The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-17 00:00:00

Pil3W STATE LOTTERY. QW 1 FT and the Contractors, respectfully ► ..bee is the isnpfainnef the NNW. the folki* tog Solialne , I.; 4.1. ST MIK LOTTERY. to begin drawing not - the 17 th of SEP I E*SEIII. .to the eonbirsiiiou of which, .they have rrom pio~l a it 6 ,'h wis ie 4 h.• Pwhlic, by niikinig the latebt Pros , . Twenty. Pounds.and at -thalami. time hive e,iyen a.tarsier rtni.ortioo tat Total', Thailand and Teo WiiSossad Prinesi thus is nay of the late Lotterleg. SCkIEME. _ _ • _ _ ___ .4yinellatopred Via de Orjsve, I? to the Doses - - 665. • Ditto Same .' _ - ditto - - .76.4. ••Old Hoek - - ditto - —130 s. tl . Ditto Curious - - ditto -.- - /40‘ _.Ripe . Clummine - . ditto -13 Us.. ONOyenu Martiaique - ' ditto - - 12,b. • For the conorrnieoey of those Families who prefer their Wines , r ... hi .Pints„ and for Compoisseurs in omperior Articles. the haveComl :Ca:gol ze t te r ted t i he most choice s tr i i t o c as on .rtri e ues p , *.e. seed and offer the Pine West Italia Madeira, 12 Piuts to the doom' Xs. •Old Lost India (limo, of the must exquisite flavour and quality, 12Jn the dozen - • CO. •Dooto Malmsey ditto - - - - 4.9.. j)Ohl East Isdia-Sherry, of the mo st corissio oadosarco quality, 12 dim, - - - ss=. liFioe old dry Lisboa, .12 ditto •0 i ito Concordia . - - A ~ -41 b., swgegstomilit, sry rate qsality , .. _ . t„.;,dit" . Ms. wni, sitt9y **lid, WO& ifir kiss siVasb• ~ iiiim of the revniffite ototagesof 180% 4 1211W 'z' Its. •Ditto of the woos rare sort, bottled from the 11014.ea rises Old Wine is the Kingdom', that has lain in a body pearly twenty nears. This article has all the settees and layout. of the nuo,t rare Win:, ird is • .worthytheatteiltioa of the Arts ConnaoimzurtilVAkt• - 3 94 . 1 Lo-cioos Shrub, made from the finest flavoured old Rum. 12 ditto - • - ' - 245. •Ripe.full flavoured Donne Brown Stoat,. 12lltin • 4s. 64. _ . .41/9.031 . ate 4.140,000 Itoll - .14 5 - 6 . Sod - - 1.01) 7 - .. 100 - ,3.144 34) - 90 - • MU - i 1S - .. Z. 90 -- .r ;,, MO First-drAwaßladkilp ion, ~, . i ! 4 ;of 12,00J•Tiekett. :4/2000 The fi rst Ticket drawn a Prise ;have 94,, es the first D a y, ell receive An asliitioual Prize of 10;0001. The first Ti.ket drawn r Prize atrove• ROI. on the. Snood hits, a.!! recover au additirionl Prize of 5!0,(1001. kets asJ Shoves are selling ut great widely at 'SWIFT awl tAt's OffiCe4. No: 11.. Poultry ; No. 12i Charing-iron; sod No. Si. AUgate Nigh-street; where, ia she low ,Thgee /tooth% the following Capitals hove been all sold in Shares, 07. No. g.. 3, a p l 4. of JOkoool. No. 6.g34, a Prize of 2,11001. 4. 5.533, a Prize of 2,000% No. 6,t1.5, a Prize of biOt. N.. 1;491. a Prize ..f 9101. No. b7,41,.ti Prize of MN. •Ctirious Mellow Ale. warranted two year. ski before bottled, but of the softeu Savour, 12 ditto - ss. 6d. • •Those Articles marked *are what the Company recommend, ap being of a.assire superior quality than what is generally sold,, nod of the Soesklavour. The ARTIFICIAL. LEECH. and M PRO VED TRUSSES. for RUPTURES. WHITFORD, Surgical Instrument Maker and ti Cutler to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and Trips-maker to the City of London Trate Society, for the Relief of the Rup tured Poor, patronised by his Royal Highness Ike Doke of Cambridge; begs leave to pumpunce to the Public, that the new and complete APPARATUS, as a SUBSTITUTE for LEECHES, lately invented-by him is new sanctioned by the Society of Arts, Massufaeturet, anteComaseree, who, in •testi their approhation, bare again voted him their Silver Medal, (it addition to throne that be had the honour of receiving Qom them in the year 1810, fur his improved Trusses. The Ap pertain Is simple and efficacious, the mode of applientioa easily understood, soul it is tumccompaaied by any possibility of au ger. J. Whitford has the satisfaction of informing the public, and , those willictedmith ruptures,. that-the good effects of his ins. , printed Trusses have been felt within these few.' can by from eight to ten thousand afflicted individuals:* sad he engages, by easy and convenient means, to keep up the meet diUlcult rup , lure that can exist. Isitford's Artificial Leeches, torthar with the Truism may be hnd at Mu Manufartory; carder the centre gateway of St. tiaxilsolotatew's Hospital; West Smithfield, where the and professional Gentlemen in partiralap are rreptessed asap ply; several spurious imitatioas of Wisitesrd's laseatiens having been exposed for sale. • 1/11E REAL JA_ JA (.1, by' ~Ay }rand tICY tmd MAIVIIN, 97, High . Mousy of the terfeirt my, as ma de . DAY and 14* TIN; others have 97,110L80UN,. leaving oat the word 111 If t said sooMbaie, himself tor) before the *Ogles' Number, AM' Abu isbstrve, that Sito,whole Address b filar nod distinct. UTILITY AND ELIiGANB Igialerdhe illuitrioas patronage of their' Revd- the Prinesss of Wales and Ualce of Sasser, b fleecy the Spaaish Ambassador, and many Families pf Ist idiom., MAC AS SAR Oi.L 'for lie' AIR, Tbk Oil is proudly recommended an' fligitais of truth gag otrperimme,. sad the most respectable testimitolals It poe. Penal proper,* of the most sabaltrimatatere fur restoring the L Hair. where it has been Bald for years, preserves It from fall= lag odor tensing grey, to the Wan 'pentad of life"; produces on the tresses a most beam iful 'GUM, Scent, and, rl. This Oils is bilnitelyiyalcaciuni in reintatiog Children'tHair, promotes the Growth of •Whiskon, Eye-brows, alte: ttlu See, it is pre-emblem foe renovating the Histatio Hair, mid renders ing it truly elegant and beautiful. filerehanta, Cniaains, Ike. will and this an Article of pre-pai __ PTler:lllKlie Ameadment 11, 'were , sieved to he committed to -m orrow. ceeds were . a politipti. The Loan Bill went tittOugh a Committee, the Report of a'aich was ordered to be reeetsed trwrititrow. I' • • .nature though par t a ki ng of -the character of both. Tke Land Tax 'Redemption Bill went through a Committee, Though the commerce of limits had not been very the Reptitt of which was received, and ordered to be taken into 'whet consideration on Friday. ptoductive,.he was not aware twat M . any year since .: A. Bill for pretends' IllieitniMillatien in Ireland was brought th e l a st. renewal of .their Charier, their funds had Its, 'read. a first, and ordeied to be tend a good tithe to- been insofficierit to pay their divideeds. morrow. • Mr. CREEVEY said, the Company 'had. formerly Mr. WHARTON brought Ina Bill to providefor the Charge e(.the Puh/k Funded ,Debt of Great Britain for tbe year iii 3. oeen in the habit of coming to . Parliament when 44 He also brought in the Local. Tokens Bill. They teada first, and ordered to ht read a second time to-morrow. st • • "ere severally . surplus of their territorial r e venue did not Wes • The Insolvent Debtors' Bill was re-commlued, the Hesse re- the oiviacods, and this practice liewisliedtoWirete. Awned, and the Cbairman having reported progress, it was or. stored. dered that it should resolve itself into the Committee again to- Lord CASTLEREAGH sa id tlis Resolution ovnt Morrow. : ~.• The Iri,j, l ana i Co m p an y Bill was read a second ti me, and .to revert the territerhti . resole Ael the , Compeer ordered to kocommi keit on Friday.- being applied tp conseiercial peyjeeses without - the Mr. W. FTTZGERALD roved that the lilicit . Distillaffoo NU , * P` i sanction of the Board of Contre_ul and there .se --Me il l' a irg•sa li tktie was not In the Horse wises'the BM I plied wecrrvectivertetheetil apprehended. • :.....,. -- • was (rola Ant time, eche should *aye *Roved it. Ueda _Sir J. ,NEWPORT copteuded, the Comiskey , reeded to toe his objections to the 'measure, and mid, he a • • ' -with the pregent motion, as he thought itneeessary that the'Sill, -o si -, ght •to come Ici : Perlialient. ~, • ...z. should be priated,•that it might.be thoroughly understood by the - fhe Resolution WM carried. , Tee next Resole.. ',Rouse. ' tion was curried without discussion, aftet which it Mr. W. rItZOIRRALO briefly replied to the last speaker, after which the Bitl was ordered to be printed. was proposed to return to the third Resolution. The Pilots' Regulation Bill was brought in, read a tint ' and Vlr. BARING wished the discussion on this Re ordered to be read a second time on that day se'uoight, and to be be The uteri. • solution to be postponed to another day, on account • The liish Treasury Bills' Bill, the Irish Tobacco BiU, and of the absence of his Right lion. Friend (Mr...Tier the MIA Distillery Bill were severally read a second time, and , ney), who was kept away by au accident. committed for to-morrow. Mr. LONG hroaght la two Bills for granting . allowances to ' rd 'CASTLEREAGH was sorry he could not Militia Ofik•eits, • Adjutants, and Scrjeant-Majors. He skis agree to this, but the excessive importance of the brought in a Bill to _provide for clothing the Militia and Local Militia. The three Bills were severally read a first, lad order ed to be read a seeoad time to-morrow. impracticable. SWEDISH TRIKATY. Mr. BARING then rose to move an Amend' ment Mr. PONSONBY wished to ask the Noble Lord of the nature of that which his Right Hon. Friend opposite (Lord Castlereagh), if on. Friday, when the j had intended 'to propose. His wish was, that is Swedish Treaty was t o be taken into cousideration, ; opening the Trade, they should proceed.gradually, it was his intention to do any. thing more than to Iso that they might feel their way as they went. Act. move in the Committee of Supply, a Grant sufficient lin thus, be thought many of the evils to be eppre -63 meet the - sum to , be given to Sweden as a Subsidy ? 1 hended from the sadden opening of the trade to On the answer of the Noble Lord,'tlte course which ' India might be avoided. That which he should pro. he should feel it his duty to pursue would materially pose was, that for a certain period ships sailing front, depend. any port in the country should be confined to return Lord CASTLEREAGH meant to propose to the to the pert of London. This he propoled, not. from Committee a vote of a sum to the amount of the sti- i a wish to confine the import trade to the pert of , pulated Subaidy, and did not intend to go further. London, bat from an idea that such a regulation Mr. PONSONBY understood the . Noble Lord would be of general utility. He thought it would did not mean to propose an Address to the Prince be the interest of the merchants 'to do that which he , Regent, expressing approbation of the Treaty. wished them to be forced to do. He wished them to ~•-• Lord CAST LEREAGH apprehended sqcb ‘ a course be enabled to make • the exPeriment of trading to ,kobld be unusual. . India, without ,exposing themselves. to ill the risks • Mr. PONSONBY• said, as the Noble: Lord did which those l , Who ,were of opinion their. ideas of not mean to move an - Address to the Prince- Regent, 1 carrying - on a profitable trade were delusive, thought he would now give notice that it was hii intention to I they must be exposed to if the-present restrictions move one, sot of congratulation, but of condemns- I were at once removed. If this Amendment _sere tiers. - He should make his.motion on the qeestion I agreed to, theexperiment could be made at the least .for the Speaker's leaving the Chair, for the House j possiqle risk, and private merchauts could go to la ,to go into the Committee, or on the House being re- die and ascertain if the trade were worth carrying soured. : . on e without beitigexposed to that ruin, witielmitight . . . Mr. CANNING bad sot been in the House when await them, if, in the first instance, they were en the.-Right. lion. Gentleman first rose. Ile wished i couraged to form expensive establishments, while to know whether it, was his intention to take the 1 the result of the emulation. was doubtful.. Those discussion on the-Speaker's leaving the Chair; or on I who, on 'the presumption that the India trade would the House being resumed, so as to avoid putting a I continue to be carried on as it had been the, Policy of negative on the supply ? • . • i two centuries to dirty it on, had formed large and • Mr. PONSONBY said, be should take the sense expensive, establishments in the port of. London, of the House on the question ef the, Speaker ' s lea,- I might have time to, dispose of their property if this lug the Clair, or on' the House being resumed, he : suggestion were adopted, and those who might other had not yet determined which. He thought, how- i wise be ruined by the shock, could thus, if time ever, he sheeld feel disposed to hike it, ,- , the House I were i '-F do' He - the heing - --- did , wish, the.' House ..I . grant • that be' . :, , ... 4. •• ,e,11.,;, ,. r i/ :. . • ~', , ..r,„. 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' . • a •„,„4,: or , Alive . 1 ,. it et own igle.oloo ...frtVl *VS illt. ....-....... t r_ . _ __ , . 1 ,. b„,., g iven gratis, wool! is fature he devoted to Ift.tdied , 1 ' 1 ,74 sCW•4 ate/ ese eellfe; killis Pall, wilillalliii.lbo - • - • -,.„c' - Wails threeeit a CeitediFeeeif the dl •, „ipt =' ' t o s* - pc: .. ••• • "" - "i '.... ' '''„ . 11k 46 . • ' '. . ether ' ; and ls Ova "' relm)l66lll ilai table wilkillt irwre forwarded an"aead lu rneet dre . It IS. Cl; " ti ll . • • . - the change it not impositions that a course or as*viot height- I' 9 hietit f *liii • ht termitiateiosordidoet.: for he eau *Whey wart • *Meg 0:4 Mee Steno, Arse th e d oom , • . roamer wog *Curious. old ••I'net, of she /Vintage mf 10011, of 'the Ism. . :I°Le4l .;ime ve i,ggi lli rof . LlV,4l l RPOOL preomted certain 0 • / . .. ' eleup lior true mucl.- The man who 1149 seen tare of the • • Metal po re- .., the oitition wai,Withdraytn by L - • • . sood mid its trap than it.e Advertiser OLIGHT NOT to be a .. ny;aLescloislie *moor, per Pipe 0 . • • Quarter Pipe. . . ' Ai. Pew b 9 swlllethed olf ille Rnyol }lightest Ole Prince Regent re- CAStLERE GJI, for.the p u . , - oae ° :se .brkksists• • kb% °.... • l i' ~,,,ic e; an d ,image it nook! he, if, in extra prolossiosal e . li- Vali riPr, 651. • aka alone are thew ettotemitisied in-this gobligotion, Very Floe old Sherry, 6•eors is the wood,. per Suit - list; I •PrM•eshe pecsaiaryads•nnees to Sweden, and the Treat; be ' rave% w - . m i . i t_WenaSwed . nosed .I(isme, ow goverted to by his Lordship: on a wort! that which wet iti object intrrst se ratkflill • 'Quarter Sett Ili• esperience sbonld be foond wholly uteless. Rare - must be -.--Hillf Sittl..6o l . --. WI. rammer ege*ltlik= he observed were already printed, for OW thfilliwAhlitew t tiOn Mi.. .. . r . e l i r th e p um a', to which Ole Advertider's :floe,. old W.5A. 6114 Madeira. Per toe • or gripe% a .er. -1., . occasion . to . observe t the Cotitplitly hitV:tlll/8111‘ col •.-: '. la safter a p e a •.* . sat. cheesed their pl-Adjourned fill tO•MOrTOW. ' Perelion could he dedicated wili.out e ff ect pii•aoLverotatdootki, slaw. Pi =l.' it ,i.,. ) e qu.ll ,ii &Meshy many ,A; ich he Itas.mastered. lilow • Per Gallop. • --:, , • r r . 'HOUSE' OF CO?vihIONS. . „ .ion ore • ,:•kci, of At nest Mit,:itude lost from iitooranee what . Fine flavoured Geneva ' - • .11i. 61. the habit of makiaz a clitidegii _whoa they had isii ••• i . ffli ' di ary p 1 Ditto old strong ditto - . - 1 4 ,, 66,- ' The Irish echoes lUD, allid the /New Street Bill, were read - IN. 6d. profits to ; divide. Before their , hat lease expirede . • . • ti d,.? 11 iv. , decisive . f stoecesi is a well-cliosao . IN. perfection 4 idyl e frequently is,..by liken , Abe a gha st :Cl • Ditto . very urnoo - . 101 patticular liar nr proffered utility is here ehOlked out.- 1 Ditto ditto Huilands . - p e B3l , li ege ,. °d ; 11 ,4 4114 1 1 , dr. No6 l4 4 aDd krotr a girt::% Bilifor_aseertaloing the Price of • whgit they had no surptus revenpe: to make a diti: ' Free dend, they. were in tbe hahit Or c . e . tal'ag .to :Perlis4 - • u s , meseeker after right colt., or the seiner udder wrongs. ) . me rreotalption is kit, whether the deteripti•• of co-operator • Ditto Pre - . Brown Stoa t l2 to th e dozes - its. f u t, sec isooz a s t 4 exported . e 0.12 mo st w‘ as iuwi rea s d o a be firs pri t. n n teti ad ; 0rdevcd . 10 .,. ,1" .,.. ne5iti,..._ .. a: moot and w it h itg .t h e i r i :asel as 14 the cheste i .t k ey • brefts:e from this advertisement many be worth twit isarlog. .0 •Fiuret Ale, w arrauted 22 esonths_old, before - 10' Ad.. On , ,of Ier.;CALCHAFT, returns of ahOpatai, fir were forbid to Make I dividend tut out of the • itievi - • ( reati , go ouly to be inkleel, that the Advertiser will 'necktie With . „.- 110.1. 1 1__ . - . - - roviing immoral or iller.l ; .oul that. however le lor wand. WIPIPPw. Ale, ditto - - • 14a. -Pd. &Arbil! : .t trote .s„.9 :l 4 rea u t I , 3; i l u t d air 4 z w a e i r i el t r r e l ler ilr ed The te be laid - Vag . plus of their territorial revuuuee, after jiazips thisile . • . . i0.,.,,,t be allowed to decline what it d .To frank 'Per Gab,. illne rari ' • ;, p hi).* it, jel•Very aro Cookie Browly, warranted to be tee before the Seim "-' ' - - , politic,al4ad other expends. ° ss s . od, , The 'Committee at the Irish Ipsolvent.Debtors' Bill was peat- - Lord cAJOTLEREAGH - did notnaeritatst ,tki ' . applications the frankest answer.; will be due lored to the oterel% c•triotts. that their resenteit may chaser to veer... . - - - ~..buto elpeietle sae a&Toared told Root - -18 s. 6d. Potted la Taeada• , .. 16s. oti. The Loom , &Hobs 0 ," Wise Bill, and, the Land Tai l tilvidedis :were to 13e paid out pf ibeir territorial:re - . . . 90., pd, Ansendwant Bill, were niverolly read tisecood time, own out net the eases ' etperiment. " • Floe old B. Braid ' ' Pirect by letter oa'sy •(pobt paid) to A. S. C. No. i7ePit- tin e utd ..B riimb l oused . ", i. and or- tense i ,bat oat of their net proceids. ..Thoae - pio. • ethllv."• ... _ __, 1 _ - coeds were more of a commercial tiiiti of a lioliatitt __ Per D esert. ,drred- w: .to ItecttoptittedTrimitto ......--••••-e •••••s•-...-^7 •••• ••••• r"" •""' --.`"''''''' ever, he shonld feel disposed to take it, on the House i were given be hit down easy. 'He Intuited the root otinty foe preservaarsht Hasr la is..t eltusees, For gem& mutely! i h it hae d, a 6. Treatise on the Impose- being resumed . •He did not wish to confound the.; House woad feerthe best plan, could adopt was meat of the Haman Hair. givtpg a full destrijniou of 'the sir- grant of the subsidy frith the policy of the treat y , as I that of pursuit% Umiddle tipple which • coukl ini• tun of the OH, witit•testtmonlids from persons of dialnguisbed eonsidesetioo. TlOWlntreetting Bouk -mod the 011. Is highly • b e t h ought there was a:great diffeeence between en-' rieusly hljure no chills of peitobs,, and which, if l't woolly oh, attention of parents, proprietors of whoeis, Or., tibling the Government .to Asks. good the engage.] yore only on apeetifer jte eseciiiotory. nature. had and should be a Vade-Memon for every family thnotsglustm Ilse menu they had entered into, and approving the.t re aty 4 clal to • their approbstkia. .H. coaclvdrd ,by world. Sold at Ss. 6d. 64 6d. 10s. 63. or large bottle eon-- by 11. is . ssa . b y the sole p ri ti ose i bm. which.those engagements. made. . I met h% an•Arnendmeet; the purpose of which was, taioing eight sesnli. at.. A. Kowlsuld and Soo Kirby-street, Ha‘toolgatdee, I - Mr. FANNING had not meant to blame Abel to restrict theimpotte frees lediete the posh4l4f o ' and by their wholesal; 'limits la Loath& 6._—_,.. kOttras proposed to be taken .by th e Right Eton. ; do n for be_yeere. • • Alin by hie. paying. Siorliasneabsweist 4 Maws. Nesestsawl one mow peas-u t eri i and Newts. assidhre, Wetteropii co. Gentleman. He approved of the distinction he had .. Mr.. P . . IiIiqUINFELL *co wat Alitlrlits o ts ca t wi.se:es.. D e ws, Mr. (.;. Csighlon, estnt4 l Pellidies'Gfiqg I . made between greeting the subsidy and sanctieuiug I on:the greeedthetit woe aticetats . sur Or- bit , . Wee des Hlosgow s 14m. Rattans. Illtheirgh I ssild ay , L _ .•___. all pier sed,Asedlclatt wader , . biome , ;gew • amoebae ,. .9.. , ..re...y. . Efe thought there was a great difference, cority of the . Ehreeues, and .. •.. , , it the FAD • - • . betWea the twe.cases. - . tutpedieekt thit.roteigeorsAvold .VA ,:. 4: ,Mi ned ... it bbeggog.—To preen* Impostiims , plume to a s h for' • s tre _fi lo mouvena d iail e n d e d. tow plaro tioltecathiwit# erpr the • . . ....____. • . kowleas's Stemma, Oil 4 *ad obwrre• pane usrumntier. with• ,A, K. out ihesl~re me the Isiteb in sell lot. A.. Ittmelnadang anst, . * Aar. W ARD pestpOsied the cookidetetioa of • . tir MILK slll,trOir4 4,00 til@ • t Timid, and the Bonk iodated. I • the 0 lAN ON El *Mk" le .Weekeeilay. -. . . • "Rick, ityppetto, marld )04 or t r ei l orr. sws e t . . • Of jiseglareeimy be had*ALSANAXTRACT for T4B. THETHasid GUMS, sand earksg th e gels, at log. bd. my , A if ire =g ai :y4o., _OU•Sig r ic a l lid 1 =i1 1414 . ' • -.• ~I°l it kII A.P 4 IO , " 1114 P, "di n g 1114° ot a gr Ss. fut. sithittie k or b. Stkperbox. A -W. osetuairkg . 1.14" 014 ilhl . khlbilnit : 111111 "%barked- in k. Vs r•- • 4.•• • . 1° ' ...1,- • 4._,, •,.. ... 4 . , ....... ....% .. dtz...- . . • - . . - , • . . • . ' • . . s ,. . . . • . r T.l BB SOLD BY AUCTION, • By. Mr. SADLER, At his ftepontory, Goswell-sireet, TO-MORROW, Jaw IS, at Twelve, UPWARDS of 70 Lots of HORSES, of ya k.; deseripiiism, amonest.w hid% are several clever hun ters, etarcei , , harnarh, tandem, atid gig hones, in high cop e:lnn. and very goad goers ; a somber ot. bandanme gallo we). d Nrtil•rohehierf, carWierses Maness, sac -earls, one chni-e, gigs, dte. T., he viewed itte moraine of Sale, and Catalogues had. Public Vale Days every Tuesday and Friday. BAYLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. IVBAYLEY, Patentee of the Original * BLACKING CAKI S, .begs knve t•• inform the that in eompliance with ettimerints goikiut tic mi. he h as t • pared LIQU 111 JAPAN BLACK ING, Which possesses tuper lid. properties, and more speedily than any hiker prepara lum ofike kind, pi t•duces the deepest black hod highest possl - Inure; jt retains its brilliancy, and will keep in any *brute. S4d wholemle and. retail by . Bayley and Blew, Coekspur street Loudon ; and retail hy toast of the sisal Veders. Pcice the Pint Buule. The• r egetLeales continue to be soli. price 6d. each. NOADVAINCE IN CONsEQUENCE OF Tug • • MOURN ING. IMPORTANT SAVINGS, AT 183, FLEET-STRErt WITHIN 3/11/(Pr DOIItS OF ItEIVER•LAPIg o REA MON 11. Y. uIBBONS, WOOLLEI4 DRAPER, MAN'S • MERCER, and TAILOR,. yammers to his numerous Frietub aad the Pishicoushk•Worlsl i Ihat be is enabled to sup- Piy We with Articles of Drefou.mtade la the Arst•skyk ut ele- Wm. at.d of superior quality, at the following very •reduced Price, : A s. d. Very hest Spanish Wool Sepals* Cloth Cools 3 6 0 Ditto Rfiti•lt Wool ditto - 4 2 10 0 04 .4 Second Ditto - - . 1 16 0 Vet% bst Supertice Kerseymere Breeches . 1 Blt Mu. ditto Doable Milled ititto . - 1 8 0 arst D..ohle Twilled Cord ditto - - 0 18 g 1 4 4 ..naable Marseilles Woi-teoats - - 012 0 Antlevery oilier Article, sylo•ther Great Coats, Ladies' Riding 11 A 1 .. Koteloons, &c. die. charged Kith co equal regard to genuiuo MP:1)1cl NE, SPILSBOItY'S. PATI'NT .ANTLACOIi.HUTIC DROPS ; Itaa the w "' 111 " the Rifle& Anteui." exprefted nn Owlt)et. hill for . threrssen, ;Ind mumuide whopper. mid the Rini% thltY is pr.lantt ink. In Rattle. of 66. i double; lot. 6d. 1 eau! MP% imig %chided t Compound ft:s•unco, Bt. - To Mr. brILSBU RY. 15, Sokototabre. Croahrook. ruffle 18. `IR. —linvinr experienced to much .bettent (roe yoar•PA.. 1. • rA NT I-SCORBUTIC DILOPS. without ingratitude. I i. ",""'t 1 , 1 it remain-oak / W ow t o yourself mat the yublic. 1 was s; , al% a Wined w lib the Si 'levy lo ley legs which for two years yr.it. ill s became worse, till 1 bad above 400 lodei it Meer " 11 "* , " 'AI or which were much troddcr than a vbilft. My stmt.. heung ktuws: to li brow* Gentleman, lie isifitfi use of n vc,vtittlitilf br Wee : the.person had been coded to bed lhr cr , mte.i part of twin years and by inking a few small ho {-. "r Drofs, Way somet:ored. • bit reenumusudalinn. I . 4 ltred to zive them is trial t and to my .gre.at favorite rontristi. l anon Mood my Illorell healed, and after nails re null boffin, I could do my walk willtaatiotmesterdence. :I:. Kevin, the re,tarn of the.di t ease.. 1 take *boat o ._ __ne alttsil r:teli tear. *li e f, omccaded to wig", l 6•l* -imon y..ur amatci c uswoul. 1$ ouet,, .Ic/cepa Duiseil. TIIOIIIA3 KENN:UW.I