartare would be elfeeted hi epeeist/ the Arose to Allen to individuah, heftiest loappisaekby returns frotatheace, . i that the (oldltant-tiase glutted the %metal thetewitto That, adverting to the peculiar character of the Chinese, their ktionkiudillerence to the European mole, arid their dis like to hiateratittii. this Meeting coesiders. that it a oula he; highly inexpedient to expose this/rode. so-import:tut 'to the ,grueral interests of the emotes'. to the risk of ste hazardous on i exec/Immo as tfat of put iudiscriminate permission to individuals to irate thither: That very large sums having been expended in erecting built'. inet soul machinery. for the purpose of the Long Ell Matsui's.- tory, this ,%leetior, conceives, that the uprising of the trade to China, would subject this property to he very eeritiusly deterio- rated, if not rendered entirely useless; thus erposlag many ,10-1 dividuais to tuitions losses. That the foregatiug Resolutions he towimitted tri'ln i-i e Repre sentatives in Parliament Ibr the Coontie. or CorovAdt. Devoe, Somerset. and Dorset, and far the Cities Bpd Bdroughs o ithin i the said Counties, in a letter from the Chairsoan, , piny ine them Ito oppose any metttpre which May he &attempted Iwbe adopted i that would endaeger so valuable a t nolo. -:. .- • • - (Signed) T110.11A3 FOX, Chairman. Jackson and Vieary George Copp Tiossano,Snper I leathtield and Co. T. Maunder .IL N . Tozer A. Toiet W. White • Joatpts Santee A. Widget John Berry 11.: , Brown Futhyan and Sparke Moses Sasary : J. Viers Stamm!) Tozer S. Brown J'. sunder' William Meander G. Prague t Prilleasti and Raope If itelicock&MaunderW. Sweet . R. homer J. Funned and Sun Edward Foz W. Intsmoreitod Son IJ:tnes PIMICS6 It. ti.iie IL triToser Milford Windeatt .1. Won by, jun. Te diem 'Foyle?. ' R. Bony will R. Leach, jwi. lissom, Burl .W. and T. Bentrin W. l'eaise 'C. fliestring It. Perring W. Bury It. Edwards Pricinnit and Co. P. Stow H. Triter • W. Langdion T. Fut, jun. S. 11ityn0.4,.. George Shute John Westlake W. i)eane T. hlalge W. Vicary 0, Pearce. jute. J. Berry W. Cooks J. Mountjay. J. and R. Worthy Thomas Broote T. Pe arse W. Read John Pidgley ' Copy of Circular Letter referred ti t: i s the preceding Itesolu• IWO. Exeter, 24th 4th Month (April). 1812. 1111111PeCT CD Femmes' ma reqLested by p GenersiShleetlug of .the Persons engaged is the manufacture of Long Ells in the irebt• erSCOUIStiIi, to transmit to thee a Copy of their Resolutions n-- In so doing, permit me to observe, that,, at a time like the pre sent. when the usual ebtouels of trade are so generally close!, and the distresses of the manufweturiug classes so alarmingly in pealed, the public attention is very uaturally'fixed an :thy-object tending lo its amelioration. Nn wonder, then, that the torvecto eti discussion on the renewal of the Charter to the East India ICompany should excite this attention in an mitt ual degree, nod lite ode:unmet hoped for by mato!, from opening the trade to 'lndia and China, occasion petitlohs to be seta tip from divers Insiders. Happy would it he fur the contary,' and sincerely I would the in: facturers rejoice at such an event, could they believe' it calculated to produce the effect of oerning new char-' nels to the enterprise of ma merchants, and eltending the sales of our tannutictures. But, as 'a practical knowledge in the manufacture of woodcuts far the Chinese markets. leads to sentiments altogether n,upaved to the reptdicocy of opening that trade. I am requested to make known to thee those sentiments, and the reasons for entertaining than. It has been supposed by many. that the populous empire of China, it, of itself, salleient to purchase the greater part, or the• whole of the exported manufacite:s of this kingdom; aid teat the supineness or inattention of the Company ill TT1,1"Ci,.1014: O b. jects filmic obsoucts its growth. Th ,, , however, is hot the foci :—the Company's exports having annualis exceeded lute number their ngents ihouglit the mat het could take oft, although those agents are paid by a per renter g on the itinuutst of the pars. as n stimulus to promote the evetalott of the trade. But, it should be coo-idered, that - Chun is us country producing ma t serials for manufactures lii cotton and silk s the Labourers are numerous, the wages arc low, and the,yliepply sufficient cloth hug for the bulk of the population. . Tbe Company Wye hula smell number of agents in Chinn s :these nee habituated to the peculiar customs mid resatintai re strictions imposed on liar moms by that jealous penele, the in fraction of which that would follow un a greater influx of swan gep, wouttt soon endanger the entire expulsion of our country! men, mid the total annihilation of the trade. The lasing of the Trade open, would doubtless, fur a short period (ie consequeoce of imprudem speculations), give grout 'activity to dives Manufacturkn t aid hustle at the out-ports ; ' but, on the arrival of our ships sit Chi: a, the mew would be changed; tire a ay Chinese, taking advantuge of the stranger,' ' Ignorance and necessities, mid of the excess of Goods in the market, would oblige them to barter-no, the most - disadventa genus terms; European Ganda would be sold ut half their cost, and Teas purchased at very advanced prices; nod slur deluded countrymen. bill freighted with disappointiseut, would return house to a market overstocked with Teas. and their curgoes he sold at reduced prices, to meet she pressing demands of t h e Ma nufacturers, who. without ..... uey and without sales. vault. in their turn I.e constrained to soap their trades. Thus , multi tudes of L abourers' would be reduced to absoiute beggary ; and these evils be severely felt by every class of the community, in stead of rho beuetits ouw derived from the steadiness of the Gum pany's orders. From these premise?, which are considered by the hfanufnetto ring Interest...in these W 55545555 Giluuties Hi the probable result of opening the Trade to Chino, such is measure appears highly im proper mot inexpedieut ; I am, therefore, requested to solicit thy utmost endeavoars to prevent the adoption of ney theoretical Schemes which would endanger sn large and useful a portion of the staple inastufavture of the kingdom. I um, thy respectful Friend, THOMAS FOX, Chairman.' • SALES. TO TUB MA NA A M ST IN IA OW A NER'S AON OWNERS OF B tletcrutwaw. • • ' yOiT are particularly reques4ed to attend at the city of London Tavern, to t•ign a Petition to Parliament an the subjrct of the East India Company's Charter, width will he ready fur Signature by Out o'Clock oft Friday, the lit sa May. I aret_Oeptleusen. • You: ref obedieutaertW. / 1 /10tlitik 'ROOM. • Weßrook, April 29 - , 1,812* • • - •.s.- 4 11 . 4 .,A 011 K % aBerBWARK-BRlBbai ' - - JATICCIS HEREBY GiVEN, that p.t.g3E-. RA L ASSEB . BLY of the Prop' letters of4be Southwark Brittgo will be held at the Imnion Tavern, Elskep;eatturtreet.. en I'UESITLA Y. ihr 5111 eff May ar ot Toltec - to'Ciltschi euitliat tht Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. By 'Order of the Dirceinrs, Wi H. WY•ATT.'See. Southwark Bridge O. Sl,,Clkapskle. ' ' tndi any M. _ Kl _ iively of thatitllowed . take eurated in, we' • of their eW° C m Ot a4 " PIK OWN stdoltdietl , deri s \Wm% to 63.0.4 ir cons, end !bat. during that Italy .16:116)(I Tote' of every sprees ef Mansifoctute (including icer, and iftN)Too. of Wine) /meg bear wettoally engsvil mod stopped twboodia. That the fletroatriketbitallse, foregoing Itesoletial„,,exhillits • a striking prd ineentroveriihte proof that the Corapony,nnd the Publicist large have been disappointed in those hopes and ea • I prehttiffill Hi to vbe . g ranting Ow-Extra Teenage, dad which was done upon the Senewal.nr- the pre-ant Charter, by the desire rind at. the instance of the ?Manufacturers and other per ore who at that time expressed sized ar feelings a ith respect to a s extensive Export to thuseseakibited at the various Meet hogs which had been sareeeptly laild throughout. the country. That the Artiees exported to India and China are various, blot not extensive in any portieular kilanufacture, and, therefore, require to hecullected from every part of the kingOom to one concentrated point for expatiation with any pot intuit prospect of advaetage either to the alnaufacturer or the Exporter. That the expvaienee of the lost six yearq impresses this Meet ing with a decided conviction, that the-Market of India is nut capable of extending the Coneemptiou of Manufactures to the amount is hirli the !oolitic mind has been led to expect,' and, therefore, if the Export Tylide to India and Chinn, its now eon fiord to the Port of London, he made general to t hei Outports, It will he of no benefit to them, hut will prove ruinous to those extensive Establishments whic h knee been formed by the persons composing this Meeting, and to the large .Capi als they have in vested therein. - • Thal, -should the Export Trade to India and China be re moved from the l'ort of Liatdon, the Coasting Trade of. the Voited Kingdom, that best Nursery for our Seamen and great I kulwitelt of. our National Superiority sled Strength, the Inland Navigation, that new seurce pf great National Wealth, as at fordieg• itweleulabie facilities to the imprierenseet of the general Agricultuse of the Country ; rind, lastly, the Revenue itself would with these, suffer inconceivable Minty. 'That a Petition lie presented to tooth Houses of ,Parliament.' the names of the Merchants; Maisel:tete rers, Traders,. and others itoraeoted in the Export Trade to India nee China, from lbw Port of London, praying that the Ev pat Trade to India and Chit:a way be coutiusted au heretofore to the Port of Lon duo. • That this Meetingapproves of the Petition now read from the • Chair. • That the same be pow signed by the' Gentlemeo present, and do seteldirai this Mouse eight #tys for-sigritoure. That•the-Consemitee chosen at the General Meeting, held yes terday at this House. for the peristyle of preparing the Petition,' it nnlitifeti coniladelle - fdasegsraffrint Oar diseersiines In Parliament and to use their almost exert' its promote the object of this Meeting. and that the Committee have the rower of increasing their in niter as they shall we memory. That the Memlwrs for the City of London, for the Counties of Essex,. Kent, Middlesex, and Surrey, for the City of WeSt /Muster, uni the Borough of Suutbwark, be reptested tp sup port the player of the Petition in Parliament 'abed any tikes soon au the subject shall take place. That the Thanks of Otis Meeting be presented to Sir Wm. Curtis, Bast. Mr. Mittman Comtoe, apsl,§je Charles . Price,. Bart. three of the Representatives iu Parliament fo r the City, rind to Geary Ryng, Esq. one of the Repieresnatives in Partin paa for time county of Middlesex, for thew ettemlance this day, mid for their kind attention to the impoitunt objects of this Meet- We. That the Thanks of this :Meeting be given to the Committee for convening thevame, and for the great zeal and intention they have shown to the interests tlserrof. That these Resolutions and the Petition of the Merchants, Manufacturers, Trailers, and othentisf the Port of Loudon (after such Petition svall have been presented to Parliament), be pub lished in the Morning and Evening Papers. That alt t<orammticstinns upon the subject.? the present Meet ing be addressed to the Committee, tinder cover, to N r. Tent dare Merchant 'Unilor; Hall, Solicitor to the Meeting. Phsu a •atscriptitut be now entered into by this Meeting for .the.purpease of detlaying the ex peaces of the Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, and of such osher.srsetistires as may tie deemed itecessasy bythe Committee for the protection of the eights nod interest, of the I:viwers from the Port of London to India and Chinas ' (Signed) JOHN ATKINS, Chairman. John Attite, Esq. Alderman, haviug left the Chair, thesituie win taken, by C:iroloplier Smith, liAq. Alderman, whereuphn it was moved, seconded, and umutitnitusly resolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting he given la Mr: Alderman Atkins, for Ids jadieitm. mad altja conduct in tae Chair. (Sipted) CHRIS POPII ER SMITH, YAUXII AILL,BR;Dt I R. s. NOTICE IIEttFBY GIVEN, tiqii a 'GENF , ftAL ASSEMRLY of lee Proprietors. inAlar, titterer Un. tleetokilig will be lerl.l,agreenblrts the Art. on THURSDAY, the itie of Mae two, al the George and Yuldire Tavtetm, COM- Jell, at One e'Clota pteeirelt. - • , •• By Order of the C ommittee. *• OS *A4H, lIIA Clean. t() CRVIIITDRS. A 1.1, Person, attn. stind indebted to At Partner -ill ship litlrlv rartWd ou by DAVID . lIOLLAN DS • EDMUKD rii. at Bermondsey, in the etisitv of Sirrey, nit SHIP CARPRNIVRS• and. 8ARG141143160- jA§:, are're4ueste4 forthwith. to. pay the annotata.thoir re. o peclive Debi'. to Kr. Drayton, at the Aurticn Mtirt, Landon, is duly authorided to receive the'same. liked nil Penns% hat any Chains or .Des.uals upp* the said David Holland. and Edmund Suthb, hi respect of ilk said CiPPirtnerlhip, are rryitested to kanassit the partitiglovs-Sisereof she-sniti Us. Drayton, is order totheir bring discharged. [TVA C 11.184R5, 8 1 e. ROUST in EDINI3tIItGfi wNo. T• I t n"ls thrisoes Seattool. owl Sao goold iairodnetioa bell or maim/vice Ishii ha/WV ill tI, Grocery, Pro;,..loary,. mid otber rniorors, w hive for u C,ostoohohatfrom'a ri•ypectible boom iu Lood.m. or woold reciitg Good 3 sir consigoment. Tae most reypeetable refermer. may be hid by applying In i. Mirk, nookNelier, Nn. .11, 11:11)8rell-:rivet, %Arndt and .A. W. C . at the Vublit Library,. canownreft, Edia. ralioltoreh. April, IFP. r/ 1 111P1 MANCIIE:'FER-SQUARE . cAitur,! 6110tW ls the Ftshirci of IM• CARICATURE whigh i,l he contained in the Oluttle Nomber of TOWN-TA I.K. to t, b Published tir-morr , w, the I tof Shy read the EXPLOITS of Me!. CLARK E,:it I , rders. Adverturnieni., Sr.c. to be addressed to the Editor, ns thr 011 Ire for the Cat: of the Work, No. 351", comet of Exeter 'Change, Strand. Where also may hi had, price Is. TITS DISORDERS of the TAUNTS, 14 ith Preicrip ti its tier heir Relief. A/► Poetic Epistle. ENGLAND• coeirecil to thi WORLD and FIRMA RENT, and Srertitio DOUSE of ive tt nobuiety is London to )4 LI.L. Two Posiicul V Woos: Trice 6d. may be had as' sh ?tomorrow, May T. will be published, elmotslr printed io 4to. to be costinued Atemhly,, price is. Q. of - AMONOGItAPII the uarrisu JUN - GcIim:ANNIAA, rontaiisiiik admired Figures and lier of/siphons of eiery ' • • • By W. J HOOF EA, F.R.S. pu I F. L.A. And Member of the Wristerlad !Mikity of EBlthorsh. Loathe: Puhlished by Sherstood, Neely, and Atoms) sod , loornan, Kees, Orair, Mid Brown. N. B. 'fortify Copies of a uperiur. Edition of the/there're . prior.. 041 Rapt Folio Paper, price 1..2...cach. • BY THE KIN&S PAYEMT. • 'VIE Nobility, . Gentry,: Merchants, C a p tains of JR. .Slsegie, Town sund cowry ,l)ra,cro, are re:pre:folly nn qauinied bad I hare 'moved Sous Bond-stiert, nod have ltp' pointed Neuss. JAS.' KERNOTussal CO. Chemists nod Drug gists, N.. S, liewr-etrec46l-eieester-Sguare, W Wok-sale nod Re , tail Venders utast PAT .NT vioLET SOAP and CREAM 'OP YIOLEIS, .Wire4ll dal saar*Peu 4 00 "vial the° freak nt.d ;Ismail*. - The &dame nriteles having gained a derided superiority over j every other fur drfrodinit the skin from the severity of the weather, st hat is commonly called chaps, and gi‘ing a pleasing ' softness and delicate fairness to the sedrst .r e ua nws,, b au d. ne ed s no further encomium, at the various imitations that are :eon nutted' to he Imposed ii a sufficient proof of the estimation iu which it has beers held for a innalwr of years. (1... - r In purchasing or smidiukservants, he particular in giving' directions or Gram sfor HALL'S PA MST 1/10466T t lo ills ' tiogui6l, the read ft uin the counterfeits the Patentee's signature ii ill hi, own baud Writlag on the outbi ds wrapper. The Soap. in 6tplate6 ist.sls-,6d. and I. W. ; Cream of Violets, in battles 46. tid. mid .r.:6. tut. Flintily Wikest containing twelve large square:, 11. bi, ; and boat's culawiying twelve small btill'irej 13s. lore hose, (Ira smaller quantity, are continued lobe sold re tail only by the a such tentee, to persons who prefer having it 1 P i 111 l nediately from him, and are forwarded to order to any part of the town or etputitrk, by addressing a line, post paid, mins- Mg a one or i wo pound note, the change sr ill be returned in the package and warranted to arrive safe. J. B. HALL, Patentee. i Chained Ehtherutnry. Jubilee place, King's - ' I'. Arad, Chelsea, March 14, 1814. . TUE siprEit stebti,. • NEW INVENTKU TRUSSES FOIL RUPTURES, Sanctioned by the Society fir the Encouragement of Arta, Ma nisfarturees itud•Commerce of Eugland, JWU , Surgeons' Instrument - maker, • and Cutler us St. Itirtholonnw's Hospital.; Truss-maker, to his Majesty's Honourable Commissioner Id the Traiv-poit Board ; and to the City of finndon Truss Society, for Relieving the Roistered •Poor, patronized by hi* Royal !highness the I Duke of C a mbridge, anhoucces his NEW-IN VEN T I) SER PhNTINE CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by 11 bleb a Core, in many Chars, will be obtained; and he en- Taget to keep tip the moist difficult Roptiire that ever existed.— he Society of Arts, &e. having voted their Silver Modal for the above Improvement, the Inventor has had the Matey, of rectivinuile am, freswebe 'bonds of his Grace the 'Bake of NOW', ; Ile OM likewise Ititented in AMUL I ET, for Sharpening Ro sins, withoot a Ho*, leperliir to othlir loveatiem; and there als. 4 ll l! be bla r in h'n ß enu cag c d h a inttrZnedderefFaanceesttem4V maybe ;a s ; 1 t d a l . l l ,4 tinder the Crate Nospitol, West Vinfthflrlif f; a I at'N,. V i'Littalbaele-taseet, CovaMll.,, ticp., Where nit. laY* 4 04 0 sew ietw ik oefe4f 14 4 10 )M1`.1 11 01 410 ? rt; 44 4,4 104 4 I"' y ) ~• J _ , . „ ON SPIIING DIET. " It is in Storing," observes it celebrated Physician, " that n ot s.tilwrianal discave. 1 into act• ; and if, at this season,' people were to udnpt an alterative diet , much human ml.ery _mould 1w prevented." 'T " E NUT of the SASSAFRAS . TREE is not mil v•very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience kw proved it toles wore efficacious in correcting the etitiviindisou sad purifying the blood than theli.loan Oiet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People rubjeet to eruptions of the stun, and such as are of Gustty,liiiiaus, Atilhusutie, Or Consumptive Ha bits, will find the Sassafras Cocoa a Mart invaluable article of 1 w ill id eL its i the n th i e s a V rop i4d teli kl ey m .se ° v gtis era il l u eni ° i ed nea ic t irue Pl i ty i s al ic l itst i4M s. 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'r^: A..;I-1... .1. .1y,.. 7 , 7. •If( r, o bit . . - ' • I ,„ 'I . t ~ , ti p . . ..4 • ' , • . , i ,1 01 •; i. l ' 1 • , , ,N . 1 ~. . ,I 1 ,)1 ; ik z 1 „.....,. •t 1 , , 1 ! , I , 01 k i 4 '6 . , . .. I 'J 1 . 411 • . 4 1 • . , . / `, ,3 I f it s, . 7 In' ;:ii • .f. 4 ~ 4'),.i ..4 )1() ., • •44 c . : J :rr .c . • ~,. , • -- - -------•-- - -7—•••7 • ''' IeftS=ISMESEPIE= S . 1 . i, IN , Ill — - i; , l • 30 _ dit, kl .r; ti -• ' .' • "'RICE E r n. . i ''' i• • By ML-SADJ.%II. At Ma Repository, Goosvell-staid, TO-MORROW, May 1, at •Twelve, UPWARDS of EIGHTY' LqTi .of HOREA S, of difereut descriptions, amongst whirls are levt rnl cie oer active , young fresh horses, calculated for dealtleusrn - 4 _is!. Irds:lerns. hianuchrs. mail .coarlies, post ikillses ilec.fheae hand some gallouays, summer hacknies. Journey horsesii i rastier. cal (- horses, harness, carts,_ stage-roaches, vost-cliatiotik opte-bohe chake, To be viewed Ilia morning of Sale. Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday. By 'LEIGH and SOTII FAIT, Booksellers, at their House, No. 145, Strand, opposite Ca. iharine-.greet, on MON I/AY, May 11 9 ant ln follown% Days (Sundays excepted), at Twelve .' Cluck, ' THE Magnificent LIBRARY, BOOKS of PR I N and Id A NUSC I YTS, of the bee wad Noble George, M antis is of To woshend, stc. and FA* brought front kis Louse Ai Riehwnad.: • ' , , • To ke.soit wed on Tursikay, the 6th o[ 11 1 4 ,02 2w dtitna be Ma. vtt itubires'a, kfir k Uie• ' square; and at An Place of Sale. •• • ,f.' I.'" • 1 . ; • Graileuxen are requested to send fur their Catilopes. • ,- - - Very vsivable nrille x 'visite collection of Ou riositioZ, Jeweller,. • *- • - Coins, Paintings, CahiarE. &c. • . • By MURRELL and WILSON, ' .. At their Salo Boom, 2 , , Skinaer-street, Snow-hill, on hION. DAY, May 4, and Seveti following Days (Sunday excepted). I. at TweWeir'Clock, by direction of thei Administrator, •THE remaining part of the very 'ralualdo and ex tensive collection of CU It I OSIT I ES, JEWELLERS, sold MISUELLAN I;OUS PROPERTY., many years forming, mid collected with great taste anal juil.ment, and liberal ex knee, Sy the late Wm. Wilson, Esq. t . .S. A. Animig which will be found several cameos in cornefina, &e. partirillarky we lively executed In onyx, of Mary Qlreil of Scots; sari b awl uniqui- jewel caskets and snuff-bases, including a superb mocha casket of an uncommon size, and a most elegant French ena melled sued-box, set with pearls; is very:large diamond ring of: the sa venter; pare tine oriental pearls, opals, mochas, va rious to silliets formed of precious ferns, shells, curious watclie, , , sculptures, horn relievos, antiquities, china , glass; c lain,- rate e stelae, In ivory, amber, &c.; curious and valuable Jodi minors, p•irticulaila the Resurrection mud Ascension,. etafFheb with figur es , by (7.Polembergs two curious chess-boards. VsfhleA of ohc%tutptirase and otkir valuable itunri:i enb.l!l/01 1 444r"'" I afire* in Jade stone. mother-di-pearl, forcolikel & e.; a very .1 coinplete collection of gold and silver English eulh, WA high pre. , servaiim ; guild and silver medals ; about tewewt:uf tots!hae I musical kit rumews ; superb tortoist.-slieldralsinet I Fnrii4P other cabitiets; twit curious itingaziae.gimv,,,a "pair or ancient pisto' , „ &c. &e. Also a collection of capital pictures, including tim works of the following great 11111S11•111; fli, a--tiilittO. Definers Metzie, _Rembrandt, De Neils, BrUgheE I). klerai,, !Irina I particularly no asstmililage of kisects„ Most exqaisittly painted by Van Kr-sell ; several by Illnibisill, in his hest Oise and mar. her ; likewise a select 4i:44101 sec of al iniwures ..)) Cooper, Pet.. 1101, 'track, 11 : 41, kee...• it verrboe &Awn% on spider's wen, anal 111UnlefaUt curious aunt valtatsle • al lifter. ' M . a) lie viewed Mier days, mid Catahgoes had sit days prior to the Sale (st Is. end)), of Martell sod Wilson, t(), Skinner - street. IkaoWM Culk-cliou of Drieitioitovlteorce panto; Superb Qtr. MUfeitl:l.L and Arageni- 45- 4•- ana .‘• ' At their . gale It 'min,. V", Ski‘iiter-strtiit. SONtPIY, 25, and .eventlfdlowil .Days, at Twetee, by direction vic the Adttleisitittor, . , • • riIHE beautiful • COLLECTION of DRAW INGS, scare, PRINTS, ant superb MISSALS, of the late Win. Wilson, Esq. F.S.A. of whiCh a snore c!eierlptivis ncennnt *lll be ndiertived in this and rimer Voniri; nod *ill be found wall *lt cortby the R t teut ion of collectortiund CnlalneAtes are preparing, and eutv be bad Die days prier to tie of Murrell and Wilson, 21), Skimier-strear, Soeer• VIIING'S PATENT - AORM LOSENGFA ite procnniged by the %nit Noblemen in the.kingtfonsOts as by the following %colourable Ladies, who litlyviirge this medicine to their own children,nad *lmmo .poor of their-ieu svectiie uith unitarnUele4 success::—Thitir twrices the Ditelie,ses of Leeds sind - ftstlunts the Right floe. the Counte-sos of Barele,. Stinftshary. Moeulnortis. utalc ork; the Right .ftnn. Ladies t:aridine Llizabeth • Spencer, Ilwaon Say anci Sede, and Lucy RI Wpm's) t LadLttd3 Par Ter i nee, Ltar Love,. and,utainy other.Lalies oldie .oist rank nod glictractcr. tun momer-ous Ni inserts Suld nt Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster row g and most country medicine venders, la boxes, at Y.. 9d. each- .• • WINTER , outran, .ASTH,4II,' WHEEZING; ant CON SUMPTION. • ThirSittle Edition of; • SURGEON FISHER'S familiar TREATISE an the Tremmeot Muir:lases of the above Disca-e. prier 2s. fel. cootalin suchlestimontes of cores chat most s.ttNfy thesnoo. l of ' every reside , that no case. boo ever reduced the patient may ..iks•qe believes unfavourable the ', i solator's, is to be ( mouldered inrural le. TI e 0 attncl is the may otetlicote Capable o allay leg that.pecullor irreintira iu' the lungs Which produce* eisioun a'd fever. .Pniso promotes digestion and infproves the general lc•Alitormics if Sir Wm.-Althaiu, Montague Lei4b, sq. ISenjerniii Ketnier, rsq. Dr. Caton, Dr. Marra, nmd Warr . , 'prove.—(See page 7 fit Di). • The 0 synicl. with the prepared Stranemviom, also steads an infallible manly for Asthma,. Wilder Coney, aid Woeezing. Tbe , e pleparations are perfectly free trout any pernicious quality. Sold by Dorris. cosier of St. Pant's Chorch-varil ; "firs R Esctrinp,c • Bacon. Ifiu. Oxford. roa t ; roster, Si, Par ' le n t • 'M -street ; Botts, le, Beruer's-street, Oxford-road ; Koltun, Corabill. 1)101ILITY, .11TRICTbILES. &e. IMPIVESSED 'with a consciousness that their de. JR viittbio from the general plan has been highly btmethinl to :others, and improved is their prafessimail acquirements by the Matto*ly of near tweuty years ev,perience, Messrs. (Tit RIB .and, CO. continue, with 'timbal/I nditur, the eradiciatiiiit of thine divordem which are the coossqueace of illicit iiiiialgctice, twilit destructive habits of the inconsiderate Scho. l-boy, Its professing the cure of these Complaint-, they hold. out an iii ducement to vice s brt„serisible as all awn mast be at the es:- lecrice of such calamities, they oftir their thsiArtDel . Bl regalli,e educated Surgeoas of, Loiallin. and of the ftoyal College tif . Edinburgh. - In all cases of Siphslitie Infection, and in e v ery • cotnplaini of Debility and Deheicticy, whether arising front the infatuation era certain demi active lialdt,long residence to warm climate's, free living, or ally other came producing a delicency of manly vigour, the patient may rely on it speedy restoration 1 - to vigurouillealth. Their improved plawof curing Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with peculiar success. Strictures of ten and twenty year' duration have yielded to their trent ; mein in the short period of thtee weeks. Several , Noblemen ' and Gentlemen of the first respectability, W Ito have laboured under this painful and distressing illetaiSt,`, having received a radical and Ipermanent cure, particularly reque-t that reference may be made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s . Plau of Treatmeat. Many of these Gentlemen had been ender the care of Messrs. Home, fleavi-' side, and other Surgeons of equal 'eminevce,_ who attempted their Cure by the application of the .Lanar Caustic, without summits- : • Mertes. Currie and Co. may he considted by hou se, ther sex, with the grealest secrecy and honour, at their Ni. 107, Hatton-garden • • . Patients in the country are,requested to state the particulars of thelr,caie, age, and general habit of living, Itc. inel,,sitit a remittance for advice and medicines, settee the Mint will he given tie s sent tooryjort of the iiingdoeo. Ty ensure Mai so. mum 49 cfSeDliAl_flas,thejc gyriolizeie Rost!tae of le tkre easy De added to itstAo . , .;*L ~~ • • I I • • )1: A " Xi I ! I ,Ir '► 1.• I. 1 1111.1. a R D'd W HOLESA AND ItKTAII. mum-IN /HA SllAlpf AI (ALIN, LrN EN, NI) FURNITURE WA REHOUSES. No. 'IS. CIMA NUM. ' • r111(1.: Proprietor respectfully iuforms Merchants arriviii i i the Warehouses their umitl rich %imply.' India Shawls, extremely- c eer44 1444 144.4int0. from Ihe. C4!mranrs'ulci; bug dot Irtinii Liurnt, wftriiii•ted free from may mixture; Itursis; uud rith.r Stiiirtingsi; 11)..ssu.k.'rtilde-licen; New Sad tirtique.isstutO l'imtbrtc, nu!ti uliar to the establishment ; with tlus detirice aitiee of white Chituas. •Coadslis the piece. tlemx. or entire ruse, at use wholesale price. • Curious •fortigm articles ()NV E't;' PATENT )La I.tEfil. The st.poinr wilily of iI tetture, whieh l the e‘clu-lye ptiv!lege at tiali rubric, rythlyrs it the writ pleat -Ist. comfortable, eYoutualcul deseriptiatkof Sill ILTING IA.() ni evre yrt unthni.cture.l: it asumes lal.atttifttlly a *at r:411e,1 h r .!ttrabitity 'equal s to the Neat LelsiVLinea. tod about ti:;:f the prier. t‘tooleviie mut by the Pfrre. at 111. Clinapille. near St. ; um! CJ. uatLattather Ileum in I kut.:on. _ _ _ ..... The in-t three ver:r.'etteisise Sale haiftr a roved Cite otnitir of owl ktrinsfarlanr, gad tile IN,:eutarz ,pi bitaitlf to re. lrlinDse An, whi, bra been, or 'nay be, dibaPPoilited in the.Q.Aliugto for whirli it is recommended. • • DAMASK IIEItIXO II;ItNITOR1SA. MR. DUDDING begs - !cove to .ocm/intend his 'ithely lir invvatill OA NIASK ./4 . A . 12,1/1411 rumx !- TURES. which, for mid .lurabilitv fai sarrwin any thing 3et Inereduceit. 'Floe fomenter glatuirellisinikittgisi vel, e-colitir tied agree.4l, Witte of tb..1 3 1, of Fartgillires cannot tail In inwre general nprollasions. Mr. Du 'ding "-- 1 MP' , Ili ottrotioft to his salliftinr etxl - of two, mut choice ell IN Th FE) R N UR ES.• which Le is d. tettninet W .4. r.on the' mit reibinnotble *ash All well as a;t. Va. irty of last .3eir's Pattern; at wry, icdwed Vt. Ng* Onstd-tgreet. • rilliE PA TENT . uyERpOOL LAMP consist:'.•f rectitin Imprnitentems in - Lisisps, for which C. SE -I,ll.ll.Dubtained bis Illajests's Lettrrt Pakitt,tittlibitted nab trousidtratile other improvements. lately made , by J. Twee Al KAU. It!tich fogetist r * form the ..mbst complete :Jul petite Lompesee invetitew, g The solicitor excetlenee of this Ltunp has induced sever* impostors ht imitate the same, thus grossly and unjustly infri log opal, the right af the Proptietins. and imposing upon l'ult!ie a sputum* said imperfect Lamp, nor at till atawering the purpose, either in regard to reonodiv,•eleganee of con- stracttott. nr brilliancy of RAW. The 'Mentor., therefore, feel it a duty they owe to themselves and the Public, to take method of making it known, 111,1 hits plisst , n found tttftitg;- ine Opp:item right after this public notice, wi',l hr proceeded against to thy utmost 'Patrol of the hits s awd that the plea of ignorance w hiih has lately been urged by some ugaiii.t tylima . pr..s..cutions were commenced, cannot übtaisi any relu.Salhlu is la. , or of ueh pirates.' The abule Lamp I'3 sold. *Weigle mei sepal, Py Tonneau and C.,. at their Wetwituose, Ito. 152, Drury-Wise, &dug Lofts ' .o.4,.t.nrajpaj Gag Hs. 2, Cosideit.strul,,ktietptal.i..... 1.... Cr: e L