The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-19 00:00:00

~, ....~ 1 , - , , St . • •••• • • • t:* ryi ~ ~~.~'; "! ' ; • • , • •.,1; ; 1.1" T 41 • . .~~~~~1~ iI~II~~I 1 .. , . • • . - r . 4 No. 22457. t ; ,k LEON ,~ I • • .• .tr. Ituy AL. 4)nuit'yli4 , ,kirv.7 l :; , rrt !II S present EVENING, Ally Maie,ties' Servants will lieifioan the NOW &iiutp Duds t, called THE RUSSIAN. • After which, TIIE BEE—HIVE. ." . n hieb It ill lye rddd,• . LODOISK A. . - %ees,. Secenel Vriee se. 6d. Si. 611. & ?dee . 90.--. Lower Ghilery, 4s. ; Second Price, it.-1 Gallen},) Seennil I's ire, 6d. . , . . , rza‘uslif 4 1 :444 ( 4 1 4 11 1. 4 . 0 4* A r °USN. or zoitps, Mar ?& - • • .0".• 40 111 e Vivant, ' litlitinal • • - scPoo; pi% aunt, RI Jo; mud Jut, 1 a r - , Y forT *ill be Rohl, • __._....,:... • ~:: . s .. THEATRE-ROYAL, c6vENl:okitnns: V , r „,9 present EVENIN(I, May 19 ) • 4 t.. rk• f fi•rmwl . EDUCATI()N. ._ • To which will be matted, the New Groatt 111014-IDratattiil 'notice. called ALADDIN; re. TtIL WONDERIVL LAMP. Tlte o , .stre to he o;o‘lied at hilll you eve o'clock, to t o : , .o !At :ant sit. • • • BIONEY io advance i tt i l it it rOsSi g lit 17 N. z , r4 .svcqry,at Aw 4.4- -4 011 • C-pet 4 tl. * lgv.l.' "Funtted Prnp row, eat, viva, 11 , ,rringr taint Mr.. 1 11d4dotts* Joiniart-s, Wilth I;torgymeo'• 1.; inn, ttud Aponity Apply perannAlh, b stwn Nine end Fiie &Clark ; for by ieuer, to die- Director df die Noting:al Bar*, No. 44 Utley J, ,ho4trect. Gnielen sqn.tte. v.* Nluitel6 nmeniNde will be preferrol- - _ WILLIAM K 4 M A.O6IFLONFER n•street,o , Ovid APPRAISE R,5. Cinimo Lmloo, Nips s'ar Cl!mcia's-liale, niter mans , van' at floe erperienee, io esery Ora:Th of h: rp.feasion, in he theist emincot houses 'n t•smlni,, respectfully sobr tsiTee tasours of tils Friend... And the general—Sr presumes to rot . his claims to general coos 4 risce .in a firm deternsinalion to flrword the immediateinterests of hte iespeOtwe ettiplos,ers, wh ll cr.se ich,. added* teak:ivies of the most tenons:Me kind, be mists mi ll se bins sinkt pa. rnizage, whit will he his higowst poi !e to deserve tent: ac irp,,sler!.;,.e. Politic or MAIMS let or pi-oeurest. piwaistokneotS of evert deseo•lptioo, la Torn or • Conotry, radr on Die shelest mail*. • AI lLOStit TIC, (JR IM BALl.4)ol'§f. rpH.E exhibiting of BALI.LOONS, ever since the Atirivoios o. Mr Lunardi, io tar yeas bias Ogee totintsed, in direetieg , tbeirersur.e. which : a wa y. !„-:, a orstter of 1 . e.,: with rite Patstre: INereutre tin mime:. Stilt as; otonrpt. lh iossasort a Ilellasa, so ss. us he eleyate.s rr dt pre , •dl.atyte a f ore, R ao aTheOr ,41., at A , * t orduclesi $ poLu, visryirg from taut fn ~ibi~i Vse vied directly Hoist, •if b , st talsking vost anctior oderdtVe rem, (thsso ; 4l. it its tgpecedisai ii sew beiirroodd-to , foode iIA :ogle :of forly-tire), whit!' co... Motes four. riutworf 11w edit ta-, *in ii!ett pith ‘repeml encourage:nog, asscr , hould arsm.lo;oaq, Judy, wrprobraenl wsperidient„.iir improorld sso as to become of are:rt istdit)', and the '7/stile:tilos of tlioth rand-; 'which will uodoutsterily be the .if we dhauld ever cap , ion) the tar Attached 14 Pi l astbou ifiththe Sadie clittede•la of :. •ift arrival at a giYes tilace. t as we now step inio.say Iwr or icier carriage. , However sai;lehisatal this taw, ausear, the opt i;nubioittecl ro.the ric •spence tf ,uch ass u:alers:sbing evidently loci great, eicept for Sit ; ;WI l'ohlic :sr.. therefore inforateili. that a . . . ' will - - lb, .op hoticiti, ailbetioimetipti chord eatly-ia June. - This** Aerostatic Willuon will be coastroeted wider the di rection cf fretiry rimy years Draw :iipitroster to C:rliple Hume School, Lambeth. for the accomModatior. -oiseli .f the Nobility and fietitry that are &sword to promote A ...crow:llion he :k mire litter/a Asb • Coition to *ham the utility and ple.isare May he itcreasi t•', Salt;erilltiom atio'reti Pounds and upward; ore received a; Ic.4srii. Void &sun dad t'o. Chorine-cross; Mr. Woo ronfec. Bood-atreet ; and at S. Hui ion' ationer. Ni' Izid, Leadenhall4treet, whete a.Model of the Hailorot is left for the rovectioo of the Subscriber% of whiten it is rt.qrses'ed to lime the r Audre', that lb t.ce may he Fat them of the time and place of osceosiim, to prevent aepretioliono r anti mitt bie that mot °end froM the great eihociburve of the popubter it made 1 , known by politic Adverthanaem. And admittitt(the Sohocrip. lions by the kt of hum should not be sollitieto for defray th. espcnce of the todertakine. that they may he enmulted whether to rootlet* sot fertising, or each to sweiVe'al)iridend of the fiuh..iptittir after deduetiag what away ho s been er. iended Advertiteitetal.'• R. 19T1.1.TAMS. CArlisle 11•)U.e Lounbeth: Of C. Burton. at Pie. 136, teadesimil-street, liirectinns may 'sm !rid for phvlog Fight new Va-latinno of 'the Game of Drafts, ....der the flair of Crtstriatinn;il Cbrek. by wlsich th e vivacity krti itrer?stof Mar ate noeidernbly diversified and iucrraseds r.a.l common Games are hereby e:,mbine4 and im p.. lovi, awl the (i.me is swceptloo or trine Pt: Y^l by Tor'n. '!..:roe, or Four Pc ni the s ice time: pecniiiniy .;‘, ar n igfro te m of senflrinr.: conneiren. AItTiFILIAf. LEl:l4l;Tuel ISt MO V 1.1/ TfaiSSES for KU PTIJK wilitroiti), Surgical Instrument Maker:Hid es • culler tit ST. liarthotomese's notititsl. end Tell,* e • ihrt City of Lob son Truss Soetety, for stie ftrlit for the Rup rreA Poor, 1.1%1v-4i:reed by hia [torsi litght.e - -d th. Dar of ambridge ; b.> c leave to annotieest to the ;Mir; that titis• Zen i,ti complete .APP AIR AT LIS. as a SURsI'ITU4T for LLl'.rlli.S. inyeatAl b.. him. is no W by the ii,eiety of Arts, Mantif-irtores, and Contoirree, who, truti rlimiSl of their pprfttatino, have again Twill filo , their Sliver in Additi,n to ineone that he .Ind the honour of receiving (imp them in the year 1810. for bit Improved tflii.446' . The All tatrutln is Antrar and etk . aei- ap, roe mode of *PPileldie" e " ` .II Y ukiderstuod. :tad it it OtetirtOilipatkiCti by any ipt risibility of dan ger. .1. Whitford his the satisfied:us of ittformiag the public, mid Omar eflicled rid!, rit;nuies, t 6 t the good effects of his ill. proved Trus,es have !seen v ithin thefts few yen* by from eiht tts tru thomand :invert individuals; and Le etutotteer Pty dfef ronferii'm menus, to kelp op the itiust difir tilt cup turefliot ealt DR. WEBSTER'S CEREVCSIA MiInLICANA aft. ENGLIS/I DIET DRINK. ' o• • . rignE reputation of a Medicine, which has bben in e k Wally use fur SO 1-ears.con reqtti re no aid limas aced , testimonies, nor can rec Ave say rapport from fictions, however, embellished. Conspsed as it is of vegetables. at nave the asrof simple aod , ficocions,seketed by the judgment of the first botoni.t of ills day, it prevesses, ?tithe Ind place. the extraordinary sego tick exesllerwe, that it ISay be taker with perfect safety by the ateletrd of all Imes, from the infani sit the hreatt, to the hoary norn down and sinki i under ,errs and infirmities. — This, though its least merit, is 0 00 . of which few i.lber atedi eines ran justly boast. Its various and nstonishiti tkalialiVe power: (ourself possibly he enumerated within Or limits of an ;,dverti.etnent; and to those who may still he street:yrs to its t h e , o nly be fully, known by consulting the ye ', T' ~ . , ~fet f‘: criptans i, opened,* l'ive .retitle t..- Sub.ctibet to the %ivy, 'of n 5,1011.4. lb.-4111NA. Iva by memo, a( Olvtaav tbe inaoornatolek-elevoited, nr +pies/ea at Osseo, I. Ipe cutt-at ds(- 1 0 ,40 e t : n i sti 4% ; 4 lo,l oey f i Z a li 2 ll c,oe an. sll.tild doe Coanosiaity be lowt s sier.coaritipe this stia , ratlying, and coable the Molt eta' In complve 1,13 u•linup he Maa in contemplation to cone•tru , o, it is hoped ilex} i 3 ma- -1.41-t tioAr approbation, as ibe6ttbstriptiott ti intended- be be Pin' N' iiirmerithoifitint4 r i trat4 64 . -r and the itithb . t E Ti had A Sheol), . Q'S GUIDE : it, bkeotLl _ - mr:r.s of any Dimensions or gait*- , ay A. CRQCKER. Lead ad - Thitber !harmer, or Frome. Atobor of ibe "Ele ments .Uad i Surveying." &r. k Printed for LONGMAN, DURST, .REEll 6 44sll4and BROWN+ Pattrmates-row. TUE *Repko BCE CASE. • In Syst.ptiett Uftd. boat*, • AMETHOD 0( APPROXIMATING bywords the ROOTS of culatc EQUATIONS lovitsuging in tbe. IRREDUCIBLE CASE i with a marl!, of Etc Came. end as Appenailt, rnittainisea Method df taeiiitating the Itemha lloo of Quadratic,. By JAMES LOCKM4RT. Printed far the Author ; and published by R. Ackermann, at the Rersitory of Arts, Nn. 101, Strand ; and to be Mid of MI the B..uk ;tilers in the United Kingdom. %Whitford's Ar,ifrial Leeches. be bad Ad his ;Vomitlariar‘, • li4riholkirreat, Wt owl profetsinital Genti.inen in 1 11 ); Feeen.t spurioux been exi,o,seil for 'age. lIITE 11AN per. n:nl behuty Europe are e•sential to I).'rEni SOAP, or Indian Waxhinc C petty of giving the most rztt Conceivable farness to the lino will. thir Sep. Eve.) in non by Irtlmur or other vieleace. tY recto:illy, infallibly. and perm/mend by 14110 W flithictw, and delf t ' cannot be Tregnired by say other pkrience only that any ant can' ior excellence ..f this Soap. __ 4 revervill from chops, &e. this 1,..np is unequalled. Sold by the Proprietors' Agents Westos: and Co.• N. 259. Strood t rotl the Proprietors, nen farther Pew torolor in mMirins, that 'become and Spgaeg, No. 27. Ons-street, awl 'strapper. All , Perfosners apt Ir , • rine 1.. each car. pa, tituL,r in slurrying the ov•sri of preventing' the I' • I: Clio 41 -trumati ' THORN`TON'g MP:D IC A L 'Mak/MTS. Wiwi large Nola.** lbw. Fifth 4ttlition, illostrated with 27 , Plates.-price .Cl lb. boordi rinHE PAILOSOPLIY • of • Id ; being eitaicm, i,XTRACTS NATURE OF /MALTA. and 10:100VAI. of DISEASE. • HOHERV;3OIIN THORNTON, M.D. Me ,l the 11.nytit Lood_ott College of Phssieinns. arr. be. Printed fur Sherwood, Neely. And Jonev• Pittnnvoter - row. " The *ivy dhiCAtitivar-nf birdied Extracts Inn rendered ssr Inspessitrit service to itte - Profession, storlDitioktud in go.nernt. by bringing Win a more enunetted. paha of view, and alfnenipc a more dour and witisfaiitury .dethd of ittr . inimerotis farts mat renindligv tr forrnthe baits the present Improved state nt Medical Setelicti."--Crintal Review.. ~ . .1. • , • );" • ss. TWALECTIOrti itf7tHUßCii-WARDENS fp) - 111 F.Mis • MOIM:111 1 0 1 121LIPC1I fit: SO* "tell t: Dv HUMPHREY PRIDIIAVA. • - Formerly Archdeacon of Suffolk. Seventh Edition; brooeht down la the Yid Geo. 111. with `llotes rod OlfterviitiuTi r . sol . n i e...piT! , • I d nile ‘ t. • e osiPkspipu o u; di c e a i i .lk n iV e sie TITHES, alphitheti „Amy ars-wired. - • . ?Hated lbr Staerimetl, Neely, nod late% Pkitamoster.rws.. In Bvn. Price 3y. 6d. , VIM IMPENDING RUIN of the Barns' EMPIRE ; iisCnoise and Reut.d,, con b iderrd,' : •• - By IT ISC CAAIPBELL. • - " Truth would y.. 0 tench, or raw, noinkiiig Land, " hew, none aid 1-,u, and few vuutrrosud." ' 'London: Pubti,,hed. by E. Wilson, 88, Coritlillt ' • ,'", I.P - • • '-- 4 ,4 11°111 a l tdiYs lll g C. , —rv i let elsat Aui tgivi4a 4 )14 7 ikelogghqiorittil- 'idly ipal up - "Z ote L.' . ,;, : t'.,: d t el ";4*' ,. tWo Anklet, you . saeuld take cif one ...„.. ...., tieers ...4 Lowdier, Sir Jams Outlaw, Mr.", only Intelligible part of the Bill waft what Jembers, mad read a first time. - ,art led tee jocular part of it ; he alluded to Stec... c iif Conseitare Mill was, mikiiie Motion df iiioViiii, after v few Ivor& Tram the Bari of ; alanntr in which different officers were put togeth. 4 . wad Lued,ALIDE,SDA Pi * rejected. ' in the samelruckle.bed, as the Auditor of the Ex. .of LALTDEKDA LK postponed Xis Shaine on the' c h equer Order, relative to the altering of Proxies, tilt to- With Ihe s urveyor of the Forests, and mail, Order, 1 cabers which hados`little connection. "*.'or himself, SINiCURF,.,ItIpL. : •be would only say, that the emoluments of his otfice Earl QR,OSVENQR, .on mcwiog the, second , birely enithled him not to trench upon his private ieading of the Sinecure Bill, went over some of his : : foitune. His ',refits came in by driblets,nf 6 .45. 64. former arguments upon this %object, and obsPrved, , and 6s. Bd. and netlike the payments in gold which that a Sinecure was a monster iii the Constitulion.-.-- the Noble Lord received"froin his Cornish leas mines. lie contended that the principle of granting Pensions . Vet he thought that those who held high,sittuttioes Lis eta, emispecvsation• for public services wits infinitely the country alight iset to be reduced to tno situitina prebrable to that of appropriating Sinecures fat that ,of paupers. If the ;Bill hat any principle.(ef winch purpose. - Unpopillarity had, it was true, been at:, he spoke eery diffidently) it was to substitAte pen. tubed to Pensions, but it was because titer had not ' sions far sin..cures,' and to appreciate, public 'servige generally been granted As the reward of public stir--; by leagtb of time, the worst measure of it thittcould. 'ices. Let the s prinoiple be established of granting' , Jje„disieed. . . • - them for an evivalent, and he Was Satisfied their.' Lord GI,OSYCNOq. Shortly repliedi.-whers this . unpopularity would COUP. . tie tri.sted the Rouse : motion Whig pet, it was nipttived without oAxisioo. would not upon this occasion, as in former instances, I *, .Adiossued till to-rosn i row (this day . ). .. :• ~ Meet this Bill, being convinced- thaf , its :rejeCtiow .: - : : : ,I __ would have an ill effect on the 'public plied, whilst _, - - its-adoption would•be as universal!' -Tula' ',not triumph of .the .Princess of His Lordship concluded by lag of the Bill. The LORD CITANCEL ' ;sties bad token place in ' and his reason fat' opposing t3nnr , tilliei . iblin ('our .then, was, that it was utter; unintelligible. It was.ekpected that he could strike some mq to the Bill and its author any such enmity, unless it that he felt no respect for stand. The object of the iii; three htuttived offices which and to reduce the salaries of 11 : -- -.) ~ or ibisigel -4 - limits. Now be must remark, that those -Noble ' the House for leave to peeptgate their own peculiar Lords who were born to great fortunes, were rather I tenets iii India, whereat' Sheir•objeci Was. Ow kerne hard on the more laborious part of the community, I tion of Christianity payroll, withentieference to i any particular sectarian dont/W.1.:. Xhe-lion. Mena who, like himself,' had nothing bef their salaries to public;l-her here pronounced a -high:Y.l4o* upon the tole subsist- upon. They mere for weighing :the services . of professionel men in . the nicest balanee s !-ral• conduct and character. of:the:body to witom•the and for having them paid with the strictest economy. I petitioners belonged l -that body. having, although ft Such was the - ignorance, hoarder, with which the i commenced under peculiar disadvantages,. succeeded . Bill wag framed, that it . proposed to abolish the 'in promoting very, considerably the great utterests.of office of Deputy Registrars of - the'Couit of Chancery religion, humanity, and. learning. In India it was as sinecures, •by which means, if this act passed, the -, known that, although the Baptist_Misitionaries were doors of Chancery would be closed to.inorrovr, for : not originally proficientrin litertiture, they had con- I there were ao principal Registrars of that Court, trived to acquire an. intimate knowledge of the San.; and the whole business was done by the Deputies, as • scrit and several Indian languages. Indeed, Dr. .they wore called.. The task, of originating a Reform Carey (one of the most_ distinguished of the Baptist in the State, difficult and hazardous at all times, cer- ; Missionaries), in consequence. of his profuiency in 1 tainly required greater consideration than had beet' ; these languages, and his general merit, had been given to the present measure, or than (he would add) . appointed by Lord Wellesley a Prefessof in the those persona were capaldeof giving to the subject, : College of- Calcetta. But, there was this farther, Iwho could .twice send up so crude a project as this and remarkable merit belonging to the Baptist Mis- Sinecure Bill. "In answer to what had fallen from siunaries , that they were now engaged in trenslatiag 1 the Noble Lord, he would say that the House of i the Bible into 10 or 11 different languages of India, iLords were as attentive to real economy as any other and that the produce of their literary labour and in -1 branch of the Legislature, but they were not willing 1 dustry had, instead of king appropriated to their I to deprive the Crown of the power of rewar ding i own use, been uniformly thrown into the common I public merit. . • fund for extending. ahe adoption and influence of I I Lord LAUDERDALE expressed his decided ai%. Christianity.--[fiear, h. ar I]—Aftir reading the i apprebation of the Bill, both in its principle and in I testimonies of Lords Wellesley and,Minto.in favour . its details . It would effect no saving at itil, and in ai of these Missionaries , with the copy of the Kett:setae I congltutional point of view, he considered it as ! Instructions which they received when prOceet)lng en ' highly mischievous. It indeed required more Inge- I their mink% the Hon. Gentleman concluded .with nuity find nttention than fell .to, his lot to understand i 'anoviugthat the Petition-be received. .• even a Single cause of it. The ifery title was alr- ! „Aftew.a few words from General GAiOGIGNE, surd. It called upon the Reese to abolish and re-.; in concurrence with. the Mover, , the sootiest was plate certain sinecure ollicei, all and each, that is, :.agrees to. . - • - ... • they were called upon to regulate what they had I Several other Petitions of a sitniliar, :Attire were ' just aholislietl. The salaries of public offices %%le, also laid on the table. - - ...~ - - • I 414'd • •••• - ~... HOUSE '9F CONIMOSg.,_ •• • . `. ~~ , . . - . miversaily popular as 'Ate { mr. W. smmi Wales over her neCtisers.:gate .nottre ors rnetton,for Fri4e.y , fort:ale to bring tea Billies thebetferproteetion of bridges In Seo4lasto, Y moving theSecouoi read- ; and to pnivent !he iticautions ILAting of. timber. . I On the motion of Mr. lofj.ifi Pit ciro*, certain - itesoNtints • . • , iltiere agreed to for potting4llbort IntolkWitteta poptiged ..,ri... LLOR !gig, tfiat no Atte- ..vale .C.)inmittees on stbe same footing 49,itetialltr OpS,..):,l4eft- the Bill Since Jaat year, lion Coanitte a r i gi h lugr i se writers, i riNlir t r7 .. l ii r. I it now, its he hail done :„ I b o t ZP l e t raktaiLVidt:teettrygstairlillotatatiimedrilling erly impracticahle,, if not per sket. . - . - sects b y. the Noble L vi d .: mi s ittg, aadus io, we rte mi le .0016. oktilditUir - 4.r t as tiaer 'PAr nit eliwle trefaa n irol„ .. hatilPlawss iten-hillints. ,othaitAtak..;4o4. N.. . ..., . othor ; but he diselatmitrl77 -- • • `!'bk. BAP - titan . : ,:',..: ' • t was a proof of enmity, I Mr. WILBERFOKCE, our .pismift.ing a Peritioti what he did not under- from the Baptist Missionary .Cora relative to Bill was to abolish two or ; the propagation of Christianity in rn4lo,took oCcd .. ... !h had subvistad - for ages, sion to correct a misapprehension Ithicb had gone of ethers within. reasonable . abroad, that the Members alibis:l*i liiti petitioned • i - - • char:pier, they ran only be fully, known by consatting Ile ve- rist attostaiseu. a lIV arias sea vi 1., ‘ 1.,. ... .. ,• i •••• e11i../ mg. wag ...No ........••••- - - . I Leeches. together with the Trusses.Mov nerable Or. Wehster's Treatise on that ruisject, written iii the i t oo l ow at present; - INhT4cOEEPF.RB, .• . ~ Inr%., u:1(ler the centre gteway, of Bt. , advanced :see of fotericare, as a testamentary legacy bequeathed they had not risen with the de. I, . • • • ir.l, West .Smithtelsf. a here the public. ,„ his ruff..!„,, fli n ap.e v emares. and which may be ivhd of lire '-` i Net MI lineation to iipae on predation of money, and increase of business ; and .. • Mr. WESTE t . td . .vein iss pnctirain., are reque.ted to 4 p p ri . pripium ;, 14 . e . 6 ,, i n i t mods. rue the coosniatioss.- haw- ina being burn to a !urge fortune was not always the , Wednesday se'npig Pc ttiC9mtaittett.t,pcollsiider the iiii4tions of Whitford's Inycutimaihavisid ever, of those who are afflicted with the fAllawiseg 41,urders, o r' sure forerunner of great talents, he was unwilling to Innkeeper }_ ... . ... , .- -. - . • it ith'any others to which they hear an affinity. st is here pem.- . ' -,-• - wiry inobserve - that iti all kinds of teem. in hypochondria's% • • ' starve the puhl:u service by withholding a suitable. .. , _._, , ii.ts3 igaIN.G liiNTElif. ~. • . NDS ' Lure ever been esteemed ain ;ror • ' In nd •II Mh • he . - d f ebl • • h rak,` - d'ir' ' h Mr,. MA.114 1 : ' f . preseutftVagfittiao,altons c.ore 11. tu berophu , a us a . ers w re the svmprouss • rower rotla• V... 111411 ; y mg away or I MIS . sty in both Sexes; find in toque parts of ' Winkle pores ty or impurity o f blOod—in drnpsy, asthma. and . • ukc she sal* f fh th • • bably tido Maechai'ly_rif • illpii against and die 'lining of Lii. a I)..r.stari of rook.—The BANDANA' [shissx Cakes. possess the peraliar pro., members. paid debility—in the disorders petalo * -**lo AIN . 4 d air •eii t'(litrQ. I holy in la losing the service of the iudiridusl wbo• filled it, the. cenoes t tride .• . efila,,. tk, „gm s,Foug y • WM rxmAsitr delicacy of texture ond L. the female sex, and at the must critical periods which mark, to u n tr- . y might be plunged into • a`-war which would against thikeyeteAtle ! bsgypir,ibi s the imi.so f !..of the Bands Which are cowl:way wished the stages of life. ned filbeilitY Ymbiller eSisiente. the Logllsli '1 • A. lin eases n here the skin has been injured pies Drink wilt he t.sead weeatic. safe s nod goverelgo remedy; . millions lie agreed that there were ; Americanism*" •' . npa,tilialati9n.for cost them fifty . . . . • % knee. tier hardness and rnorsowses Drell- , experience is of troth the surf test. t many *dices which.might well he , abolished, and ' the espqrf9f:. any •. a . l iwfa l sgaruf tl ig,!!,).in .. .1 • mil permanesaly removed, aual MCI ceded' - here. he who praises Justly. praises hest. • r which omitt to be so by the F f secutirt Government; tett:ro il if* pegPlitllti ,4e too . ° gm"; the les., and dellta, y of appearnerre. %bleb -1 - • •.• env biller weans whatever: ft as by ex- - . •I-. Sold to h4l( pint bottler,. 4i. ; pint _ditto, Wild. ',mid 41) let it was not•true, as the Bill eeerned to 'midi, that .• produce'nf . tbatne4y4t . .: .. ..• • . 6iptiaali ‘ F 1 .. ..,. • one eau r oom , u ,,,,i r4uat , ; deft a two ,. qu:srt ditto, 1 4 s. duty included.. ' 1 bvi9 ifilt thli •-• ' IA 0416 . • - s ~.4. s aereras more danger to the Coustitutle . on fioat this MOO °lg. , ..*.'. ,l • . .. l t . . . ~ : ds Sony . Asa preservative of th e side Wholes/Ile nisl'y by the sale Prostritialii E. Ike awn Om as, - - .ap vs unequalled. .. tints. Not to refer te.the . our Owe coleuies.w, *me, r. , 4,.. o , 4 lN or t. . Borough Nigh-wren g nod brtaaaat trait in see ihskn in f ormer . • . • • • ~ 1 . . 7 lone Ageuts, whose shrift's:fel It bears, bit 'nun in the 'Muted Siollibia S. and 4 the fullnitti ji edmialstution of Sir R. Walpole, even in the year. mitts* thtr i le4loo of toylike. E • , „.,_. .., _ . ,A 4 .0 Ws, ... 1 ? 9 . Str"Ddg Pear Temple. b:ar. losodun ; Venders. their • 'Avis, in imailun t —Mean. lilawaril • ..,. t. 1795 and before the Maim* ifeUeenber of placeingo 61014.1e4 Weld iboxify.lleppit e • • Ir. *- ... g o o . : iss a farther Security. beg them-to he Oar- 1 1 •Yols. 1 4 01 10 110 .• Writ il liti g liPtd •g- ' 6lliannil l•C helliell i "-" ' s s t the mime and strlttress al tbe-petnles, E. Drogbi. Ide. X -rehab s-Baltithilliallieioal Wareligrett 10 I tisg,these of Commas far eiroolallids.what it was .geuerc, )ll ;sotura 41) Ca - .. AL i t I.: .. ig , . A , - .., aii • . wr y-. 4 ~.. -street, Covent-garden, is *Magi to the, ';.f the ati),d4 fi:, X - Criltili C 4 cs_ IF,,bribY, ~,,,,_. C ‘ ,..." 4 -,.. 1 ak, propoit._, No. Gooorismatoosid .iobsist - without. - gnu oath 'WI .. , ..,i 1 W.... . ~,,i , . .. , r,, .. ~ kll "' her ' ate cluutfrrfebg• OM by "'an,' • ‘ ,.v i ugg ist, 144, ...h ..i " I r wi r ' 1 `....A-.--- -- " — Clu — a metal f' remise as . vett Jtoilsamiaisaseartiettiurso . Om opus of tht - 7 • 1 ' ~- • ' . ,•ot ' . sad Medi, itte Ventlem i n t ii4 n and e mu) - ratrfOl•firelet, mitt . .r.......: • • at Ke.........w......r00k . , .. • I t' s. I' ' ' kr. But it 1,. siva times wiltesinry tro be 34 •74 5 4 / 4 :1 • s -14 8 0- 4 Nrer* I Mitiltie.** gilt BO 40 hedoveriioedirlifibrif filmook; .101. 101 0!t. *how goinit•dealv ,64 o4 ll Vl._ •L 2 ',.. ' ; i„•voi tt o ... r,the weave Gaulle,. wfuoisAsill he the, ,W 1? " 1 I 4 , 18 . 014 _,,C• 0 ; C -fres . Ited,never, fella . a single tta,tute., die , 1 0 . 6 0 44 0 1 S . * 4 41 , - ••• • '• „4 t*‘' :" . ' •••• • le lerrailiepx bids LA bow Estee- ay • imt Aka •, ' Ob. fliters(reesi .el e e ''' • , :i s • 7*, ~ :: •. A . soli•sadirimabikuilesaminksio 6 Wiiimie.*sitaiimlitS • . . • .... • . . .. . •• -- •• •_. • •• • . . .. . ~ .. . . . - , . • . . f. V ib hole 111V 4 % SKETCI for thej YU* -.,,.. i • SCHOOLS. IPrice Ilaif-n,Crown. rir Er rERS on the MANACrEMENT and EiCONO‘I If of SCROOLS ; addressed to a Young . Clesigs man, on commencing a sentiency io the country; inelud- '..,iiig it System of Studie.i. and a Cliositi: adult of Books. requisite , ' for the liberal and extended Education of professional soul Cons- ,I inerelal Pupils; being the result 4 the Author's Thirty teals speeirtife, in his kwablisluartits ut Idansield, Nottingham, conl Wimbledon. By the . Rev. S. CATLOW, • . La te Miner nfille Li erary nod Commercial School at Mans , tkeld and Wimbledon. Amidst the multiplied objects on which Books have been adriiretosett to public notice, no work having the evidently.use fat porptist , of these letters, ever before claimed public attest ti... No sobjcii, at the smite time,. culls mare imperiously ! fa: serious coosideratitm. from the notorious periiimi. male I ! mid female, who are interested in the succem ut Schlott Emu . blisloomns. ' ' • , , • S..til by T. Underwood, 92, Fleet-street, and to be had of . I all bqoltselleni and stationers. • i