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Drummond ; 1i t _ Co. ‘Valker. sad Co.; and Ste'pliennon, Remington, and Co.; by the 1331.5:412t semusry, Mr. Wm. Eddrup, 51, Houodsditch ; and by SAMUEL A3IOIIY, Hen. See. Throgrnorton.street, February. 1426. SPANISH TEE.—The Sub-Committee appointed to inquire into the in. dividuel circumstances of the unfortunate Refugee., and to endea vour to discover means by which th-y might be enabled ultimately to provide for tr.mselves, have ascermined that many of them are so destitute of necessary clothing as to be totally unable to seek emplayment, or in some canes even to appear in the streets. and among them are a few di.oressing cases or women and children. The prat number of claimants on the fund subscribed for their relief, hu compelled the Committee hitherto to restrict the weekly allowance to a sum barely sutll,tient for the purchase of necessary food. The Committee therefore earnestly appeal to the benevolent for further aid, and they especially fullicil dorations of wearing ep- Fere!, blankets, &e. The Lord 3layor having appropriated a room it the Mansion Howse for the reception of such etudes, a person has beat appanted by the Committee to distribute them to those meat in need. The Committee respectfully entreat the ro.operetion of the Pub li:. especially in Provincial Towns. towards providing etnployment for the Refugees is Teachers of Foreign Language*, and of any of the Art*, especially those which attach to the military profusion. Amount of Subscriptions already announced . C 9,633 te. 4d. Additional : Z .. I si. City of Lofiden . 1100 0 Anonymous - 60 0 H. 11. . . 1 0 The Rev. the Chancallur J. C. Roberts - 1 0 or St. Paul's- - T. B. . . 1 1 Sir T. D. Arland, Batt. C. L. - • 1 1 51. P. . . 10 10 J. B. S. . . 0 6 i Alsoqui. of Bute - 26 5 A. M. - 1 1 :Marchioness of Bute 10 10 - Chas. Boner, Esq. 6 0 Admiral Thos. Spry 10 0 T. Y. 2 0 Collected at Leeds by Geo. Russell Scott, Esq. . 1 1 Beaks, Esq. 1671. 10.. 6 d. R ". Mr. Eveleigh . 1 0 Sir It. Hymn, Bart. ALP. 10 11 T. Leotard . 1 0 Hon. W. F. I.:lphidetone 10 0 T. M, - . 5 01 Bey. G. Atwick - 5 0 ?boo. Williams, Esq. 2 2 Mr Cot, of Beaminster 1 0 H. C. . • 6 6 I A. C. . - 1 0 W. A. W. . - 1 0 ! Mrs. Matt, per Hoare and A. R, - 1 0, Co. . . 5 0 R. R. - - 1 0 ' Messrs. Hicks and Co. 2 2 Esq . hos. Flint, . 2 2 British Traveller 10 10 2. 11. . - 1 0 Ilniats. Cook and Co. 5 0 17 .. el Firewilliam • 100 0 Royal Sone: Lodge 2 2 ?um Cassell, Esq, 3 0 Capt. Jackson . I 1 , -... A. Hallam, Fa 4. 5 0 Joanna Jones - 2 0 1 !I. 1 H. - - 3 0 H. Wedgwoud . 1 0 • . 2 0 W. - 1 0 John Rea, EA. of Weston l'n Ineonna . 20 0 R . Colville - 6 6 From a sincere Friend 100 0 - • 6 6 T. D. per F. Freslitield 50 0 R. Wilmot liorion, Eat J ec asper Pk, Esq. 2 2 L.P. - . 15 0 E. T. . . 23 0 Jules ChAton • 0 6 From the Town of Devon. J. B. rardale, Esq. 1 1 port and Parish of Stoke 31vs. J. B. Carders 1 1 Demerol, per 11. iVels. W. Stone, Ls.q. pa OM m . ford brook'e'd Co. - 2 2 B alan ce i n of a ru f Fund Miss Bd. cl Miss S. Moron 10 0 reis.al by a few inclivi. sliss Mann, of :Sicaton 1 1 dual*, by do. Rev. Dr. P. F. Bony 6 0 Prim Plitnouth andW2ll. (Id. its Rev. Dr. Dr Teoyio. of /:lun. - 105 In C ountess of B romeauchamp 10 0 F Tavi•toek, by do. 12 10 it. W, E. 10 0 . v E eq i4l;4 . near b, J. Tingeomb, • . 1 0 Frost Ilarford, lvy t. all ; f h • Fuisiek., Eaq. 10 0 I Bridge, by do. . 1 13 - 40 0 F. FRESH FIELD, Hon. See. ...uhscriptions will tontines to be received at dm Banking Holmes ''' l "eat'''. Srrth. Pease. and Smiths, Mansion House.place; ties Richard Can Glyn, Hills, Benito:, and Co.'s, Lombard-grotty Mynas. William and Co.'s, Birehiii•Line; Meats. Retries, Fs" sloher, and Co.'s, St.Jatnes'a..tv-et ; sir John Paring, Shaw. Bar sabil l u'd Co.'s, 72, Cornhill • Messrs. Frye and Chapman's, Rt. 4. ilorscPs.eourt. Poultry ; and . 3le,s•s. Dr., ',monde, Ch'ing-ernes. Their'Warehouse will be found to contain every description of the brat manufactured CABINET-WORK, UPHOLSTERY, and FVRNITURE generally in use. LOOKING-GLASSES, from the immense reduction which has now taken place, can be offered (even of magnificent sizes) so low as particularly to interest Noblemen or Gen tkmen desirous of fitting up their Houses wiih this elegant and fashionable artiel., whether for the drawing or dining room, chambers, staircases, win dows, conservatories, kr. For windows, door-lights, or exposed situations, their Plate Glass will be. found, in a relative degree, cheaper than crown glass. This article, for a small insurance, will be delivered, free from risk or breakage ; or large glasses forwarded by spring caravans, constructed for the purpose, to any part of the kingdom, at a very trifling expense. Si:COND-HAND LOOKING-GLASSES constantly on sale, at a still more considerable reduction. CARVING AND GILDING—In all its branches, with a rich assortment of Canonry, Pier, Cheval, and Toilet Frames, con stantly on view. Gentlemen desirous of having the Frames of Painusgs or Prints re gilt, will Gild the terms particularly descry iag notice. When the quantity is large, and families are desirous of avoidieg removal, they may have them fiaislied on the spot with the greatest care and despatch. PAPER HANGING—In every decorative department, in the first style of elegance, upon such a reduced scale as will muse a most material saving in large residences. CABINET IVORK-31anufaetured ins superior manner, with every attention to the newest fashion and latest improvement. In this department will be found a great variety of the moat elegant articks, admirably adapted fur Noblemen and Gentlemen's scats, at prices reduced beyond all former precedent. In the UPHOLSTERY .4 RRANC E.II EN T they have studied to combine taste anti elegance, and respectfully solicit the attention of the Nobili.y . at d Gentry to the superb and elegant manufacture of Silk Demises. Tabourets, &c., which, in consequence of the reduced duty on Silk, they are now enabled to oiler on terms so comparatively . moderate, as must establish this magnificent detail,- don of Furniture, for drawing.roorna, boudoirs, saloons, ate., in' preference to the inferior articles hitherto in use. Females who prefer the rich and be:mainl style of the ancient gothic, will Gad sonic handsome specimens in that perticuler order, and can be waited on in any part of the United Kingdom with designs and patterns, at no other charge than the travelling expenses. Spring Caravans forwarded to any distance at a small charge per mile, which b ail expenses of package, and prevents the risk of breakage or injury. CARPETING the article of Carpeting they particularly beg to call the attention of families to a new at tide just introduced, to imitate the Btu sects Cerise[, extremely durable, and nearly half its price. Bruesele, Kidderminster, and Venetian, particularly reasonable. SEASONED FLOOR CLOTHS—Fitted to plans, much re- doted in price. FUNERALS FURNISHED—And conducted • ith the greatest attention, from the plainest to the most sumptuous exhibition of misusing grandeur, and with consistent regard to economy, with out diminishing the necessary respectability. SALES BY AUCTION, APPRAISING,_ AND !MESE AGENCY.—They still continue to REGISTER ES FATES and HOUSES fur SALE in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that few anicerns in the Metropolis, arising from their long establish ment, possess more extensive connections for the disposal of pro perry. Advances made on any description of securities intended', for immediate sale. Household Furniture purchased at liberal ' prices, or removed to convenient situations for disposal, if sales on I the premises arc °Wetted to. It is the principal feature of their 'I Establishment to settle generally within thr:v days after the Sales hare been erected, and to make no charge for registering property intended to be disposed of by Private Contract, unless absolutely sold through their t xertions. Estates surveyed and valued, and Rentals collected. JOSEPH COOPER and SON haring now fully explained the immediate substance of their arrangements, most cooStlently affirm that their prices offer a moat important reduction for the advantage of immedate payrnem, which they 'Mall be glad to attest by re ference to some of the first tamales io the kingitoni, which is the beat proof of integrity mid respectability; and once more beg to solicit the general patrooage of the public. Ladies and Geutlernen desirous of avoiding the bustle of the City, will hod an easy and pleasant access to Bishopegme-street, by taking the Mite of the New-road and City-road through Finsbury square. 911. Bishopegate-strset Vfitbin NEC BIOGRAPHY. On Tuesday will be published, fart'. and Volume I. of ANEW UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY, ChroNolo gically arranged containing interesting Account., Critical and Historical, of the Lives and Characton, Labours and Actions, of Eminent Persons, iu all Ages, clawed according to their various Talents and Pursuits. By the Rev. J. PLATTS, Author of the New Self. interpreting Testament, &c. &e. This Work differs from all other Biographies in the following particulars : —lnt arrangement is al t o get h er hove l, b e i ng di v id e d into convenient Chronological Periods, and the Characters so classed, in each Period, that the Progressof o:overtly:lent, Law. Philosophy, Science and Inventions, Literature, Religion, History, Biography, Antiquities, Geography, Travelling. Navigation, hlusic, Mathe matics, Astronomy, Painting, Architecture, Sculp:ure, hledieine, &c. &c. may be distinctly traced through every succeeding age. It will also contain many hundreds of Names not to be found in any other Collection ; and thus, in point of reference, form the most co.npreitensive general Biography csA k iit. The entire Work will be divided into Five distinct Series :- 1. From the Creation to the Both of Christ. 2. From the Birth of Christ to the Itefertnatlon. 3. The Biography of the Ftiteenth and Sixteenth Centuries. 4, b. Ditto, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. Each %'plume will be accompan i ed w ith he separate Index, dis tinctly from the General Index ; so that either Series, on being purchased separately from the others, will, of itself, form a com plete work, for the period of time which it embraces. The First Series, complete in one volume, prier ills. in boards ; or, if preferred, may be had in Monthly Parts, each containing 1! Sheets, price 4s. fld. This portion of the Work, agreeably with the above scheme, is complete in itself , comprehending the whole of Scripture and Ancient Biography to the time or our Saviour. The remaining portions will be continued regularly, in Monthly Parts and goarzerly Volumes ; the Monthly Parts to be published with the Magazines, &c. on the Ist of every Month. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster row ; and sold by all Bookerllen throughout the Kingdom. Three Hundred valuable Paintings, a Cabinet of rare Miniatures, Coins, and Medals, a quantity of magnificent Chins, of the Old Royal Seem, Dresden, and Oriental China, a few Bronze., Cabinetv, Carvings in Ivory and Wood. and valuable old Tapestry, originally the property of the Great Duke of Marl botough. By Mr. SMALLISONE. At his Rooms, 53, Pall-mall. opposite Marlborough House, THIS and TWO f dloni , :g DAYS, at 12 for 1 each day, by virtue of s Judgment Bond, AMONG the PICTURES will be found some choice Cabinet Specimens of the mot admired Marten in the Italian. Flemish. Dutch, and English Schools, selected with con siderable taste and judgment by a distinguished aerial sir ; 163 very beautiful Miniatures,. many of the first class; 20 very tine Antiq ue Gems; a few tine Co in, and Medals; a curious small Alanusermt in elegant covers ; several choice Sreixens of the old Royal Sevre and Dresden ChM*: a Pair of majnill-ent Oriental Jan, splen didly ornamented with or-moluA an tact-dingle elegant Library Table of the time of Louis XIV.; Cabinets, Bronzes, Carvings in Wood and Ivory; and 10 Pieces of v:ry rich old Tapestry, originally the property of the Great Duke of Marlborough ; the whole worthy of the a:within of the co .noisseur and the dealer. Slay be viewed; and Catalop.es had at the Rooms, and at Mr. Sniallbone's office, No. 47, High-surly, Bloomsbury. ritket, - la.— • ; era tbit Abeolia, froin I,ondon ; the S,:3i:11:, Attlee's), from br.ndon, was blown out on the 4 22 d inst. and hut rot returned no the 28: b. 11IAYDABL, JAN. —.—The following ves,ela hare arrtvcd hae, ell leaky, eir..--Charles, Jansen, from Gottenturgb tor Orange mouth ; Emelie, tichlichling, from Lubeck, for Hull ; nod 13 gs:ao, 31oller, front Stockholm foe Rio Jacek*. Captain Taylor, of the Palmer, arrived ir. the River, from re:maitre, reports that lie was uu board of the Scoria the day railer she was carried into Santa ('rut, and that the vessel did not *opera to him to have sustained any injury in her hull, beyond basing her decks stripped, and a port cut foe the purpose of letting out Oa mahogany. Capt. T. is of opinion that if once drubs:gal eta aright be brought to this eountrv. VESSELS SPOKEN NT ITH.ttf.stlel, BOttleatll to Bourbo i n. 25th Dec. tat. 5. N. long. 20, by the .4g or, arrived at -‘larnairt from Bourbon. Jess, St. likita-1s to London, 17th mat. lat. 47. long. 24; New Volunteer, of lirittcl, 18th inst. tat 49. long. la, by the Esther, roister, thrived at Bristol. Antes, board to Rio Janeiro, sth ult. lat. 10. S. long. 34. ; Vtotent's Planter. bris tol to St. Vincent, I:Gth ult. lat. 24. long. 17.; same day. Harm Antoinette, Havre to Haydn/lab, by the Pelican, Namur', arrived et Jersey from Bahia. Fletcher, of llaryport, Liverpool so A:ita - within, 27th ult. to the eastward of Mala ga, by the Sosanna', Dimity, arrived at Gibrskar froth Cephalor...a. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. _ TATTERRA WS. FEL 24. --- Though the SubrenbeTs did not musttr ao smug to•doy, as co Monday, the betcir.g was pretty sharp, but was chic* an it .1 Riddiesworth, and score outstde horses fertile be. Leger. These -Jo alteratiot, of eor.orquence w in Ardrageus, who 12110 restiell time points : IIDDLESWORTH. 3 to t! agst Ruf..s 4A to 1 agst Bulr:o G to I *get Sorrety DTI RA 91 14 18 7 to I opt Pantos 7 to I NM Ar.totoo. to 1 arse Muleteer to 1 abet Rufus ! to 1 agst Bolero to 1 agst Pat! . ..ut to 1 apt M'ebb to 1 apt Dauntless to 1 agst Legsey ISt to I agst °barn IS It A art Attedaff t. 1 'got Stetrnrettt N to I agst Gobanua se to 1 vitt Advance 40 to t 'left 3:t•:.r,0tt60 to I apt Alire to 1 apt Sorcery to 1 apt Tontine tr. II to 1 apt Memnon to 1 apt Cleveland to I apt Redgauntlet to I apt Androgeus to 1 apt Hornet to I apt Cow Bov to 1 agtt Muleteer ki/f. I I to I ag‘t Piater.• 1i t to 1 agst Attwa 13 to I eget Walt:. COES. 35 to I agst Ilia Octt. 40 so I agst 'Frit:Avis, 40 to I agst Donates:l. b 0 to I agst Crowcatcret 1600 w 20 ages Perry (mkt.. 100 to 20 agst Cer.s.tt ca ..... 1000 to 15 :lot 11.7. i- a. ...—.— GALLANT Foll-CTIAPr —OA WedlWAtilly last. Mr. Frr:u f fox-hounds unkennelled a lox so the Wallbrooks. in the Rotten r C Aconbury, in thin county. Heyward trokr :over LA fist Stl‘..• amidst afield (linearly one hundred horsornea t, he made for hie e Park, but being headed, he too %imager Nettierwood, back c - Aeonbury Hone, and dow t nearly to tint Haywood Fmest ttla - ing short back to the Callow he ran to Maeda: C . It T ! IS. ober' e took momentary refer In pig-stye, to; bawd non fm, spin. by the Ridge Hill, to Upper flallirgham, and f.cro thefte wens by Gower Bultingliam thus igh the tot faisbrra. FnesFrit Cottage, close to this city, ;rule! foci the Wye IS ;Milne sti.e, and upwards of flirty spov. Tau dashtd zoom., Ike iNM ti the rest passinfiLthrengh 7vir , .tm hi W 4 it c satyr; Renyzil, made Inroads Fin rum; ;4 , ., sits. the dcrs dose tact* t. he do.ilskd back to Eign news(' the poid• passed by Hampton Lear.' tO foplibey, wheredie jib& to bun in fine ittge, ildynarti gave ap the pains films tai was calculatfti ye G.:, nearly 4 miles la taledlisson.. adtihk-t a check. On Friday, the same gallant IF at* ► it. wc.c.l beyond Repcgor which led Mem cep din ai Kent church. and tech thence t.. Fortuities be to (*acuity be wee killed in a eat lit Cased FlOtt. There *tee •allesalsof .77.1 11114:tUrrK11 the 'Mt molt a lowa s6pi.osed . the tau rellavralt a: aust slt rn:lar . . . . . n • ... saa,..• eaten. - , -sure •^-•"' ` ................. , ... r...... .........e.' ne ----------! "' - -"limik a 7 "t i rrissisa'• - e . . . . •see, ~.. _ , - • - 45' . '' ' ••• -... 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I ____ Engrayiegs, T, ink, / House kaming taken nee- A Madras, the fast - Bailin Teak Slap LA DY FLORA, FAIRY LEGENDS and TRADITIONS of the ' PRIVATE BOX, THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE . . T HE C,r p....)rut jug ml' Tinily U S' i t ti .-- ty,l ig fro l' os W D atar rog 3 lteci mln a u i tc's I F i a i ll. it t ch, finny awes Mr causing the Fl oat i ng Li g h t at the Nose to be THOMAS APDONNELL, Commander ; Burthen 700 l'on%. SOUTH of IRELAND. i By Mr. ROBINS, i •-• w yestd, by the exhibition of a more powerful Light than has This Ship carries a Surgeon, and is elegently fitted up for Pas. . Printed for John Murray, AlbeinackaSeein. (Of Warwick House, Regeottutrentl, Belfast; City of Dublii, from Dahlia ; Gads Wiser:l4 orreciere been shown on th at Station, Beni less ' This dig, 3 vols. gyo. with Engravings, Sieselhailition of At ChonnyarsCoiroo-imooo.'Cliartee-idiey,Oremhdl ; oa TOURS- frost the Isle of Man ; 0 LOY .Plorenec, from Drogiieda; 4 Notate thereof is hereby given, and Masters of Vessels, Pilots, For Freight or Passage apply to the Commeader, at the Jeruse. 1,. soft all others whom it may concern, are requested to observe, that lem, Coffee House ; to Messrs. Cookerell, Trail, and Co., No. 8, . Ami.'"AL of CHEMISTRY; containing the Prin. cipal 1? sets of the Science;DAY, 1/th March, 1836, at HI, 1 Mary, from Telgninouth ; Bristol, from Ale:and/jet t• #. . "ae sad after the Ist *larch neat, the Floating Light at the NOM Austin friars ; or to for the Term of Twenty-owe Years 1 (E gypt ) ; B eg f o. ar o f 30 , 4 e, from Demerara, railue i - • ited • new Vessel from one Lantern only, deeplay- egl beitahth in aJams s. BytyNLgy , they are diiwusited and illuetrated in tut Leases' et the Roya. Nom Septembes, 181 t, of a PRIVATE BOX on the 1 [Ste Jamie LifFel - ; I fr m ditto - pt .Light of great brilliancy in every direction, similar to .• a No. 14, Birebin-lane, ComailL Insiitunce of Great Britain. wan,* in Oho o •See In w eicei ' THE LEASE, " (*round Tier of the THEA'TREROYAL, DRURY.LANE. /7 I y, front Dub in Jai e, o„ for the ce A . d:n h i l s e s : r ee n eif Th E ca ig .ca t i P ar ersi7s t ea ve i cT u night T er t ec ime N ot ate t:er ar . Frances jc, Ann, fro in fr r l v i , n , S a tra . sii;n a r r ri th ; ,, Fir , from ( m en:L .: N . e . wr it y4 • ONE Sand • arid that the present its. which are kJc agoo llim Ikea Tw• Lante rns suspended horisontally, will be thence. grall dissaminced. By Commaad of the Corporation.To sail from Gravesend early This Month, FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH By WILLIAM THOMAS BRAND/LP-LS. Secretary to the Metal Society, &a.. Mc. Primed for John Mures'', Albeniatiaatrast. Qrder. Lime, from Dublin. The Mersey, from hence, had arrived at Demerara. i 4 s J. HERBERT, Sec. WALES, the fine New Ship SECURITY, burthea 300 Tons , WM. HENRY DRISCOLL, Commander, lying in This der, octavo, 2a. Id. son. Castie-street, Leicester-fields ;at Oarraway's; and of Mr. A SKETCH of the Pecuniary Transactions — of . Itole Pa it r i ti . e 7o rs l " 7o l , y ß b egen had t- o s f tr U eet e . tera. Rn4j.et. Vert6m. age: Rub. 1 Egeity.Hoese, London, Jan. IL HIM the London Docks. Has only room for a few Tons of LiAbt Goods A great deal of easiness doing in our Ogßon market title peweier,,ek.iligiNtelerralYbou"ilt far b t a lt% s ig h t a o le titr chal :e-e g i ed qltL "ds' '. an4i ' dh" l 1 # .---r-_ - • -- --- -- --- --- I ' SPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIA- hi Patteengers. Caurt, Ludee tte.s P a A ost. lbef ER and CO. of flydrebad _ I Printed for W. Sintpktn and B. Marshall, intimate' Hall. MIDDLETON Ii A Ids, , .. ° ! I TION. This Ship, having a considerable part of her Cargo engaged and Shipping. and her Accommodations being very superior (having' , • 1 : PROPRIETORS are informed, that the DEED of ASSO- a Poop and Quarter-Galleries) offers an excellent opportunity to This day are publishe4. in a eery thick ern. • 'Once 13a. 6d. bds. Neer Carmarthen, South Welts. Lan the pi PA LT LA BLE LIBRARY OF BOORS, wink, SIIIPPING INT* Ltd GENCX. 1 i I CIATION has been approved by the Directors, and is ready for desirous of despatih. THE PROCREDINUS of the CAT OLIO ASSN- °puny of ihr William Paxton, Bart. doomed, ...-.........- i ' a ix.. .(; ,, x ,..e t , T froal UßE the an iad d t i li c a . Lit for will amain at i t n hi w s h O je ffics h per t - w eir tl t ta he t Paimn For rreight or Passage apply to Messrs. Donaldson, Wilkinson, ' -I " . ' ' ' 31 d llf of the El-restore, CUSTOM-Mt/Gag: PrIl•r• and Co. 63, Oki Broad-street •; or to CIATIOPI in DUBLIN, from May 13,. ,we Fels. il, By Dlr. Sf/BINS, Sierra ENTERED IseWeass-TheßLchantreas. Keflorat. frogs, Nee west be signed by th• Proprietors, on penalty of forfeiture of NV M. ABERCROMBIE. 4. Birchin-lane. it2s. (Of Warwick House, Regent:strum Messina ; John Troughtoo. Urdu fl - on' ilia Janeiro t Pile. t h e payreeet already made. The Hosirs for kiignature will be . from Printed fat Hatohod and Son s Pi . On the Prernases, Middleton Hall, between Llantlillo,Cerroarthen, ranee, Vast Oeyt. I - poll ; London. Cly fr iLi m . A fro n no :wer P P ly ; m j o ° 2 6 ti . :'; kl ei l ei ttl y "4" Ju ' li d e rt ri firn a S a irl i tt, Tea to Three each day. Sundays excepted. Proprietor rending rrii i , l FRIENDS o _ t the EAST LONDON CA- -- - • and eiwanoem on MONDA Y, 15th March. rt 11, st n demean may sign by Power, of Attorney, the form of which . THOLIC INSTITUTION for educating and clothive Shortly will be publbated, in one • aro. T HE READING - DESK ; or, Puma kis 90 , T HE VALUABLE LIBRARY of CHOICE and Sion, flositeehurgh ; i'r. W morioo. Page from (emend ~.• Juliana , mar be ]tad at the 011 m, No. P. Throgmorton-street. peer Catholic Children, positively dine together on THU ReIDA . the Reading of the battery ;to which ant MLSCELLINFOUS BOOKS. der, Riciame, from ..tioato-4; 15.0. ff -- r* inn, Chaplin, frOo. Ma- I • LEWIS LEWIS, Jan. Secretary. Newer pow NEXT. at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's • Among many others of viral rarity are the following i-Usieer- rune. February 11, 1126. XE X IC A N COMP A N Y. *O'CONNELL, Dm. in the Cbair. N.11.-In their dlesign to benefit the fends of this Institution. preached at the Anyluns frw Female °means. i By the Rev. BEAKY 0. WHIT ..f. sal History ; Lord V.ilentta's Travels; Bmuiies of England) La. Rectum) Ourwaaris.-Tbe Norfolk, Greir, Air New South later, by Hunter; Eacydoparlis Britannic.; Pastime) ,ta aNgsnie Wake, Vail Dbmee's Lank and Teeeriffe ; C.eads; Wnittel e - 1 JOHN MITCHELL, Fi'ifi. Chairman Charles butedting, Patenallster- Remains; Pinkerton's Voyages,Travels. ana 0 7; Roscoe's for Bevies Ayers; l.leder r e. Remington, fee Demerara t Meet ise• JOILN PETTY AILISPRATT. Esq. Deputy Chsircc.as. i 'he Committee stow shay shall meet with encouragement earl 1 • DIRECTORS. ~ 1 palmiftwea " from atesi-or every variety ofepinisiter - It is no matter 11 . ftliiA - BAD CASE. . ' with all Its In:loses, tot ..; liglefee. • Cesodatiensis; Cep etetterdam; Hobe, Ford, for NewfonmPand ; Jmon, See , . for Jolla William Buckle, Esq. John Martyr, !gal . of turf poll eer Church end Stine disrtation , ft is • poise of This day is publithed ee priat Hietoiiee of Brechnock Cardigan, anti ether C;cti s es ofit'afee ; M ash I Meeks, -ReiNfi Mr Vaa Ikeee' te's band and Net all the friends of liberal views,' in the education a the A LETTER to the Right on, at t IiANNINC; ; (Envies d o J. .1. Re t ; e s e e w ; JohnsOn's Poets ; Neale's West- 4amth *ides ; and day„ Hodge, far ;AU° Janke, NA Lined Bunneater. Esq. Ambrase °lama Esq. Amer Chapman, Esq. Charles Elton Prescott, Esq. rising generation. Applications for Dinner Tickets to be sent to 14, Red Lion-street, I rl ' o r i he w t i ts a h o lt f en th l e ar E k a l s o t n i, ' . i t ria li p o r i o u l m . n r i e eto o ne i HYdrillad. tep ee s, pe a l e d mineter Abbey and his View of Gentlemen'e Seats ; Hdinburgh Pentambucs. Crawford Davison, Esq. Sir Stephen Shairp. Wapping ;or to the Bar of the Tavern. and Quartette Review ; the Works of Voltaire, Gibbon, Hume, CLEARED ORTWAEPS rttrat.vr .41. easorrszirn.-Mary, ores Deacon Hume, Esq. 1 1 an Logan. Esq. Slip alenous Luna. Esq. Henry Milees fhoroton, Esq. Heavy Usborne, Esq. TO ENGINEERS. IRONMONGERS, &c. rri HE COMM I SSIONERS for carrying into execution l Smolieu, Prme, Swift, Blake, and a variety or. Divinity. Also, Af • Clore , for Jamaica ; ‘'...larkatonc, Fullerton, I . .tr 4 amnia ; aril pi r c ri w n h t i ed ly. for ßy J. lb bf e . H R o l ' c ' ear p t il t u ), L n A , s c u rn icil latt . J. Ludy 's' , an era:mire Collection of Treatises an Minetal and other Medici- Fox. Fox, jun. few Oe:end. net Waters, Ike Pe. etc. CL MAW WO 011 TWA !MS.-King George. Pay, for Colas; Leo. • In I vol. Bvo. price tb. boods„ . May be viewed or Monday, the 14th of Marcia to the time of dnn, Purvis, for Denieram; Oporto, Covey, tbr Oporto; g f ri. Aeoiroas-Joho Blunt. Fk.g. James Pattison, Esq. and John IL the Act of 5 Geo. IY. esp. 100, entitlea "An Act for more Woolley, E-q. sale (Sundays excepted.) mctry, Bodeen, for Car etantineple and Odeese; lacier', Orthg, effectually paving, lighting, watching, cleaneing, and r,,,,,iatinic y ETTERS on the STATE of IRKAND; acldreeded Catalogues to be had on the Prerriees, at 2%. 61. each ; also at for Melte and Corfu ; Commerce, De Vries, for Antwerp otall I BeNCIES-Messrs. Massolnan• "'awns l t ltidssid. Nustenta ut the Regent's Park. together with the New Street from the Reaent 5 i_j and Co. by J. K. L. toe Friend in h; sett Mourne Jones and Morris's , Staleiturn Carmarthen; Pleura Brusech; Atlas, Hyne, for India and Gana; Triton, Carter,ter SOLICITOR S-Ileaara. ,_, Kniep t and Frion . . Park to Pall-mall, and the new streets and imemyements in the I The Character of the Irish Governmes, and the Effect or its Haynes, Bankers, Swansea ;Bush' Tavern, Bristol; York BMW Cadiz ; Brilliant, ereenwen, for Riga; Adam, Ruder, for Haugh given „... neiabbourhood of p er h amenteareet an d pn e y_ ar d ene , and for Measure's upon the Country ; ii eluding }marks ell the Peace Hotel, Bath e 31r. Bentley, Auctioneer, Worcester ; and of Alt. Wales Fishery. ' ' • Answers to Applications raw Mier e the Board WM be maintaining a convenient sewerage for the same." do hereby give Preeerva ton Act or Cot t b ler, Bill, tee lorsal• ,nervice Bill, a: - .d Robins , 170, Regennetreet, Lo :dm. •oe .T :bdote rgesi,e th . e Ist of March-No further applications far shams will '" Notice, bilehor,tllh.ey i are N 0.4 , New Broad.street, Feb. , 1025. ready intoto vire Ter i (' from such Per il es the Tithe yeinposition A ' c a t. u . aa may 111 mg to enter • contract or excel:rung the under - er- au.ntioned works, viz.- 2. The State and Composition of Panii-Sketcb•of the Irish abo N e:e. B 2 Gentry. a: Approved Bills Al Six Months will be taken for Sums -. 40 , FROM LLOYD's LIST. ... DEAL. PER. ti.-Tossed through the Vittoria, Tate, for Tri- . l 'INCORPORATED SOCIETY for the MANAGE- For supplying and laying down Cast Iron Pipes, from the. 3. The Sta.e of Religion, and the Charaterof its Minisiers. in LORD MACDONALD'S 1100:45, FURNITURE, WINES, hidad• Remain Me Isfe!eelY'aeldP Ramillies only, Regent's . Park to Waterloo-place ; for sin king • Shaft, erecting a I re l an d, . * - PICTURES, I BENT aid DISTRIBUTION of the LITERARY ; Horn Engine, and cons:tuning a Tank o r Res e r vo i r in the 4, The Administration of Justice and SpHterthe Penal Laws. '' FrND. Regcat's Perk ; and for supplying Owe Hundred Cast-Iron Lamp. 6. The Increase or Populthion, its Lame:and Effects, prevailing R. PHILLIPS respectfully announees, that THIS loyeloooa.. Ficw. 21.-Arriyed the John, —, from Bettie, %ailed 20th Dec.; Sir 11. Douglas, —, front St. Jabal's. Neer e 1 i A General Meeting of th e Members *fable Society will be held and Pier following DAYS, at One o'clock. he shall S UB - t: the Society's Cham - bers, 4. Lincoln's fun •lield% on WEDNES- lx i tiis- . T . Errors on this Sunjeet. i ' DAY, the Sth March, for the Election of their ' Ofilcets, and for a eetifica ion% and Particulars . of the said Works, may be ob- G. Public Education, and to whom it shotld Ise entrusted. 1! I'l' by AUCTION, e n the premises, 76, Welbecitattreet. the • Hannserick ; Union. Pang, from St. Michael's ; Barnett, Darie n elegantly-fitted and tommodi cats RESIDENCE ; the costly from St.. Domitigo ; Magdellen, Walker, from St. Joao's, Now tamed at the Office of his 31ajesty's Woods, Forest,, and land 7. The Bible Societies : their Opposition• tbs . Interest of Reli- Household Furniture , nobl e . glasses, ahina, linen, marbles, breezes, Brunawick ; Trusty, Findlay, for Halifax Europe. C otner and Road, from Ale Ss ; Betty ail Nary, Ssi see transaction of other business. . Z.e • I Tire Cease will be taken at Halapast Two o'Clock precisely. Revenues in Whitehall - price , where Tenders are to be delivered ion and Peace - jewellery, snuflaboxes, miniatures, mcturee, beet of Put ; a suit of I Phigellna . J e , II •If I J. B. NICHOLS. F. 3 A. j• Registrars. JAIEFS CHRISTIE. A oi ST t r e rt N . CONSUMPTlON,ljaien.streetD.hoapr.sd. et m before 12 o'clock en Sant the 12th day Of March, 1826. -i B n pi, - i... , w, - o lI n c l E7 1"d • • Off ee of Woods. &c. 24:h Feb. 1825. By Order of the Commissioners , TO THE NO T TI g I Ig. l. Wai i alT ic lg ii g i aa PUBLIC OF Emanc i pa ti on ton the Power, and the ebony and ivory cheers and sofa, formerly Curdinel Wolsev a ; • from St. Miceurs. Nature of Allegiance; and on the Oath and talus:ion taken or eye handsome mahogany bookcases, a grand piste° by Broadwood, Fairrourrr, FEB. 23 .- bail the Aurora trannort, Nicholls, A. 31. ROBERTSON. made by Proteatants of the Established Ch . 9. A Continuation of the same Subject. ho l w o. u ßn th e e n th in f d Turi n ou ch" .: fl ucli t i 6ftt'e F or 4 a ld iiien,g Freeholders : ' Serve and Dreolen porcelain, Raphael are, Lernoge enamels, for Cork ; New Braga 'ea, Corneby, for the Aloditernmean ; and ust thawint•s, a set of silver dims men. formerly Marshal Nei and the Active, Banks. fur 1 onden. Executors u mZella w n=eLe y gi d e i n r ci ec es eio. a i nd of y t a h l e ubles. botli of w% 0 ., 1ij o 4 (Lerdsh7prt l a r ti l d i At te; i ik n er i t 7 il• d te ays , Fe an d . . , 1 21 , .... , - l Aziv n ed n az a w fr a o t . c .n hf . : t i . , r j o i ; , ii r . r f . ls. hor i u n te. . I gre- OSEPH COOPER and SON, LOOKING-GLASS 11 Zin a Legal I%oyision for the Poor:. eg practicability and be «Id without reeerve. 14 days. tin ictilty fy.r.CHARLES STbimoip,, D. D. The ANNIVF.RSARY FESTIVAL of this Infirmary will be ieJ avid FURNITURE WAREHOUSE , No. 93, BISHOPS- advantages to Classes in Ireland but but u l wiw il f to the (itivutL. Also, his Cellar of valuable and choice SPINES of every Class, PLT mOli TII, FEB. 2he 31ereesren Al•Lellan, came out of lied on MONDAY, the 7th March, at the London Tavern, GATE-STREET WITHIN . IT H IN. - . Liqueurs; Ite. dark steeds ; the Perseus. Jackson, baited to New York, has . I 3ithonsgste.street. As general Traders in our particular Line, we have, for half a 12. A Continuation of the sante Subject. - Dublin : Printed f • or R. Coytie; and ;rid is London by G. th: l P a re y mn°lllismbte a v n ie d w a ed t ii b l y r. C p a h ta il l i n ir ge l as s:7 r , -street had on commenced unloading lie the , purpose ef repair. The Right Holt. the LORD MAYOR, President of the century, given especial satisfaction to a highly respectable and in. COWES. Fs'. 2A-A rrived the Nunn transport, Restage, Inirmary, in the Chair. dulgetit connexion, to wham we take this public opporuinity of ex. Cowie and Co. 31, Poultry; Keating and Brasil I)ukt-street, and from Gibraltar, in 16 deys. I STEWARDS. pressing our zealous and d etermined iatention to merit • • coed- at 63, Pate s - Cr, teT.lOWi ard J. Bood.stuet. I N 9 e .4d . h ell o:1 3 SALE OF THE LATE LORD MACDONALD'S SPLEN- PORTSMOUTH. Feu. 23 -Arrived the fler.rietts, Goad. from The Right Hon. th e Earl of Eg- Beery Herniae, EN, nuaticii of their future patronage. e. IRISH TOPOGRAPerY. ' DID LIBRARY. . St. Michael's, in 16 toys, Passed down Channel, the lien. Cove. • ! tonont, F.R. and A.S. J. Petty 3111-mean, Esq. With the change of the times and circumstances, however, which On Toeseay will be published, dedieamd be perniission to the IV ' . R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that, by order pany's ship' Kent, e.clb, for Bengal, Re. ; .ad the Gilmore, Tee Right Hon tile Lord Rivers Dr. F. 11. Ramadge, F.L.S. have served to give a new feature to the speculation of trade, we King's Most Excellent Majesty, Part T. sod Vol. I. of of the. Executors, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at Laws, for ditto. I • i He Alexander, Esq , Sir Claude Scott, Bart , mint r. zessarily vary our arrangement in business ; indeed, it has virIFIE BEAUTIES of IRELAND; 'being Original hi. Great Rooms, New Bond -street, THIS aed FO - UR FOL. Pottestitoure. FEB. 23.-The Ferret cutter has brought idea family Bacon, Esq. , R. H. D. Starkey , Esq. become the more imperative on meat of capital and influence in their x Dent:cations, Topographical, Historic{ and Biographical, • he LOWING DAYS, at Two o'clock precisely, wit . hnut reserve, this pert, toalay. ! CO IOO keen of spi i - l iea b se ck ized li near the i Is a le of ail rg . the splendid and valuable LIBRARY of ROOKS, Book, on The Al errr.aid, tender d stnugglie4 en T. Ranog, Bart. M.P. Robert Sutton, jun. Ea rospecti est circles to consult the public necessi t ies, because , owing of each C ounty , i ames Capri, Esq. James Taylor. Esq. to the change in the value of property, the manufacturer and the By J. N. BREWER, . Art, Galleries, Mama ttr., principally of modera works, in costly host, with 52 large hide. of silk, and lodged them in the Cuseas- etphen Brown Cbandler, Esq. Edward It'rench, Esq. artis a n ate now sufferitig fra.n the severe competition existing in Author of the Introductory Volume to t • t uties of England biedings, and comprising upward. of Four Thousand Volumes, house watehrease at this we , i•, Velbers Ellis, Esq. regard to prices, and because too many individuals make price more and W a l es, and of other Parts of Work. di st in gu ished for its costliness and purley ; formed with syrup.- 6 taveseno, FEB. 23..-Arrired the Catherine, Watch, from Dinner on table st Fire o'clock precisely. than quality the leading object in view. Illustrated with n umerous Copper Pi Engravings. l on e regard to priori yof editio •.s, beg ly of printing, large and Dant-tie; Courier, Marsh, from ditto; Asile , Luck, trent ditto ; 1 I ' Tickets 16s s each, to be had of the Stewards ; the honorary Tins etate of things has given rise to a class of speculators who . fine paper, and richness of illestrations peat cc which, an unli• Nero, Collier, Prom ditto; Prince Regent, Hodge, felon Villa, ;tertiary; the Assistant Secretary; at the Infirmary ; and at the have an d you to benetit themselves, by offering goods of very It is universally acknowledged, that a we criptiye of the nor- mited expethe has been incurred by. late Lberal and Noble roes ;Lilly, Wright. IrOITI Harlingen ; Cornet, laicals'), train • t lamen t turd feature:. and illustrative of the to inferior manufacture, which, though apparently eh-ap t yield the the . . t is . v and an iquities of Possessor. Story l Bowes, Cot, from O des Prince Coburg, Forbes, . s" Since the opening of the Infinr,aly in 1014, nearly 8,000 patients greater pro fi t; they are showy and decorated, but menufactured Bs ea wnele . of Ireland, . a de:od er ... turn i g I e r e, Th e scenery The Library embraces almost every work on art and science, err- from Eia ; Ann, Pentrcath, from Trieste ; Alelanteo, y...0e, !rats been relieved. and the averse • eumber at this time reeds ing displ a yed in mare , parts of die country t id to realise the I &fit and modern History Diririty 11-Iles Leares Voyages , Tea. from without regard to durability, and consequently prove, iii the result, • • slid . , •, .. . . ditto ; ance exceeds 150 per week. '1 he Stewards and Comtnittee have a serious disappointment to the purchaser. glowing pictures of a poetical imaginatio n di s allowed, by the rein, Politics, Biography, Topography, Anquitiee, the Drama, a mai, from Jersey, Whim, Mason, from Hamburg!' ; Atalaut.., - to regret, that In consequence or! he unavoidable postponement of' There has also existed an opposite extreme ; another clans of two "salts" wi th whom it is familiar, .9 al that of the most variety of Treausee on the Game of Cheia, k c, eke. King. from ditto; Clifton, Pain, from ditto : Rachel, bhtEnerd. / the fesdval bet year. a deficiency Lee occurred ie the receipt of the tradesmen have made such an exorbit a nt dense:id for their articles, 'admired districts of Switzerland and Italy. .. ..- Slay be viewed, and Catalogues at 2s. tech had, at 31r. Phillips's front ditto; St. leewrence, Anderson, from ditto; Apollo, Bly di, Infirmary, for that period. amounting to 1091. la. At the same as to create surprise in th e minds of purchasers, how the great dia. • • The Antiquities comprise numerous • la !eels, fatheral Tu- New Bond.streot. fiont Rerhiee ; COTT.MCIte, Evans, from Seville; Rose, . 111 : 484 , ' t•ina , they have the Ist afaction to state, that the benefits conferred •ty in the cartage of different houses eau be satisfactorily we. mull, M ilitary Earthworks , some sure°, .4, Vestiges of the ,Di dr aatornetic and cepsuniptive s teer have not been lessened, but naa,,,4,44 ealsall Lea= to qUeltileti 11.5 is Testi, and tale upoo wet P r i mitive Inhahliaims• as shelasaea In . ''' nate est 4 Bestialities. . T I ATE mu) M.aCDONALD'S CHOICE WINES. ' heitm, Mal., for Faro;• Eden, Smith, far Hanaterghe Eatenee, tereo/Wed , e arr lOW a narntai in in former and moue hitrichendiasersottleet. •• ' - new Towers: liscaliar SR Ira** wad -j - dirillaSk l .o o . ll,4 L: - PS - um - gully poite-4., (pat' tie shall Yrrightmen, for Gibraltar. cus seers. They beg. however. to urge the subscribers an, frier. s .... To be )1.4 in our elealinsw -ea tradesmen, we must bete a preflten two and mysterious as to original approp . u ate Inerinar/10 Wire Cileelassal ion they have no doubt that (though at rent entriparativ‘iy loth. E n) it will, from the peculiar extentof pulmonary diseases in this country, added to the advantages It necessarily affords as pro- ' rooting an important object of 'Oceanic research, aeon become dis. ' teed b the liberal patrot•ege of the public If the asthmatic ;wpm., u P , r °ll•6lA lr t ' llirsi ; baoire shall be satisfied with a moderate one aid therefore step -- ea betw tbose establishments who offer the inferior manufactured Furniture, without regard to lie quality; and those, on the cuutrary, whose extraordinary cliarges so eutely alatin the prudent buyer, by octavo. First tl Mg none but first-rate woikteen, give them wage, suitable 0131 t o f • . • to t e linen' as they really ar e, and engage our capital IQ the pur. This Publication (which has occupied the time and attention of beck -street, on FRIDAY, 4th March next, mid following Day, whilst lying in de/Creek of MAO), feel ores, esti .elzalsed a* the Author for several years) i s i nten d e d to d im with t h e Beauties at One for Two precisely, by oreer of the Executors, the CEL- much as to render it nliessary to tlisehseet bey cargo. of England and Wales, arid will be comprised in three volumes LARS of CHOICE FRENCH and FOREIGN WINES, PARI3, FEZ. YD.-The Deux 4ndes..Bienshard. has been Dot, . Liqueurs, and Spirits; comprising East India Madeira upwards deterred at Cayenne; the Bonne Sophie. Bomfant, f ro nt Beene The Volume, embellished with Twelve En oven of No of thirty years in bottle, 140 dozen of rare old Alalinsey, Port of deaux, which was captured by • Spantaa privateec, canted tam bleinen an d Gentlemen's Seal; and other peetureseueobeects, price the moat approved riotages upwards of twenty yeers in bottle Teneriffe, and afterward% veti up, Is anived at Calcutta. e• . I sod mreumptiae alone were its eupperters, their number would be ll 4 in boards in dem 8 •or a ro 1 8 ' withproof tens • ' Old P Ch F • ' IL on, Fri 1 -. --B accounts item Bremen the Branco ' chase of none but the best rr.ateriale, and offer the character and ere- • 1 : • I asa t. la Fe so.. - Sherry, Hermitage, Sauterne, 0, Pe ampagre. awing- A • _. • ._ i• y _ . . theadentla adequate to its I Cost enty. dolt of an old-established House to the more immediate petioaage of Presetons of the Plates, 11. 16e. in beards. nee, Aquarian, Old Hock, Cata l onia, Burganoy, Claret. Lon. Beacon, and the Fire Beaeol3 at iVangeroog, are carried away. A donation of ten guineas, or an annual suascriptien of two the Nobility, Gentry. to Public o f the United Kingdom. For the accommodation of th e p u bli c , w h o ma y pr e f er that mantle, Cognac Brandy thirty two years old, Noyan. Denude, Getcoa , FE B• 12.-The Berbier, liayth. arrived here the 941; . pietas, censaustes a Governor, wee privilege to recammend in JOSE Pll COOPER and SON, in thus offering the nature of mode of publication, th e W er e is also p e iaahi ng i n monthly Retails, Eau d'Or, &c. and two pipes of East !nine Mad eira . inst. from London, experienced very tempestuous wi tuber, and bc s and out patients ;an annuli subscription of one guinea, outlto be continued on lst of ever Merem tee s eac h • • o came lake, and on the Ist inst. oft Corsica her mainsail was Gsr- their h•• s to notice, trust that they shall not be considered as Parts . e the y—NPr 4 • i The whole presumed to be of the purest (valley, having bee , . , patients only, attempting what they cannot niaintiuu rind suppert, but prove, or on roa" Palms , ns• selected wiab unbounded liberality and acknowledged ju d grnent. ried away in a heavy squall from N.IS . Sulowiparins are received by the treasurer, V'. fleygate, Esq. that for splendor, taste, and solidity, co Establi s hm e nt i n the roundon : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and C.O. Paternoster- Samples miy be had six days previous to the sale, and Cats . IVI „•DEIRA, JAN. 29.--Artieed his Majesty's ships Gek. Egerize Alderman, 31. P. New Bralge-etrect; by the bankers, alessrs. I Metropolis as surpass them, and at prices peculiarly commanding. , • aud sold by all Booksellers throughout the Kingdom. logues now bad at 31r. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. I and Niemen, and Goldfinch . _ paeket, from F a l mouth ; _sed the Drummond Hammemley ael Cu.; Pares and Cu.; Eaerett, .- I Their %Varehoese will be found to contain every tlearrintion of thP iL, IC ..• 111,,,, ir• .s.• • • • CHILBLAIN CERATE. • THIS CERATE, from its emollient and healing pro perties, is found to be an excellent application for ('hil. blains, when broken ; and if used to the hands and feet, when there is a predisposition to these annoying affections, it is attended with the utmost advantage in preventing their occurrence. Being free from any disagreeable smell, or unsightly appearance, it may be used withnut the least inconvenience to the hands and arms. It is also used with great success in Cll4Ol of Scalds, Brims, Bruises, Emptior.s, and Ulcers, especially in Sore and Ulcerated Legs. Sold in Boxes, at Is. lid. and 2s. 111. by Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street; 220, Regentstreet; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom, also, may be had the CAJEPUT OPODELDOC, an excellent Remedy for Chilblains thefora broken), allaying the irritation; used also in Rhenmatisms, Spas modic Affections, Palsy, Sprains, Bruises, Ac. In Bottles, at Is. 110. and 2s. fkl. N.B. Be careful to ask for Butler's Chilblain Cerate, and Csje. put Opodeldoc. TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE. FERRY'S ESSENCE has received the sanction and support of the most distinguished Personages in the Kin; dons, togother with the united testimony of the first Physicians In Europe and numerous fav oura ble c o mme nts i n hi g hl y respecta bl e 'Medical Journals, where it has been declared to be the " best thing ever discovered for the Tooth-ache and Dar-oelte." It instantane ously relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, of cures the Seur vey in the Bums, fastens loose Teeth, and renders them firm and serviceable to the latest period, nod effectually prevents the Tooth ache. Sold in Bottles Is. lid. and 2a . by Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapsale, St. eaul'a and 220 , Re;7ent- , s ect (near the Argyll Rooms), benrlon ; an d the principal Medicine Venders through. at the United Kingdom. Of whom also, may be had, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK PLASTER, an excellent Re medy for abdicating Corns ' Bunion,, Re. . s e * Be careful to ask for PCITV'S Emmet for the Teeth-ache, and Morris's limeswick Ccm TERMINATION OP LOTTERIES. BISII, of the old State Lotter, Offices, 4, Cornhi:l, and V, Charing.crors, haying published at length the Scheme of the present Lottery, now merely directs the attention of his best Friends, the Public, to the number and amonut of the Prizes it contains, and its general arrangement. There are Four Capitals of 40.000/., and Thirty other. of 2,000/., 1,000/., 5001., &r. 100,0001. is arportior,rd for the smaller Prises, and ;here are no Blanks, as every Number is sure of V. at least. The whole of 200,000/. will be Dishibuted in One Dry, 12tb of APRIL. ••• RIS,II derma it reqniaite to apprise his Friends, that this is one of the few opportunities that can be offered than whereby a Urge fortune may be gained by a trifliag rick. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has disposed of the last of the Tickets granted by Parliament, and has off-daily annowneed in the House of Commons that he will net propose another Lottery Bill; so that in a few' months this mode of adventure will erase almgether. A variety of Numbers are on Sale at BIER's Office,. 4, Coen hill, and 9, Charing-cross, where, in the short space of three months, viz. in October, November, and December ISA, he Shared and Sold -2,478 - a Prize of - .L 30,000 15,758 30,100 No. Ob 9 - - - - 20,000 15,301 - 20 000 - • - 15.550 - - - 20,000 And '.:B Minor Capitals.- EAST AND V. EST !NM WAREHdUSE. EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. V 11 IS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms t ee• rand division r.. 1 Eaetcr 'Change, where may be seen a large and well.manafattured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur ricle, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Swidles, for Home the, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and cie Splinish Itlain. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables a.id Chairs, Cabin \Veen-hand Stands, Cabin Lampe, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Cantcensetunpletcly fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea four, Bed ding, NWriting Desks, Dressing Cases, de. A large I<intalent of Cavalry arid infantry Swords, Epcalets ; Sword Xmas, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &e. lee. The Harness and Snldlery, together with the Summer sad Win. ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their cacti:ant quality, that style of workmanship, and moderate rice. The wlsole of the Articles is this Establishment are warranted, sad that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is r.rictli-achtred in, et asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no c.iiicount or aLatemeat will W toads under any circumstancm. prevcnt mistakes, tl.e PrSlic win i.;c:Pe to ob.N . Tve, that the threeyrincipal entrances to this Outfitting Ward:Gum. are in gur 'Lltange A I.:at of the East Ir.dia Conterni apd 1..C•011e4 Ships, saki Pr.yr-v. n: r cersts.e. Sept. - I 50