The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-13 00:00:00

Na 1966 . • 111:21 Al., GOV KILT 9ARTSBN. IS present ..E V ENI Jane 13 ) • wilt be performeill. Tin GAMRSTBR. • , AflPr whir+ will lw addled • BLUE BEARD., s• • • , Qs with Blwe Beard. A Nes Comedy is id rebearsaload will be prilduced asmsoss 111111' RAI ON ICON, midi the a the 51i,40 KO A NON. It 11-OPIi.N El) ow Illoadavahar 6th hound. at . 22, Piccadilly late the Liverpool Musesun. , GURK Inventor and . Plaprietor of the :those in turnahlds whirdaring' she !hart time of its Exhibition 'at Wicks'. Room., was honnored with the most thilterbicapprts. !lotion and patroisage of the British Public, smut respectfully apologises to the Nnbility,Gentry. and the l over, of hfusic a aad the Mechanical Arts in general, for the interruption occasioned is the Perittentanee, by an accidental in)ury the irotrutnent Misted, os well as by hisiebsequest indopildtiou and the waist of a well-asioptest Rsattt. foe the display oCits wooers, and now has the honour to acquaint them, pot only,assafkesifores.aid Impediments ma removed, but also that he has oval/. libmis4.*iffshe totervul to improve considerably the Median laaM orkeig 4 the Panharinnuiros. The Aid/Argon's*, like wise self-performing Instrument, asd east meted on principles s imilar to Motto of the Ponhartanuicon, will, lie hnpes, although of c , osposs and dimensions, merit the opprobatiou of the 'Mu:alit Public, by the sweetness of its tones, and the precision of its execution of a variety of the mom difficult and 'favourite piece.. With regard to the Puolnsrmonican, as that invention has already been honoured by the applause of a numerous pub lic, Mr. 6. will only confine himself to the st tietwent of the sim ple fact of its consisting of 112 flutes, 20 octave flutes, 31 clarip or'.. sod oboes, IR bassootw, 14 trumpet., four French horns, kettle drums, cymbals, triangle. grad drum, common drum. !kr. ; beside a coinplese organ, all real insatnuests set ia iatoaa and performance by mechanism Mow, so as to perform, like one grand nehestra of wind Instruments, overtures: sym phonies, marches, rondos, etc. of which a constant variety, with the addition of the most favourite English pieces. will hereafter be displayed. The perforamote will be exhibited three times a day, via. fruio I to 2, 2 to 5, and 3 to 4 o'clock. Admissioa, One Shilling. DAMASK Allilt/Nt) FuttstruavA. MitDUDDING begs lenie to recommend his uirely new4inveoted DAAIASK MERILNO FUR? TURES, ts Web'. fur elegance atid . durnbility, far surpais any thing yet introduced. The !mentor thttterillimself shirt the very prevliar an d agrerohle lustre of thirsty* et k'urniture., cannot ?ail to insure generisi approbation. . Mr. llst'ding has also to solicit attention In his sdperior col lection iirne w and choice CI I NTZ 'PC RN ITU It EN. which be is determined to nfrr an the rnostresionahle terms, as *ell giros violet, of lasi year's Patternsat very revisced prices. New Rood-street. -- A NVIV INVEITIIPIT to prevent . Accidenti in /Ik. ram kr Whom the hors* Me; 1% Iwo the Irtrie rears; When one or both wheels !week $ Whin one or both wheel, go off; When the shafts tweak ; When the here kirks or real away. These Life Preserven esa be aided In any Cerride. Gk. &r. at a short notice, by the Paleatee, at the Office, 7, Pope's GRASS ULEACIIKI) LIN iiNS. M the &draped state of the Manefactonon Fit. Ireland. Linen Cloths hate falleafull 20 per cent.; and the LR IRH LINEN COMPANY would recommend their frte.,7ertio lake this nppurionity to pnrekase, at shnuld war with Anse.% preottibettai attribute as extraordiaary must neemsarily and inimelistety take place. The lrOtr Linea Cutirpoab sill no article but Irish Linen , and nut le'. than a piece. Each pittce is warranted us to fibric, and to he bleached on the gre.s, and the - money returned if a fault appears. Cis.h fur Rank of Ireland notes. • . J. O'BRIEN. Adesett• the Company. • Na. 4, southritk , of Bluoiosbarpmpsuf, is the Cowpony's orgy bitube in Liattdon. _ 1111tITIN11 . P 4,1 NT iiA)iU FACTOR Y, )10. 41, London Wall, opposite Moorgate end of Bethlem tHEAP,DUR ARM% AND lIMPBNETRABLE Poll'. TS. per Cat I per Cwt. per Cwt. ..71s. / White s6s. Lead Crloor —s:s.. Dark ditto... Stone Colour s6s. Black Ira iSible ditto 564.1 Chocolate.... 56i. Bed .. : .. Prepared Oil for the above, which possesses great preserving • rpuilitleit, ss. per Gallon. per Cat. per (1,11. per Gall. Best White Lead.s%. Limey:4od ss. 6d." TarpeMine.. 7s. 6d4 Firmed ditto 4135. Boiled Oil fa. Cd. 'VILE above Paints are ground in Oil, and are particularly prepared for the paioting of Park Palings, and Plaster Fronts. Iron add %Yawl Railings, Tiles, Slates, and Weather Boarding, of every description, and ,for such purposes they are unequalled. as they possess great dora hility, are *cure and preventive for the Worm and 1/ry Rot, and stand in the hottest climates. In addition to these ad vantage,. they are very ornamental, and will cover a surface enusiderably greater than any other Paihts, and more than twice as great as Coal Tar, over which, and all . preparations from Tar, they haste mast decided superiority, vie.—Ant. in ads bet inn so timely Acs any surface, that the power of the sun has an enect on them I—secondly, they ore very easy of applies ti•:s, being-nsed a ith tbe mine Brushes, and iu the same =n eer, 144 other Paints. • G. Lipton and Co) aunt retpecrfally offer their (heals to the llebility. Gentry, and the Public in general. Cat the very great pal r.o3ae w ith a bleb they 'have been honoured; *milker also ;dorsi ?der/haul% Skip Owners, Captains, and Dealers in.Cie. 4oirs, that they hove large quantities of Stone Ochre% Spruce ' ()Hires, Mioeral Blacks, Reds, &c. as well as nil articles in the Colour Trade, prepared for use, of very superiorclualitirs. . • N. R. Tien Paints dry ten loam, sei , being PtePased w ith THE SILVER MEDAL. NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPFURES. Sanctioned by the Society for the Encouragement of Arts,'Ma nefactures, and Commerce of England. WIIITFOHD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker, 1 tr • and Older to Si. Bartholomew's Hospital; Trimiunaker to his Majestrs Honourable Commissioners of the Transport Board ; and to the City of London Truss Society, fist Relieving the Ruptured Poo', patronized by his Royal 11,?„lieess the Duke of Cambridge, announces 1.15 NEW-INVENTED SER PENTINE CURVED ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which a Cure, in many Cases, n ill he obtained; nod he en /mesh) keep up the amt ditkeult Replete that ever existed, withonf ineonvepience to the wearer. Foe soeiett of Art:, &c. having voted their Silver Medal for the at...,e Ir.. nosement, the Inventor has had the honour of receiving the same front the hoods of his Grace the . Duke of Norfolk, their President. • The lavmaiir has cow the sati,fitelion. likewise to announce, that his ti ussem .having given the greatest sati.faction to the of flitted with Ruptures, that not less than 7000 persons trove, within these few years, felt Ow good effect's of them, tbete Trusses having been made on Anatomical principles, which no Alter 'fru* b.ts ever been. The luventor assures the Afflicted, that on a sin,:le trial they will be thoroughly convinced of their superiority over nil Trusses now in use; and may he had at Ms Misimfairtary, under the Centre Gateway a St. Bartholomew's Hospital, West Saiitailvld; and at No. 7, poubard-street, Co; uhib. N. B. Where also may he had, his new and complete Appa into', as Substitute for Leeches g attd•the AMULET, for Sharpening Razors, without :Alone. , • A - SIMMONS . and Co. respeetteily totittalet the s'!.ll , Mobility mod Piddle in geoend, that a sating from 40 to V teat. i. n the price of CLOTH ES, by applying at the ?A OR'S* (308IPAN Y OFFICES, 123, New Bona met; N0...11 and 4/11.• Strand, near Glinting Gross. Soihjoissed is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES: Rest SooperSow Coot - . • ,C 3 15 to .Ci 4.. 01 Mtn S e, or Soper,fireat Coats - 310 to' 5 5 0 Ladies , Rithits - . . • 6 0 to 61$ 6 %Alen , * or liarsisiiltk Whisteosili . OIAtoO 18 0 Fine while bbl's. Oats Ditto . 018 to 1 t 0 Xi.* Slack Silk.Dltlos: . 1 6 to 110 0 Wonted Stocking PO. • 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto 11-Thread, very7W7 . 1 IR to .. If - 5 0 tooth Pantaloons • •' . • . 112 to 2 5 0 evsevineee Ditto • . - . - 9 2 to .•It .b 0 11.3rteches• • - . . - 3 6 to. .1 133 0 • ,tune Leather Ditto . . 2 12 to" 3 - 3 0' LIVERIES. -Duffel Jacket and 12411steoat, and Cord Breeches . 819 6 Sett ..f Livery 45 oto 5 101 Surtont Coat 3 oto 3 16.• 0 Smoot flux Cast 515t0 6 101 Overalls . 1 2 tit 1 16_;o1' Tense of Coutratt by'llte Year, on consideration of returaft their ul4 ones 3 SiSeite pee YeAr 417 01 5 Suits per Year 4 Ditto 22 0 1.6 Drop • 0; the seine priaciplet for Coats only I .3 Coats per Year LID 1015 Coots per Year fel arilk 4 Ditto . 19 Itt 16 Ditto •10 12' Gentleraei an Joining their respective regithents, fit• It"A2 abroad, ran i pt, as ordered by his R.ll. the Gosoituoider-la-bie.• tidies' Riding Dresses, and Young cicutlemen's Dustin! Diuo,, made in a 'uperior style. The extrtivagaist charge of those who take -and Orton% credit has hear a subject of complaint, A. S. and Co. astosre Ilse.Publii they will And a material (1;M-retire is their prices 'Plum other houses 8 in consequence of condocting their hitsinest fir quick wooed. they• see eemblett to bell for Jess money than other owes purchase their goods for.—Geatlemcn lb the caliph? , sup plied by modiug their measure, or an old snit. •• • A Emit of Clothes at Nine flown autice. • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. llis.Royal Highness the Duke of York, - President, and the fallowing Vorainittee of Gower:son Enda Leitrim I Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. Right lion. T. Jones John Lntouclie, E.q. M. P. Rt. Ifou.R.B.Sh , ridasi,M. p. Colonel H. Clement-, N. P. I Boa. Cal: J. Barry, M. P. Captain James flay. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College. London. TIIHE Patronage this Institution has received, for AL the exclusive treatment and Cure of both Sere?, unfitted with Venereal Complaints, and th eir dreadful consequences, as strictures, debility. ulceratione, &e. conducted under the ma - 'segment of a Gentleman a the first professional abilitieo, will satisfy the Public of the high merits of Mr. K I ERN AN'S plan, and that by. it the inconveniences of Public Charities are avoid ed, whilst the young and unwary are protected against the fatal del t narms held out by advertising pretenders. in this branch of practice. Since its esialilishment in 1:106, 35.57 patients, of both Seers, have been cured, without confinement or isdery to the eoustitution,and with a delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown,' many of pulse have laboured ander the most complicated foray of the disease from ten to t wenty )ears. The first symptom* yid& to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few days; and whore appearance of debility comes on, too earl) application cannot be made to prevent the danger that may ensue. The Surgeon may ho consulted by either Sex, with the greatertsecrery, at his. private howl., No. 21, Lower Char lotte-street, Bedford-srittare, from Hine to twelve in the ntorn lag, and from six till ntoe at night ; to whom letters and ratter communications, from towns and country (post paid) may be ad Armed, and will he punctually answbed ered. Just puhlis, i PRACTICAL OBSERV ATIONS on the above MSEA SEE, price So. By F. Kiernan; flnd.sold by Sherwood, Neely, ; and Julies, 2t), PalerTlOliter4OW ; and by ilighley, 2t, Fieet treet. £l6 IC) 90.1 b, BOTANICAL BITTERS, prepared by Doctor 11 1/ARMSTRONG, No. 89, Great Bartholomew Close, West Smithfield, London In black Pint Glass Bottles, at 11s. each; and in Quarts at 2ii. Doty included. Persons purchasing the large -Bottles of the above, will find it much to their Ad vantage, as it contains eon idernbly more in quantity than Iwo of the lls. Bottle'. A certain aid specific Cure for that dan gerous Disease the Cholera Morbos, or Disorder of the Bow els • Bili.ius and Liver Complaints ; Pain, attended with fullness in ;he Stuitutch ; Jaundice, and the Destruction of Worms, &c. TO DR. 11A 11 hISTRONG. My daughter having been afflicted two years with what is termed a !Ohms , and Liver Complaint, ander this distressing - Malady, she has been attended by two eminent Physicians in Trill: GUIDE TO* HEALTH having p as sed the neighbourhood, within'', receiving any Benefit from their .X. tbrouch a number of Edition% and experienced a sale un- Prescriptions. Site was :aisles, with the most excruciating Chronic Poinin her Limbs, that confined her to her Bed fur precedentedly great, has been now reprinted with many iltl. arowesesuP. and It may be with confidence asserted, that so so- whole Days together, attended with a ;Totem Sicknes s, Rea ch • lug and Vomiting, that .scarcely any sestet:lance remained no lame a Publication to the afflicted ip Acacia hat oever been bd s t om ach tosuppert intuit. She caosplained of great Weak la this or any other language. The weak nod delicate '4noic sew, an —tise youth who has jest finished kis education at troy of d could take op rest at night, until 1 way stron,xly te7 commended to make a win) or yaw . Botanical Bittieux ii . I there :- sae public seminaries—the aged, aho are drooping widen dieor. fore purchased our o f your Babies h e T osen ly-crre Stellings t iO eters originating from ell impurity of the blood—people of taking of which the found great relief, sind by brit emainumg lasaloo—studiaus persons of a cmitined and sedentary life—as (lie Use of Iwo more,Nhe was restored to a ierfeet state of also those afflicted with nervous affections in general, will flied . ' Solornou's Guide to Health" a faithful companion mud an good Health. MARGARET krCLAREN. , mansine instructor; to short, oo person who values the enjoy ment of a gaud state of health, will be a moment without De iAlg TYnemouth, near North Shields, Jan. 15, 181.2.,_. The Botanical Bitters may be. had of the Doctor, lio . : 59, po,esbed of the no w use f u l, cheap, valuable, and impottab Great- Bartholomew Cl•ve, - Wess_Sinithfield, LAWN% w is a wait ever published. .prialed ParaPhlet of. Directions wrapped round ea . & ~ The hidden sources of weakness and debility with which • - • ,i expreastug u a %saber of the most respectable anti aufbellt Tfi theinuontsata ,afflicted, are herein laid opem:and the moonoln 1 (mares of Cures • alsci the Proprietor's' Name. signed DY hfiß's Irestoration to the.bleasings of health and strength, fully and am-1 s ok ° , the L i d a '.l,, ply eminmaklited. outside of the Bottle ; all others are dan - _,_ I prow Counterfeits. And by appointment of the Doctor, the borWries: Sold by Mathews and WO h % No. 18, Stalest; - . 110 . i Bitters are toitt, a/bole/ale and retail, by Mrssrs. Barclay mid. by all tie BookseUers is the United fillet's, price alt . I Bite, NO. 95, Pleet- market ; . Show teed tdrwoot , rt.. 0 5 ; This Edition Is eariched with many valuable improvemilthis I s t. fool's Charelt-yard I and Johastoni Na. 15,. Greek-street, ! collected -from experimental testimony, and adulated team- ha waM lk* I *.4 ailed genuine by . Balpot,'lttilaT " Es.' •peovethe beallb aid weilltes of all awe irbeabservial aim- tkameszlWlard, l 344; Holborn ; Bacon,:6 third-street s Aid all nitrous. other respectable Medicine Venders' in ToSsu and Country. 4. 4 ; ... - 1111 - _ ...... . s orrve-gt • . .. .. ... - - 15 .,..,-.. - •,,.. 0-• • , • -. -,-./.,;;fr,.. :.;;;.i.,_ I. ',-, ... ; . •‘.. ~ 1. 4 ..T1N,-..1 , 44 ~A._,, . .• . . — 4. W - 1 --‘4N I N•.'' • , r.'=": - • • . . ........ ' ..-•' . • f•l k. N,' , : i l '."., ; ':" ' _ . , • cr .i• x 1.. e t . .., - • .. - "._:•Y.*.... - ", , t i:s 1:f: r 18 49 . . . • . . . . .1 .. . .. V ) \ .. • ~ . • . ~ . . . - • • • . . .. .•• • • ... • . . . • . . , . .. ... . _ . , . . •.... . . . .. . • • . • .. • LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1812. Pitibk efd. .. • •IrF this shmild meet the eye of the Geutleman who AI. left his touuting-iwuie io the City. lott B.titisday, •Ittoritooo, 0 7 we 6, mod took some Clothes front his Lodgings in the neigh -I,buyetssindi tic is earnestly entreated to return to his di s c o t a ie friends, and every !bit% will he done-Ics make kW happy. Aa NIKE:TING of the Gentlemen, Clergyo Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of the County of . Flint, held at the Shire-hell, in Mold, this 'ld day of June, 1812. and convened by the High Sheriff, in pur.u3are of seve ral Reqnititions made to hint' fit the purpose of considering . an Address to his Royal Hightiesi the Prince Regent, on the niro ciotts of Assassination, committed on toe person of the Right Honourable Spencer Percent!, late Prime Minister of the Crown: _ . BOOKS PUBLISHED 7:111,9 DIE , .. 13. Y ifttiTHORITY. , • Pr;e. 5, .61. • . . . rging AUTHENTIC •CORRE§PONDENCE. and DO t• US3 F.:%1 FS. etplaitting the Irmireedingr of the Morquil WELLESLEy and the Earl of 31t)IR A, in t h Itt:- oral titioriations for the form/vino of nn A ttrnitiharrition. I'rioted for Ricirord Phillip., 41, I.ttdoe-11itid.atoll to be had '. of *IA Books - ellerv.—Enterfd o f soutane's' ' TO THJi NORTUTIT, GENTRY, &e. rpliE. Advertiser wishes employ as ORN AMEN- I -IL TRIP. PAINTER, hosing perfect master in imitstiiin of 'llll'stirts RV mid and Marble, In a very tuperiiir stile I Paint ings Cleaned and Ilopnired intim hest* manner.; l'ranparencies, Pißeting, ani Staining of Cita a. Palming on Velvet, Gilding, tif Ceilings, sce. /tr. Can render his services in a more Igessetal istVlshail tiny-nther person in 'London, II:t% ing bean 25 ears** enostm* ',tact Ice ; nit objection 1., go to any' part uf the kingions i arth a cot situation. *A line tliareted for A. C. left at Mr. Holt's, Silversmith, Pall alp. will meet . due attention. ..... _____. Resolve I, That the Address now moved by Sir Jahn Wil liams, Wet. and seconded by Francis fikaard Pike, Es 4. be approved of. That the same be signed by the Sheriff, io the name cif the Meeting. 'flint the Sheriff be reqrtested to present the /Mire.% to his Royal flightiest the Prince Remit ; and incase of his declining, that he transmit the same, with a 1'4)% of these Resolutions, to Sit Thomas Mostvn, Hart. Member for the County, to he by him presented to his Royal tliglincss, accompanied by such of 1 the Nobility and Gentry of the County, now in town, as may L I be 4esientis of attending. "AA the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Sir .Yollm.Wil lianp, DWI. for preparing and moving the „Adding, sod to 1 Irma kt Richard Price, Esq. foe semitide...l the tame., . ... 1 That these Resolutions, with a COp/ of the Ad:tress, be in serted in the Carsier Chronicle and ibvtl.alits and also in the L I STAIIICSNIAN and Courier. HUGH HUM PURI'. I'S, Slieriff. i The Sheriff having left the Chair, Resolved linanimem-ly, Thas . the Thanks of the Meeting ht voted to him, for his readiness in calling the bailie, and for his conduct la the Chair. _ __ _ ____ _ _. . _. . 1)R.1 e 1 (NC. To tier octavo. prier 25.. half hotetxT, • THE ELENIEN'IS of DILA WING, iO its yid: mis Brauelies s for the use of Stu tent.. Illuitrated wit's Si l ty Cliper Mates eontainieg severil htt..c4l subjects after the Greet blasters. of;41 some of them reimorell from ttuturc. • • • FrokSisEy WOOD UOUSK. 'THIS deil*htlivi Spot is novilitAtte highest state of perteetia*4heealifast, Diaer..aad tea Pr••.,es will find, in i4lltion to Oki wars ! beauties of the plare p iste *roast assiduity and attentian exert: dto please them. The Proprietor embrai es this opportunity of. retaining .Thanks to the numerous Clubs and Public Companies who favour him an their Annual Feast-days. and hopes in have the hiumur of atteoding this sea son, assuring t hem, t hat from his exlet iveconcerns in the Wine Trade, Ile is enabled to set before them Wines of a superior.qua lily, and on the most reasonable tenw. frle also• begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that hi.% Ordinary, every Sunday at Tao a'Clock, has now commenced; and that, net withstanding the advanced uric! of provisions, he has made no addition to the usual charge, as he is deterusined to render himself worth? their (attire patro nise. fly GEORGE If A m t.ToN, Emit • This Is the first atiempt se produce t complete nod clutotp Elementary ;:ook sot Ow maw elegant of all Arts; sersthg. nt once, as ho Assistnos to Masters. and as a Gat& nod Yob, to Sinderts, with or without aMo ;ter. The herniations ate rear= ticA nhd copious ; sena the examples begin wilts 'die iimple 7 t ligierm, grads:3lly attend to the most I.oo9lh:wed designs in La oisrope lout I lilorr. Printed far Richord Phillips, 47. ; and to be . hod of rill li•mitcliem, with a liberal allowance to Mutters, and to Sdissals. • Of whom tnay be had, just published, _,_, RI~AIR's UNIVERSAL PRE CEPTOR. 4s. 6‘. Ilia MODELS of JLIV F.:: I LE LETTEKy, Ss. Ctrl. And GOLDSSIITIt'S RRITISIt GEOGRA PII Y. 4s. J. OLDFIELD, Under Sheriff. 7H$ MOST P E ECT D USLFIJL 800 Kt - E VI It COPY OF THE ADDREsq. P . Rlr4 TO DIN ROYAL wanness THIFPRINCIS OF *ALE' KFGENT OF TIM ONITED KINGDOM OF ORLAT BRITAIN ♦NJ IRE LAND. Illustrated with forty-sie New, Comely Maps. price 11. As. bound and lettered.; roc 11. Ili. 6d. elegantly booed, and the Mops roinstred. 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Price IL th. bound mid lettered; or IL is. elegaotly bound. 9 A UNIVERSIT..RIOGRAPHICAI4 HISTORICAL, end CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY, including, air tetra" thousand lives of eminent persons of all ages and the fUrrebßiOU of Sovereign Princes, and above twciity-live ihuumnd dates, revises'. enlarged, and brought don n to the pre turd lime. By Julio Icatking, LL.D. Price I9S. bound and' lettered; or 11. elegantly hound. 4. A PORTABLE and UNIQUE CYCLOPEDIA l or, Modern . and Coniplete . Dictionary 4.f Arts and Sciences, inclod• itgs li.lrkilect imProveelfols and diroveries, and being a Meier' book o rctiente in every department of limn ledge and 'kerns ;are. Ay T. C. Watkins, 'M. A. Illustrated by many snpOrlise Engraving!, aid printed in nonpareil; prsce Iss. in plain:, or J9v. tbt eleamai !Feinted 6ir RICHARD Pllll LIPS, .a 1.14 "Warehouse, KO. 47. !Ardente-hill ; and to be had of all Bo .koallere, awl De a le rs I. B oo k s , In the United Kingdom. SPANISH. SETTLEMENTS-SEVENTY PEE CENT. IN SEVPN MONTHS: . A PERSON immediately taking a VOYAGE to one or more of theSeNNISH s tirrunt ENT'S, atsltel a Gentleman to join him, and who will also aeottriliany the Ad vertiser on the Voyage prophets& with es little illolas as possi ble, the Vessel being now ready for sea.—The Person who may approve of proceedinF on the th e Voyage, Would he the ' more asreeable if he can speak the Spattash langtinge, or even French flaently.—He muet likewise rommamt from 4.300 to .97130..—N0ne need apply 'who cannot join the ship at a ve‘ty , short period of time, and also immediately command either of the above kutm, In Hank of pn g land Notes or Specie; if the latter, the more adynntogeons. Address for B. A. (post paid) or oppirpersonally, (*urn 11 till 3, until the 15th out. at 54, Union-street, Cl..tendon.equare t Seeseessinwa, I May it please your Raynl Highness. Wev his Majesty's local and dutiful subjects. the Centlemen t Clergy, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of the County 'X I Flint, consider narselves called upon, I, inlay to off r to your Royal Highness, our heartfelt coodolence on an event so lament `able as the Assitssinntion of the Right Honourable Spencer Pe - • ( 14 ; 41 , whilst in the conscientious discharge ..1 his public duties, •as Prime Minister of these Realms. We contemplate with feelings of indignation nod grief, tin art so singularly otrocions mut uspravolted t and whilst oar minds recoil Won the idea, that there have been some few wretches wicked Rod hale enough to spew symptoms hf applause at the comosisAnn of sn foul and block a deed, and that the pal.. of English History a ill be sul lied by recording, it, yet we derive consolation from the semi lortion and knowledge that those wretches were so few in num ber, and so locally situated, that they are only like n black s ; iot (from which the brightest luminary is not exempt) in the biol, of the nation t and that history will eshibit to the world. a 'Prince of Wale.. dignified less by the splendour of his sininti 111 l than by his conduct as a man, on so tnelimeholy an occasion, and a nation (we may almost say) unanimous in its abhorrence of the crimp. and anxious to pay a j ust tribute to departed worth, by proySding for the willow an d or i oants, who have 100 thud protection, and mourn the uatitinely fate of that great mad good I man. It is satisfactory to us to find that the guilt :if Ibis foul trios', was confined solely in the perpetrate‘ , ...f it. MIA that he Am speedily doomed to suffer an ignomitii“us , .ti-, the stray atones. went to the justice of his insulted Count. - - With these our sentiments. we beg to said the assurance of one WI Ims and ars dent attachment so ysur Royal lliehrtiss's person, ,r4l to oar Constitution in Church and State, and our sincere participation in your Royal flightteles . regret, for the lon of au itislivalual,. distinviabed alike by his integrity — by the fi rmness of his salad —by - ivis eonsmandiny eloquence—and by the bright display of every private virtne.• We deeply deplore. tbat at this awful• crisis, your Renal Highness's exertions to fix upon a successor, should be impeded or erohnrrassed ; bet- we ardently pray that every obstacle will be surmounted, by the vigour and courage sour Royal High ness has displayed, and the safety, honour, and welfare of our Sovereign, and his dominions, will he secured throughout all generation. 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