The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-15 00:00:00

, .vtipar • .. . 3 la i gt - 4.•• . , 4. i ,—, ," i'' • - -: - . 4 - :• • . N „ ?;;;),... 1 , _. - T x MI AI • Ci • ro tr il t) e , . tat rsln NJ. n ~ . a 4 t . r l o ik l 4 - , •••• i 7 3 i t( I . I ; ! t, No. 1837. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1812. PRICE 6-10. woe. — THEATRE ROYAL,COV ENT-GARDEN. TIIIS PRESENT , EVENING, Jan. 15, will will he be acted Shakveare's First Port of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. After which will be performed,: cal for the 18th time, a New ierPau- HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR. THE GOLDEN FISH. Ptah entire new Music, Machinery; Scenes, Dresses, 3e. The war Psuumniine of Haslet:vitt stud Pudtannaba ; or. The &Idea Fisn, continuing in be received with the highest applause, will he repeated every evening tilkfurther notice. Trernntrnw, The Comedy of * Fernrs.—On Friday, A New 'Wm to Pay Old Debts.—On Saturday, The Foundling of the Forest —oa Munday s Catu.—On Tuesday, Jane Shore .-0 Wednesda), The Revenge. Sls dtpeare's Tragedy of Julius Cason. is is preparation* and will he revived rts soon as possible. A new Grand Operatic Dramn, founded on The '!near, of lillrmtntel, and Ernzehue's Play of RAN, or. The Virgin of she Sun, has `wen long in preparation aud will be itvoduced earl., in the week after next. A GENTLEMAN intending to leave London for R & lt Ply . tip, on Vriday, the 17th un.t. in Nis own cnrrirtge, with port , will artiaintnodate nay Navin ( aftp t cutttittly ' sra i. with a vichissiwira V *vett tit appiy at ri, Cast!e.• &rot , 11. 13th January, 1512. By his Royal Hi nos the Prince Rogent's Patent. THE SARCOTIC WARM and COLD BAT H, calculated and recommended for the woe of hospitals, pub lic inititutions, hotels, and pi ivide families : may he made to any proposed size or dimensions, and heated when required in a 'co short time. They are also wade portable for the purpose speedy appliention in exigent c.set, wider the direction of Me , dical headmen, is the immediat apartments of their particular patients. There Baths are tainufactured only at the Patentees, Arm strong and Folkard, 76, flreat Qa-en-street, Line iu a lon•fields, next door to Newcastle-house (Manufactory opposite), warm they, and improved Vapour and Stauwer Baths, may be seen iw variety and ready for use. TO THE PUBLIC. FROM the numerous Complaints that have been at ide, and lest a prejudice might arise is ennsequence of the eirculationof a false representation, Samuel Davie.. Pro prit4or of MOB RAS'S PATENT VA vl ILY N OLE. feels tutelf latiperi.ouly called upon to nointionce to the Public in grinesl, that he never had the smallest connection with another house. late of the same street I nor are his Mangles by any Ilmrle es their plan. On the contrary, he ha; site pleasure to add, that wherever his have been ordered, lib v have given uni t/emit eati4factions and the increasing demand from ail part►, both of town and e‘matry, is the strongest proof of the superior excellence of this Invention over every thing of the kind yet at tempted. Comeious of this, he inns) rent, - etfullv solicits the :o vation of the Politic s these weighable and attach Limited Ma chiees, living fully convince!, itua from their compact ctuotruc !Mu, the pc: feet ease with which they sure workial. and the com plete manner in which they perfnrai, they will tic generally adopted throughout the country. To he had at the Manufactory. No. 4, Skinner-street, Snow bill, Linni.m.—Price IN. 13s. sod if required to he sent inns the ens. try, Rs. packing. fJCHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. ta miectfolly inform the Public, that the STATE. LOT -11:11.Y, enntainiog only 12,0011 Ticks*, will all be Droves the 21.10 f nib MON in. sour [era •revitrigtv. 2 6000 2 4496 Prises from A5OO to 4110. 1,000 Tickets and Shares in Variety 4 Nonsbers are en Rile by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their Otfiel'A, the Coruer of Dank.buildings, Coruhill, and facie the Kiug's news, Choriug-Cross. CORNIIILL, and 18, COVENTRY-STREET. "PITON recommends his Friends and the Public porrnity, to wore the favmstite Scheme uf, the New Yenr's Lottery. With only 12,000 Ticket►, these are Two Pm" of 20,000. Two.of 6,0001. Tap of 4,0001. hie of 1,0001. &e. ac. &e. No Prise leas than 201. And the whale to be Drawn Yl•t of January. Ticket, and Shares are selling by Eyton, at above, who had the pleasure of distributing to his Prienas in the Lotteries I)ra n is October and November last, the following CAPITAL PR.I2LS, in fifty•nine Shares, No. 3,313, Class A, a Prime of £15,000 31,343, Class B, it Prize of 1.5.000 71, Class B, n Prise of 3,000 4,095, Clots A, a Prize of 1,019 225, Class C, a Prize of WO &c. &e. TO.MORROW WEEK IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN BUY TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, AS THE DRAWING OF THE STA VE I.OfTERY IW t.INB AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING MORNING. ONLY 19.0 , 10 TICKETS. .C2l b 0 Will Gain £2O 000 10 18 0 Will Gain 10.000 5 10 0 Will Gain 5,000 2 la 6 Will Gain 2.500 1 8 6 Will Gain 1,250 rri BISH solicits your immediate commands at Ja. • No. 4, Cornbill, aid 9, Charing-ernes, and hopes to be equallv foitunate to adventurers as la the two last Lotteries, when he 3,nd the following Tickek in Shares : 1,693.... .Claqs A...• 416,000 11:653 ....Class A . 3.313 .. C 15,000 I 4853 B.. —2OOO ,30 .A, 5,000 4,OE7 Nu. 71 A 3.000 1,652 A 5OO Qtr. &e. &c. • IT is worthy observation the numerous cases that Noe succeeded by the use of SPILSRURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS; and she following remarkable instance occurred in a middle-a.sed woman, who applied for heir use at the Dispeosary, 15, Sohn-square, London. She con', 'ivied of great debility and nervous irritation, appetite I had, a ith ti general depression of breathing, her rase not being tinderstood, she had tried palliatives without any success. She took the Medicine, though the Proprietor stated the amino bihility of its being of service; in a month she walked Iran Isisiebetb, having recovered her strength and appetite, and in fressell her pulse from the depressed suite it had been in. Now Ittucffect can only be accounted fur by the medicine reAulitliv, 1!!e stomach and digestion, and exerting the pia ers of the Ihibit. lis deep-seated nbacenws of the joints, dim rhange it produces its Iht general health,excites the hest hopes in those most distressing ears, In Eruptiorm, Scrofula*, Scurvy, Rheumatism, &c. its elects are generally ackunn (edged. As there are nurserian counterfeits, please to ask for Spits bun') 's Patent Aus iseerbutic Drinki, a ith the King's duty printed in bla c k in k, in . Bottles of ss. 6d. double Bottles Itn. and Leger Yr. duty Included. Compound Essence, Bs. LLBLAINS ere prevented from breaking, and NJ their tormenting . Itching, instantly removed by W if ITE HEAD'S ESPENCE OP MUSTARD, aniversolly esteemed foe its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatistns, Palates, Gouty Affections, stud Curnpluints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown. or 're f lected. and the Chil blain; have acitwilly broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CE RATE will trot the pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and wild by It. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, 15. Greek -street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 2. 9d. cich—the Cerate nt ls. led. and 2s. 9d. Sold hrevery Medicine Y•aderln the Veiled Kingdom. '• • The Denditr, has Mack ink Stamp, with the Rime of R. Jullsotoo • Jolool ou it.. • . ; • ..• k . i - • I ..iiiikso Whir LL. , - , A , --iiknorst In three Volumes Sao. price 41. Bs. boards (dedicated to his Ru'al Highness the PRINCE REGENT). n IOGRAPHIA DRAMATICA; or, a Compa nion to the Playhouse; containing Historical and Critical Memoirs, and Original Anecdotes of British and Irish Dramatic %If, kers, front the Commencement of our Theatrical Exhibi tions; amongst which arc some of the MINI celebrated Actors. Also on alphabetical Account and chronological Lists of their Works, the Dates when printed, and Observations no their Merits. Topther with an Introductory View of the Rise and Progress of the British Stage. Originally compiled by DA VID ERSK INE BAKER, continued to the Year 1164, thence to lie. By ISAAC REED, F. A. S. And brought down to the end of November, 1811, with consi derable Additions and Improvements throughout, By STEPHEN JONES. LICENSED BY GOVERNMENT, MARTIN r B, CORN HILL. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU SIN I) POUN DS will be divided among the fortunate Holders of Tickets on the 21st of this Mouth. . W. MARTIN begs his Friends will not cielay. who intend to make a purchase in the present SMALL LOTTERY; parti cularly those residing in the Country, as there was not s' Ticket to be had in the last Lottery for sexeral days previous to the Day of Drawing. Present Price... Ticket ....sf2l 5 0 Half slit l 8 0 I Eighth set 16 6 Quarter •*• A good Allowance made to Coachmen, Chills, Agents, &c. purchasing largely; and Orders frays the Country directed as above duly attended in by return of Post. REGULAR NEWSPAPER OFFICE. W. MARTIN. No. 8, Cornhifl, London. begs leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that from his Deice Newspa pers Of every description are tertiary forwarded to all parts of tbe United Kingdom, Pii,tage free. 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IL VERO MODO DI PIACERE IN COMPAGNIA (The Art of Pleastag in Company), in 16 Convosations, Italian and French, 6s. 4 ' We do not hesitate to recommend this work to our young readers who are studying the Italian Language."—Munthly Re view. SALES. TO DISTILLURS. RECTIFIERS. AND OTHERS. VALUABLE PROVINCIAL TRADE. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THE lucrative Interest in a most respectable CONCERN, situate ia a large town, within 14 node: of the Metropolis. estahliolted many years in the LIQUOR TRADE. For Particulars apply to Mr. Drayton, Auction Marl. TO RE SOLD BY.PRIVATE CONTRAtT ONI.I 'Thousand Dvo Hundred and Forty- fi ve ()AK TREES, of sliferent aitn-osions, standing in Kings. MU Wood, Parish of Yiarostead, Kent ; also 45 Elm, 22 Ash, of very large dimensions, at East Wiekhatn. A considerable quantity of Underwood to Kluzshill Wood. William Davidson, at the Guy Eztrl of Warwick Tnn, Wel ling; will show the Timber and Underwood; and Particulars may he known by application to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Laad Agent, S. * Picket-itireet, Temple-har. TO RE 50... D iIIMF-PlitlV - ATE CON ritACT, A LEASE of Iroarteen Mean of a very excellent Cap Maanc Viva oYpd if - As"SatlaY, near S*. Aim" Rens; emapri*ing• a good datellits-ls,use. Dares, ikareen, orchards, and 40ti seirr9 illaradow, pasbire, sod arable bud, very mach iedsplisalsMtskiassip basbaadry. Itassestiato pos session asay be Mid. • , For %rifler Pareirolan apply '(f .. .by:Utter, past paid) to Acilrn Murray, Surveyor and Laat )4geut, 9, Picket -street, Ten, ple-bn r. • Finsbury Repository, Finsbory-itu:kre. TO HE 9014) BY AUCTION, By Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW, January 16, SEVERAL well-bred seasoned fiUNTERS, mat ter; sof high weight-; also some strong Hackneys in goad condition ' and fast irntters; severalseveral pairs of Coach, Borouche, Chariot, and Curriele Geldings, of ditferent colours; some sin gle dittos ; several good Gig Horses, perfectly quit in harness. and fast troWerst some very clever Horses, which have been rode with troops; and Lmdier' Horses; a great many warm Geldings and Ma res;fit for machine-, moil-cunches, post-chaise., &c also several hossehrime Galloways, Co ides, &c. Healthey and Airy it etidence in the Neighbourhood of Lii,oms bury sou ire. TO BE SOl.O BY t RLYATE CONTRACT, hitt. W II ITWELL, AA LEASEHO L D DWELLING-ROUE of hand some elevation, in i respiretable neighbourhood, find stdapt ed to a genteel Faintly, situate in Souriamptutt street. Blooms bury-square 1 and comprishigtwo purloins, twodrutving rooms, two best and three secotnt-rote bed chambers, dressing closets, hall of entrance, eorrimnitious staircase, two kitchens ; mid ta geth• r with three arched viido., and astriotacncvenient o gi, es. The Premises may bescen with Cards which, with Nati( 't iara, may be had of Mr. W Ali well, 9. South•Cresceut, Bedford sqa.ire; or at No. 3, Aldermnsibury. Leasehold ©welling-torux and Warehouse, dou4le front. in In: centre 0* the ('ity. By Mr. WIIITW ELL At the Auction Mart, newt) it , the Ba k of England, on WED- Ni ES i)A 22, at I'w.-Iv. A suBSTANriAr. BRICK-BUILT ' DIVE& .cm. Lim?, HOUSE and WAREHOUSE, with handsome elevati PO, hi the aeruptili..a of .Messrs. WI and Wood, No. 0, Upper Thanseo-streotopecoltsrly well eaten Foci, from their e' legally to the Inas nod Public Wharfs. to meet the eased of Traders in geoentl. The !ape 1 weJl adapted for the reception of a large and respernbir oe the groood awl Isaac' e dories shore stretwo-worsoolene mmistloa-korwes. ithre*Mige. cel lar', yards, AT. The Premises are held on leat'e from the rats L)re. 1803, for 2,1 years, wai.ting eleven days, hi the taw rent of 12.11. per year, and consists of fronts toad entrances low Queen hithe and Upper Thames-street. Particular. and Conditions of Sale may be had at the Of fice of the Antoine Marl. Disciliog-Noble, wi.ll a Retail Shop, opposite the Church, Slead•sell. At the Auction Mart Coffee•hease, no WEDNESDAY, dm 22d of January tali, at Twelve, By Mr. W e ll ITW ELL, By Order of the Assignees of Mr. Java,. ALEASE of a DWELLING-HOUSE, coa sistig of a retail and every convenience, adapted o a mod. rate-sized Fatn.ly, granted for a term of Y 1 years. from Christmas 1807, aaati...o4 days, at the very low rent of 251. per year, snivel to au agreement 1.1 grant im am,,o,.t t sl the said premises, frion Mr. Matthias Jacob to Mr. Owen Finchant, for seven years, from Michaelson% 1610, nt a rent of 3.51. per year. clear of taxes. rurticulars m d COndition. of S tie may he had at the Seers tary's Office, Auction Mart, 11:.rthinme -lime. Eagle lusaratice, Copper, and Canal Shares. Hy Mr. WHITSV ELL, At the Auction Mart, opptoite the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2'2. at To,dye o'Cl,ck, V WENTY SHARES in the Eagle Insurance IL Office t TW EN flc SHARES in the British Copper Corainny ; and ONE SHARE in the Grand Union Canal, 4J per Lent. paid. Particulais and Conditions of Sale may be had at the Office of the Auction Mart. ALDERMANBURY. Commodious Dwelliug-bouse, Warehouse, Coontiog-hove, Cellar's &e. My Mr. W HITWELL, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, oat WEDNESDAY Jon. 41, at Twelve o'Clork. AN unexpired TERM of FIVE YEAR', in a commodious DwrIlio„;-bouse and Warehouse, deairohly situate No. 9, Aldermanbury, subject to the low rent of 6SI. per annum. Tha Promises may be seen any day between eleven and two o'clock. Conditions Sale had on the Premises. Specious and convenient Warefiouses, situate in College - hitt , Specious Thames-street, adapted to Oil :Merchant,, Grocers, Dry Salters, or to the toe of Persons requiring coosiderable Room for commercial purposes of almost any kind. - • (By Order of the Proprietors,) By Mr. WHITWELL, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Back, en WEDiatIDAY s the 22d of January, Iftle. at Twelve o'Cluck, • ABENEFICIAL INTEREST in LEASE. HOLD PREMISES, exceedingly valuable, situate as above, of which there remains an unexpired Term of ten years, at Michaelmas last, at 1501. per Year. The Premises tire mow used as Oil Warehnasen t cementing of eve floors, besides the basement, and are 46 feet 'nog, and f+3 feet wide, or thereabouts, story:posts and titubers_, In general, peculiarly and reistarkabls s trung ; together, with detached stabling fur seven houses and lofts aver tag coach.* house, shed, and large yard, all Inclosed by lofty folding gates. With the Premises, the occupant to base the free use Of a strong Crane and Apparatus. • The Purchaser of the Premises to take, at a fair valuation, the Fixtures, recently erected, chiefly en silting of Reservoirs for Oik; strongly framed in different comportments, and tined with thick London best milled Lead, Dot to be exceeded, if . equalled, by any thing of the kind, and which War evil. tato near $OO toms of OiL When the convetorncy, solidity, and extent of the Prevents, and their valuable fittings-up. their peculiar central tituatien Ise- • tweet) Blackfriare and L oniou Bridges theirchimapprotima tion to the intended Bridge across the River farm Queen-street, their near arms to all the principal Wharfs, sad withal. - thets retired and isolated situation are well eunsidered, this properiv will be found well worthy the attendee of merelinets, ay.( others, requiring commodious warehosies within the City, and near the water-nude. Particulars and Cooditioas utSale Se be had at the e(lialAketioa Mart: • . • • . • . • --• • , ' •-•• • 4w, ss%. -- .;~, . ':-.1 1 , :! '\ )c i ' I ri, • I ,~ 4 . L I $ s • I I 4, '7 I • t I t 4 . I e ° • t !I AT an AGGREGATE MEETING of the BOOM PUBLISHED THIS DAY ROMAN CATHOLICS of the CITY turd COUNTY of CORK, held pursuant to Requisition, at the Theatre, St. Patrick's-street, on Monday, 6th of January, 1812; in one Vol. post Bvo. Price J. 6d. hoards, SIR FRANCIS GOOLD, BART. in the Chair. THE LIFE of ULRICH ZWINGLE , the Swiss ' Reformer. Resozorce—That we have viewed with peculiar satisfae. By J. O. HESS. -lion, the conduct of our Brethren in Dublin, which, under Translated from the French by gory Aikin. circumstances nut less wounding to their feelings as men, Printed for Jos. Jolotion nod Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. than hostile to their rights as cilisees, has been eqnalN ere. • Where may be had the fellowlng Works by Miss Atkin, ditable to their religiois, and to their Patriotism, and happily 1 . EPISTLES on WOMEN, with M iscellaneous Poems, illustrative of the natural alliance of both. 4tn. Price 12e. R ESO LVED, —That we consider them most amply entitled 9 . JUVENILE CORRESPONDENCE; or , Letters de signed as Examples of the Epistolary Style, for Children, Price I not only to the gratitude of their oars body, but to the thanks 2„ . 6d. of the Empire at large, for their seasonable and manly vindi- - -. cation of every free bore subject's inherent privilege, and for Price 4s. bound, a New Edition of having at this awful period, by opposing moderation to it EXERCISES on. ELOCUTION, selected from 1 temperance, and constitutional principle to unconstitutional varioas Authors, and arranged under proper heeds, in ! aggressions, calmed the exasperation of the public usiadki tended as a Sequel to a Work entitled " The Speaker." which it would seem to have been the object of our encash. Ile WILLIAM ENFIELD. LL; D. to goad by insult and outrage, into the disaffectius so elan- Lecturer on the Belles Letters io the Aendemy at Warrington. derously imputed to as. ~ To which are added , Councils to Young Kea, in a Letter Rv.eos.yets,—That.sra highly approve of the motive and from e Father to his son. iwoceediogessf the Aggregate Meeting of the sffith of Dee., London: Printed fee F. C. and I. 114,441.14: Miele-:3 r. List, sail opt as a oompreheasive and hansinosts espoaitiose - • I Loatialio%Thirar, Wes, illitlleowei Sentenced ts..theltesofttiows of that day; sad .. Letterman; 'V. 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