The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-05 00:00:00

PAl\ro*ob b NUMBER 5545 OFFICE OF TUE OAR LIGET AND COKE COM PINY. _ LONDON, 3rd De • 1834. 'WOMB is hereby . : iven, That the TRANSFER ROOKS of this Company will CLOSE on the filth atoms, sud be RE•OPEZIED on the 14th day of .111310 MIT • • nett. By Order of the Court of Directors, R. DUDE. Secretary. A ANOEL INN. ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND. •INIS4L (NACU orliCt 50* TOAVILLING. AND CON• VEVID•e'PAar As AND IIteCNANDIZI. T HE FOLLOWING' MAILS and other COACHES go nom the as,-ve INN : perk Royal Mail, via DoveriTaeaday sad Friday Nights,. • •'Portinnitsth and Gosport Mail, through bodalming, Pe telletd, oud Portsee.• every Eveshig at a quarter past 7, m osodegat Beli-past 5. Go Its arrival a Packet sails to Or lahl of Wight. to convey postcodes and pareeluAnd • fhil Coach sets off to Chichester, through Draytbn, Havant, , Asear•rih. tilloormotee Mlil,thrugh Hoely.Ostord. and Clashuhaue everuEseudig at • quarter past 7, and Suoday at hal( Put I% • .111woesand Caoterbury Matt, through Gravesend, Chatham, sad, reverthism, every Evening at • gustier past 7,. and Sudsy at balf-past 6. From Canterhery, pat l sentiers mud parade tin conveyed fb Deal, Margate, Flimsgate , Rand: Welt, &a. ; sad faun Doveroserced sa re conveyed so Volk- . Moe, SanJeste, Ilythe, Dieu-Mirth, Romney atsdAdfild. 111Iford Mall. through Carmarthen. Llandilo and Haver lerdwrit, every levanleg at a quieter put 7, and Sundays at Ultimo 6. - , 3. Bath and. Bristol Post Coach., to carry only Four Inside. thiough Readied, MuThoroudh. Cake and t:hippertham, evert-M(lmM/ at a (politer nest 6. . end Bristol Post Coach. every Afternoon at It • ' Bah Post Coach In Imo days, to carry Four Inside, , tough Maidenhead, kenning. Marlborough. Deepen. and lieltallbat. Monday. Wednesday. and Pride, Mornings. at Nee. • Tallaiioaph is tritely inteuded for the scrammed's , . ors . til Irawhiga._levalftle. Ake. who cannot lind•ClßlA t t • (rajas"(4's46i ifil6nore id one day. • hdpltturfalgliVPinfrCOseh;through Cocltigt4 klehr MA.MEaltrEallol•ll. • •••I r %S^ l • hod Laing sad rielhiforp Telegraph CoacislitrosA efpx vw3; Ikailiesliked.l3ldellati and HOrtiley. Amu; end Sward*, Menthltbat 10. • 1r 0;01lCrW , N O W Pat" ' Bed,,, the fit* *IA tt'srotels, to Oxford, Chelteolussi l / 4 Mereloyd,,CaryarAses: • '1'.4111, Rosh; itusames. a* . '404 gaytat L . MeiseryOnseb. threbgb Amber Adthrdeam lilt 24 ""I'firets"'P lea . • t •- 1, ~ .. • • ljeCrettrilplen, Arehdrl. and retiroith ti.teicl`neiky, "Dtleallay. sod Hatelltay e•quarterteffdre6. - ' k ate itunessere, Deal. -ilamdwicb: sad Brostittatm i Lght post roadie!, every '"n and Evestior. • .• 'Dsferd Light rut Goan* throladllllooleys Be; tun? V ' • • • • • •!; • • ••• Parlamooth New sad. Eteasat IMO CMddeMila Wee dilater, to carry poly Four Inside. ehreadh Kinutep, Dtildkad, Peterseetd„ and POrtsat44sery . Morning it S. • riotororno costlrs. • • • r'' Tull, • Newcastle. and Edinburgh Coachei, MMIUMM Perm of the North, every Mandl:llAL • quarter P. • ' Naochester, Uneasier, frendal, Eochdeld. H elail iteadieed. -Ludo, Hailfat, Embasherise ; ; ads Coutseky. • - • • • irsilingfo7rl and Wantsre • Coach. • th Nettlebed, sad Ilarwell:Taeaday, Thuridal r" l l it p at 6. .'• altdatirsted and Oadd(ovd rrelreeorb can". tbrt i o.., ant 'M. Illtton. Cohum, and Ripley, on Moqday, cd. ind Friday Stainless 'Wife; Sundays at 7, mad hi : nowt* Lyndon the mile day. Idsplaudogh ann bwinclos .four inside.-esochlthrolth • Albouraltesdlng. Casulsourn, Parton" Cydruttoise Pommy, 'Wattled- Basset, itata.ibury, tv Iluerford, Newby", and, Esidedlieltd; t . CABRIPAIITo 'Twickenham, Brentforid..ditd bleiortih . sveryiloabr, Wedneiday, Friday, ana. B l4tYdlX• •• • *Ames sod Co. eroprietit ' re , IntanYalf tad TlOAtottet are safely mid eipedttlesilir Loa ' "veyeddlloir this iNN to every Vlty., Town, Village;upd • Country SW is the folloarlog Candles, viz.:— Berks. • Hereford. Semi, ••• - Stets. Gloucester, Sussex, .• Cot wait, Kent, • Wilts. . Devon, Oxford, Worcester, • Dorset, Hants, Somertet, South Wolk,. All Parts_ of the Isle of Wight Jersey. d ah Parts of France. and to all parts of the NOM' •' ' west Past-Chaises, arc. at the shortest &Oleo. • • IWPNotied.that Ids Package, containing Oast, tides, terarders; Matt:, rash, or trlek-notes. however small the valve, midi be teem/wed for, if lost or damaged; nor any other .pareel or passenger's luggage. of monodist; bl; value, unless rymeilkerinst sash when delitentd at the Ofßee, and paid for Dos; . . ' ' Dina, et *deems raz or.. • Thy Mese, and (in the enp of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. • • tritAl`ES, by his discourse on marriage. so en• I.3htleptirred his authors with the subject, that the married too SOW to their wires, and the bachelors hastened to he Welded t and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word wife" it the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred Institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideiatest of our enjoyment ; teomiug not only with Imp- Pipets nit earth,, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize hereafter. Previous. biieriver, to entering lute this hallowed obliga tes, it heroines an Imperative duty, not only to regulatethe Modlille; hut to cleanse the grosser galore from those la ttle. *Melt the freedom of unrestricted pler.are may m i kaited upon it. To the neglect of such attention are imdhetable many of those hapless instances, which, while l'.ry excite Inc commiseration of the beholder, should also ;Isess him with the tear of self-reproach. ...usurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence to trOpre.S . Win relax the elastic fibre—but more especially tea the prematore infatuation of youth too frequently com, ;Poise the natural dignity Into a state of inanition, from shenee the Itemized sufferer more thkti doubts the chance Of r lief_ To' all 'such, then, we address ourselves, offering os eat rgy--muscular strength—felicity ; nor will ear stainers appear questionable, sanctioned as they ate by the 4110 4 lied pronfis ef twenty years successful experience. The easy ono of married life, are sometimes disturbed 1 7 the onspeuslisit of those blessings which concentrate the irt.sh wreath—for the female habit in often lenstittitionally . ..test—yet It cnn be strengthened, and def t cknt porgy fin rAted intoltinctlonal #Olll-1. 1 2 every e%.1. Of syphilitic intrusion, as well as Woo" tessttionertiwgenerallve economy`, we pledge our ability " vire speedily. 'and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to tier! the 'Meeting enipyrie from the po,itiou in pronmpto istly taken up, we :testate from aenerai principtea milli lest l'ilitioieu; and efiantent in tier owe honourable integrity as 404444111 of the(:oliese of tiartrooes, we miter the offering sitonnity of eater *ea (especially those entering iift) at once to cite noose, where daily attendance !% tt*eia for personal consultntion , and letters from she Ge't: tn . , are iluisediatily answered ; these must contain a r.:.:trince for Advice snit Medicine, wfit-...it can he forwarded (1 ") part of the world, however distant. fIOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. Ile. 7. Jramjn-street, St. James's, and No. Iffouverie.street. Fleet-street, London. Jest e ablished (Moot. edition), „, 11 * LQIB of FE, a fandllar commentnry on the above :""srs. Sy 8 sod Co. Addressed to theYouthend of heti gimes. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row ; ; 14, Princes-street, Soho ; Fleet-street I at 41 ail Bookstilers. Price is. - • • ainoisA -- - ~~ . . . • • A i ~ . liier Ceitt .. • • • ••• ;.... i• ....• -.. ( . • • • '44 111 . N., rA ' • ~. 'N ' • A . . . . M ) itatt.r man. ~..,...,,,.......,,, u. D . ~....,-,...--,.__,J:..#,..,z,, ....,t, ..„......, r` . tr ei p . . - • A. : • I •• . ... . ..: -, • i . . ... . . . . • f • • .. i , - ... r - . . _ . • LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING)' DECEMBER ES) 1822. . . - -, " The Corse for wiId [ HAMPDRA T fell in the Ficld.: nalf STONS'Y died on the Sceifeld!" PRICE SEVEN PENCE. ."'• - , VALUABLE COLLECTION OF HIGH FINISHED ' UN HEA R D O F ADVANTAGES TO F4MILIES cabin and skylight windows ars all double, those of the .4 • PAINTINGS. •FURNISHING. cabin being six inches apart, and between which theme • , . . • TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION. MO YAWS. BHT FITS•IItANS Deviants, 2s. 91 ro 4. 6d. are dead lights of cork of that thickness, which, as well .. By Mr. WILLIAMS, ritHE Public are respectfully informed, that they as the outward stern falls, are closely caulked in when It the Auction Man, Bartholomew Lane. on Rwrounav A base SIM as opportunity of Inspecting one of the required against the severity of the frost. The lights LARGEST and ,CHEAPEST FURNISHING WARE- into all the other births are of strong patent glass re- sent, the 7th of Ozczusza,. 1622. at twelve o'clock, , HOUSES in the ILINGDONI. at OF:I3IARE-HOUSE. hector . , and the remaining thickness of the deck has A Pleasieg Collection of FIC fUREs• in an .'eel' RaolaT-llTlterr, sear the Argyle Rooms-For Brussels, tamp io n of cork at least eight inches thick, which rs. lent aisle of preservation, among which will be found Venetian. and Kidderminster Carpetting ; Werth Rugs of clos ely r fills up the boleti and are fastened by strong meerelphoice Specimens of the following Master,, viz. every descrigoa • Droggets every , . colour; , Poulain Brower Quilts, Bed cis, Table Covers, Morcott. and Window Each . • . a ir r l • ..- -- : • Rembrandt Vendermeulen Holland *, of every width; Fifteen Hales of Blankets and ship is fitte d up with a hot apparatus, which ~...,, . has a communicating d eer (that cam be opened og llnysdael Van Goen Flannels, at such prices as will defy c:I competition ; Floor , , Te , bra . Paul Brill Cloths to any dimensions, ready for laying down.-Irish shut at pleasure) into every one of the o ffi cer's cabins, • . . Rerkhevde Notscher Linens, filmetings. Diaper Napkins, and Damask Table as well at right down the mi,l.lie of the ship forward . - -' . .. , Ghisolli Begs Linens ; Printed Parallel*. Fornitire Dimities, and Colour• between the seamen's birth., (c..ts) towards the galley. , e • Berg:twin, Ponied . WI IAII7IIIIII, &C. &C. Ref-Turkey, Persian, Brussels, sad (the place for cooking, &c.) and which also can be re. 4 ~ Rifleman Vernet Kid•Wrininster Carpets (all sizes) ready for laying down•--' restated at,pleamure even to the highest temperature.- 5 , , Rees • Wilson A few Cases 7 7 81hs and 4-4ths Real German Linea, well The cooking fire place, in the galley, has large snow • Breugkel - N melting boilers to afford sufficient supplies of freak */ t Elshirner • , Waterloo ROBERT COI.LTNS and ,CO. can positively assert. that ..• Wobvsnfimek.l ' - 1- , ' letilefaltis, &e &e. they are the . only Sessefketueireeip the Kingdom that•Zetsal ' wain!' ovens , ist. 4 ssc. AU this, and the warm air. for. To be viewed ow the deigemmilag sedineenlnir of gala. the above Articles at ther IN anafacturing Prices. They wilt wain; 111 ... .* i.ci TAL &I/M.O4 I SP* eon *ln/Area ft• mil weal arts had of. 311 r.. 111,10ami, Thropoortoo- street , earnest every- Article made of the best Fabrie,anit free !whet. of coals per day. - ill • " •.• T poiii e the Auction of . , .. from any Importations, at Rouses CoLLies and Company, Each ship, besides the usual allowance of sea muskets, ~.. .... •• Deireari:House; Regent Street, end at their aftusefectoriee, is furbished with tbreslowling pieces (double barrelled) STOCK OF ELEGANT PLATEN 0000%. (11401.1.) Kidderminster. Pahley, and Giasgow, of the value of 351. each, and also eight excellent-rifles. TO BE BALD BY AUPTION,• • : i .... •,, Two Vainest Mau WA:Erin), that perfectly understand Each man is provided with wolf-skin. blankets,:dwo By Mr. WILLIAMS, .• ~ ~ , . their Ruzpiess ; sad Two Mae also that understand taking sets of boots made of thick woollen cloth made of fear• • ~,' ''''•' Pleas and osaelog up farpets.-Apply between Nine aid Al thes Auction Mart, Rsrtholonioar Lana, Twwwweetese..., , wham in the hiornini. nought, with cork and leather soles sewed together, the D ' 6th, at “relve lidera, .. t , . .. A Valoohle ASSOiti'M ENT of Paeblonsble • . Will WHEEL. • • •• . the same kind of warm clothing, Milt hoods and gliwes, without the fingers being divided. . .. .. , .... . 211: PI. tTED riRTICER"9, overlie mounted In silver, IVA Z ARD & Co. remind their Friends and the the whole of a ssperior quality, .coesigned from the miseee Iri . p ow ,. thu d ofto th oi. D ay u e Drawing i s over, an d no Every arrangement ■ant coneideratioo ii med.. tonotie . I (adorer. (lotted suitable for priyete purchasers); coosiming Capital above di1e,096 is yet Drawn. The Wheel, • alter tribute towards the amusement as wellis...the health of of handsome Venison, Hash. Vegetable; and Steak Plebes, Three Days of Drawing. contains ONE HUNDRED end the men, during the inactive times of theta. beim ,fiametie , , Ittge.oval° end - roust' Dishes and Cotters. deep Tureens. SEVEN CAPITAL PRIZES', as under, all Floating; and in. Powder and shot, organs for theetke lime te.,..aud 't Epergnes, Tea- sad Coffee Urns, 'fee Sete. Coffee Pots, from the great number of Tickets which must be Drawn the a set of ail drop scenes, eleven feet.Dlgh. and eiglitegcc Tilsit Candlesticks with Inapches. Cord and Chamber ditto, "earth Gay , a very large portion of them are expected to w il e , with two changes of s id e w i egele t wo , a .. n 4 1,...; Prober Prober vases , Bread and Cake Reacts; Cheese Twisters, be Drawn that stay, viz.'LO-MORROW. and' elegant Ilttfaibeatre, whickip. ertietta - taw the, r 1 ' .• • Miner Treet, tied Soy Feaeors;• *an dot nit Glasses, Hal II X/10.0b" l 8 , Il i" • deck, and which is entirelytionsed is 'with blame nk . .. grefewat Tg•st Racks. &t. &e. .. -.. s. , •• ' 2 ..... - ' 16,000 119 To be viewed till the stale, and esti:l7=o ),Ir. ,9 ; iffnieres,Variagmortonaireet,"opposiM 1 fere.' i- ' .•• ... -...... ...1.... 1.. ... ..3. 1A •4 . 1•411 1 .4 and litharesksvieranted Ledrifern. are' Selling at performed once a for t night, ant! theoffigrownerthe actors, 0 ,,,. ... e1 .., ~.,,, „.INllll.lloellefe n ,ol.'s •,. d i ~....,,. . RIZ - AIM/ & Co.'s Oases, 14 Royal Exchange; 26, Coro- who are provided with a Seq.eneetteiva tintheiti - ' eti 1 lowe d, TEAR., this 66 . 14 . 4 .. a.... hill yawl 4196. Oxford-street, mitt CV! Regent.streett . .; where wardrobe; gietrews of botli-shlitlic . in style . en. r il f r'" row A f - • - 1- tbey.Flold. in tin present Lottery. No, 677. a 1.000. an d The thestreis on-bosrd-the Fd y i , . neat, 1' : dtif b ,lbetsts_SVAJe of thei Rasp:lndia Cfropenv ars TH KE rc of ••• • . . . take place' in tire lafterriere •sfreq4a t in . Reeda.a l epprty et ife .saffvea&m, nie Pliblie in their NATIVE marry. at R PC 24.090. iq the last and preceding Con- di...Cali:AND", NW 18,IIIONSIONGER-LANE, LON- tract... .. „.._, -•, ~... ~ •.. ' the o ffi cers being eteedentsistmcimM, „Whetisivispeseti- • • G 014.: .v. ..* .! ••• •-, : J. - , s• ns -7.-•1 . ..-r - .-*. - I .• i u.r. , ;` ..--- - • wardrobe ars at ake nommen niAls o.olfinees.- ...;19 ;10i. • C • l*oeltiag your attend,* to tilelegehlishment wo shell. ~ . • • PielliffiblifeiT EXPEDITION.. • The most steeple supply if every kiiii• eilkllkeephl.. brieletremeiditiet wberelfth Tess are of the best agility,. _.,11 , .. ....mes.- . cal apparatus, lee. &e,.• is furnish** br .o•teriOrmice. • and the Price the loweSt that pusillaly can he taken, further" Partin - lets settiFittibge of the two Ships 'Wind to the besides a tettspdrety movrableVismiveketf, •aid'4ll6:l SPIPXX*IA.unPeAeIow.Y. We *ends a a"; 11144 a 1 .•° 4 °° - Mods Regions ea a ;Voyage of Discovery, and whieh roseible conveniences to aesist 'Stier Sfiafite ' dflet e nrain , ) that we rent our claim to your fetter patronage and supgrt • --, • • aellied, frees-the None. ander the . rdere and direction reckonings . , . . We are, (withgrateful thanks fortivishnribetived) th e b- . N ••••- me • t - - 1•1; . s iits'avitmessest; Mumble Screams. .;t '• -.. •• • • ...- f • .of Care*, ~Itt ~, May thh, [del . •, - .'t An sorts Of top. took; tig.gleres,lpeeteei ecieenfeeteller • • 1!1 .4 , • • . •la k i " w agTas , aa , aa a c alwasa .... . , 1f0ry..1.818 tops, wassaaded by Will. Edward Perry. , every thing w e may be ionficulikgp4...iconmit 4 4 .!...a. `, _ s iati I, 8.1 GREEN. g„.l. • lieelas•-3/5 tows, imennanded by Cap disensolf. ffamidnia, or .1414(4 as ,,baterr ter • fpe :;tfte.ataalves. .1 alp* None Ce1aptiF.::.1:44,.6 8 PlisiTsietidaY: • '''''sf . 6 Ly . s. '. • • , , ..: -7 , . .. ...t. (geode and gown/its. Whet* tbey may destid,•ltive US% fiteisseveossimm.....o.,. •A 0 EiseGloten....,:...sw.le '. • semerd" Hecindtews an. or avowal'', when cainptile, moat Ithreally• pnceided. i.... ..• .. :•••• •-• •. - gt o ttr o i l • fif-tt.c •3 t r o° 6o V e il l ,...n o r *I 44k. ;r e ' 6 Mash QM" Diliteet Melees' eft , ,i awd 46 beat . if , ineireilu „, : .., r.... thr T i. o . e.:. cl uv e if e li k :sbew i a ..w . .. S w i nf i Ttl ' a • 1 7 ;1 9 1V 4 97t in. oniale . N?" 16;i t Iffew i.1.4 . ... r 5t . 2 41 • 0 Flittel fris . r " 41 4' 0 Y. . ag ga o ia "t ~."'' D aaa .,.... - 4 7' L a ' al yst s . op-ithey s l e ' a d with a tine :Morning, and fair wind from South 'sent Ott • tssOlir a '• l4 e/oPowolw ... t ;••••••- 19 .46 ' e . . ' feel[ f Itches each, from the oft Add of. tie be 'Sed h. '' .'' .• - ''' ''. • • e RosPeeinblo Pes9o9o)*lshing•to bombes, Aftsup• *rate" Aer•the feelesids. of th• -hoightbesd.e.efladrence JVilte. The Olken and then all rieefVe doable, Sif. typretionse, wait,. soppliedon liberel Teyets..--.o)eopk esprit ; *ado ,* wick a ro. a i‘e b ee „ .., ~, ..,:„ ~ „- •• '•-ts6ssipLigellyeleospstasie-expleissi'm she . 4 m _, :03 . 4 viiiftie direessitiedetevert edict idylnee otia:tiet Priee.• , is es • smelt _”111141.14414 time -1 1 Cepteini2 peoternmste, i,Parser, I ti ai v a a. 1 A• se i,"! it a neesi emlreellstem4l.-S4.66mWMNR4 i'' as *IF neelliOgs einsfeetAibtft" Ilitif 4691 40 - 2 •. 14 ‘ 4 4 4 1 06 "1 -14 - 3 erisf••••• lso • 4 . 4 sellawei ifieweeerritOses.:te lc drank geltegigri..ok.wfs genablish- tea t. , pima ig l us mite, d e . ad. ~ strips ,! t h e saves belittler, and opms the mitre dimes- I .ltib Ser. l.taatiliteages • itterpenter,l.Merchant in sates% - ,- •-•- - • ••• '• • • •' - . ' skins, nub carried a 16-inch toughie et Alde battle of I bitto Mate, to' act as pilots when. in •the iee; i•Gitn- - i. . • . •' • ' RICH - *MEET:. -' ' " Algiers.' • ner's Mate, I Egrarslain'e ditto, I Carpenter's ditto. '1 I i" . yTaiti v ltgapek m a k er , 2. eat a blit. an d I . ,g n i. ,Awmacies, Cesium, Saws, icc.-Each ship has live . Sail-Maker, Monk, 4 Leading men, to assist in Mr- . nv i e gion o e, laapaespitty,i a r g y ma hi s em e nd s . ;r iot on large aod four small anclrerv. hesidesice anchors, which durtinc the ship -when amongst the ice, and in leelling 1 1, , • obojirat,Baporme, ipg ~ rtied ,eray's, oramog of the p rese nt Ste only iron hook; in . the shape of an Si likewise five aod . pre . per_ing for 11,..erthrongh . the. open ings and 'ents of *i li r /eatery. ■ isisPrikitalieNre - .Z1:006 wai drawn, tits Wheel still hempen and two cha i n cabin - also long and strong the ice, i Quarter-Master, I Arin,mrer s Mate, 24 Able • Eppl a t a a..ll ; thy es ”...... -: •:-• • • • •' . ,taws for tki ire, fee.•&c.... Seanseej Sergetot, Rotel . Marines, I Corporal, •Ii•I1X• ..,' . •." ....;,...-3slteiximspir.l9o.noo Mosey. ••• , . (loss; (Brassy )- Fury , taro 44-potrodern, two 6-pound. 5 firigatiCtlittti find 2 Addliralty 6Rdshipmea.;-Total, 0 i ' a „4 ._ 10000 Piero. •••• . era, and two brims swivels on carriages. the private pro- 58. ' -.... .. - • . ""7. , - 6 .000 rs Ditto. ' p er t e o f Captain Parry.-Hiclarcwo.94-ponsde, and •Nalte.•;=Opptain Perry has: in the Fory, Is oddities? j I .1 - ' •• -1 ••'.• .: - • cooo Ditto. - two 6,poriarters. , to the t h ere 216...r* Amr t nitmeser: who le elan A Cit'edY'• ~ • And 400 other Uapitats. and as they .are ell Boating, th e &rm.-Eery, S whale boats of 25 fat; I lanoch of man, and acts .o.4e l lilitutsiiad his servatt,Vhd atialth 4 .?; tete may befiraern TO MORROW , Warranted Undtawn 22 feet, and one long gig.-lieela. s , whale boats of it'd. tie total id ilie:ritijf . .•: - . . .-- Tait, end Sheref arson sale at the Lucky Office. 2 ) ,corn- , ,_ ~,„, , ._.. ,_ of ~, , eet.. • Br iptta i i - trel „ viozi , p6 o , l ,:. ;04 • ce i ta t i . Lo s 7 ,-*. . hitl. Alt Mistimes in tne'Peblis Filed' tramsemod whit Utility feel ; ; la"" a . " 1". and one dingy tz , • .. and dispatch. ~ • . Peeresses' rot Tense YILIS IX BLOM Sum •aitscrair ailed iiidsoe's SirLitb; tlith4ttly,•ligigi, they [ had vet; • ._ • .• A . ROWLAND L. SON, Sole proprietors of the ton ; Preserved Meet, hermetically seated,. 19.000 Ilis ; Vs- inst . though • deeply lad lieiaily laden, 'both ressete .•;••• ta". 'original MACASSAR: OIL. .respectfully inform getable soup, 3,119 u quarts, is l i t gpllon canoistars ;., Gravy :roi'ect remarkably lively sea-boats, and for . ** 'chi's. . -i soap 4 kitiquarts, lo quart canoisters • Suet, 1,200 the. I a the Noloility.Gentry, ind'priblie at large, they have removed • . • • Pork . 4 880 •• 41g " nil deifetiptioa or shipping Most excellent' Allen* Cep- ~ te No. IS .IiATTON-GAIISEN. They also beg to CAL '- hogsheadf of 120 lbs . each , . p ieces , o f '' fain Parry stated that their trim seas motels, as* teat* each , _. Dried Cod Fish, 4cwt. (private stock for gun-,clog ); rite[, • Ti t Opf.theteis eonseqeenee of the universal demand for their_ imllitt almost equal; • - • t or sirs[) end genuine. MACASSAR OIL, impostors pur. e P a ort Wine, 230 g a llon, in barrels and hstfhogsheads;' Rom: 0 ,, The henbane Mestere .hatif 7•beint. Captains •f /- • ''' 'elramethe empty bottles, atid attempt to deceive the public 4,000 gallons .a in barrels and bat( hogsheads; Brandy, lOU wlthmpusioes Allecesseo Oil, composed of lojurious ingre- gallons In b "els; P ease, 160 bushels; . Rico, 1000 lbs. for Greenland Traders, and teirtro he - fatiblished as M'ati. , clients. offering it for. sole at a lower peice,.and without the the gun - room mess; Sugar, 12.0U0 lbs. in barrel.; Cocoa, tees in the King's service, with 'half-psy after di.. , . _ 3,3001ba. in barrels; Tea, none allowed by Government, voyage, and to be at liberty, to exercise their forther label; itici others sign •• Rowlandfon," imitatin g the si g ns - ,; sure, Whieb genders - tt necessary orb purchasing to ask for except for the sick-the I goe-room mesa takes 230 lbs. • the c g llings • • wlandts Macassar Oil, and strictly to observe, that nob* Slidsaipmen's mess lob bs. as private sto_ek; pickles; 600 1 1 - • r ... , • gallons, in 1p gallon casks; Cranberries , 1 . 00 gallons, in . . Tue Times.- We . have seen a letter from a respect, are genuine without the little book inside the wiltpper ; • and gallon casks ; Lemons, I case; L. mon Juice. 4,600 lbs. In able gentleman, dated from the town of Tallinadally. a -;-7. ` the label Issigndd on the outside, in red, " A. Rowland and county of Galway, stating, that at the fair of that town; flon."--Ihe prices are Se. 6d. ; 7s. 10s. 6d.; and its. per 6 gallon assail; Vinegar concentrated, 600 gallons, In halt 1. „ held on the 21st instiour year old bullocks sold fur 4! . 1 ' tb•Jitle. All ,other prices are itopositioss.-The genuine ties gallons, bottles, packed' ln lemon juice cases as it would • oot answer properly in - jers, which would bur& ; Essence 13s. which when calves cost V. 1 Is.-(Freentes'a Jour- • tilt address op thelahel, •• No. 20, liatton- garden ," Flirontse,t by his Royal Highness the Doke of Sussex, o ti f ... 3l , alt i l a nd Hops, luo cannisters, each containing a sutli- most of the Royal Family'. their Imperial Majesties the .. q_niity of prep ared yeast to brew 36 gallon. of "at.) ' • - , rte 1 .Sproce•. 141 bottles 111 one case; A Poyesre RaWaor.-Mr." Olmstead, Professor of ,limprror and Eraprois of Roods, hi. . time Majesty the awn Moasseit stoat S:2oolbs. lo e herio'm; t ;Indies. moulds, 2,016 lb.: Chemistry in the Coll•ge of North Carolina, has pnle. • , Emperor of China, their Excellencies the Dukes de l'lottip- of 6to the lb.; M. dips, 6041b5. of 12 to the lb.; Ditto fished, in the Aiiierican Joureal of Science, vol.:1H. . ado, and De Son CariO4,• and the Duke of Rrunswlch ; by cats 1,6121b5:0f 20 to the lb.; Herbs dried, 6001bs. in 14 No. I. p 100, an account of the removal of a paralytic , 1... Mir Especial Authority; soil most of the . Nobilltrlltrough- eases% Celery seed, 000 lb •It • i 112 lbs. for the gun- affection . by a stroke of lightning.. Mr. Sea' nett' Letters. • ' .. ~ _ , .. s. ,VS XS,* , Out .F4trupe - • • BOWL AND 'S MACASSAR OIL. . room mess : Stotts Barley, only for the sick: I:Oatmeal, 6of Carteret collide; North Carolina, had • been affected I - allons • In small casks • Carrots and Parsnips, as machos - -, ..: ~ affection • . • which had .. . (The ortglisafand gen - eine) wlilelefor many yean has been or„_ ship ' with a paraiy t i, in hie face , . onivereelly crinnteot.• and , is the heal gad &leanest article (Or toe eansto Lemons,w whet alt other things . are in Marin . alaig.. chiefly in tire eye. ' When he was walking in his boost. -e- , soutishirig the ;laic. preventing its falling off -Cr turning or concreted i,r 7 eases, eacn containing . o or o dining a thunder slorrh , he was struck down by light- . . grey, peeservesit to the latestperiod of life : promotes a luxe- ja r ! ; Coals. 1 6 hald ons. fling.: After lying seoseless fifteen or twenty minute.. I , rient•growth' on the baldest places. Note.-The officers lake out pa prlvatestock considerable spices, wines. titc , arc , he recovered so far as to be sensible of his situation. He • ,- . Coley Hair.-It produces and makeine curl firm daring quantities of Nautilu s i ... exercise, or in damp weather-readers Hairthat is harsh and The n lr e ; l o ' s a yOrt. ' of . s . .b . out 400 tons burden, recovered the use of his settees and of his limb , ' by - da. • accompanied them - to the heginniug of the ice in Host . greet!, during the reniainder of the day and night, sod ; dry es soft as silk, glossy, eleg an t , nd heitoliful. . , indispesitton. Arcouchement, Ike. didlng which thi s soil SOX'S Straits, having lightened them of some of their. lie felt so well the next day, that he was inclined to give 1 t'. '., should be regularly applied, &sit prevents the Hair being in- stores so far, and carried 10 chaldrons of coals addl.' to a distant friend an acc.onnt of what bad happened. • : ' :.• , urcd, such RS !XMAS of or changing colour, sod retains Its Hegel for each ship, with 25 live bull ocks as a g eneral lie nasyible to write a lung letter, without the nse .. , f f beauty-produces Whfskers. Eye brows, Re. • . - s t og h,.besides a great number of sheep, hogs, &c. which glasses , Since that time he never felt a symptom of the . .... ~, : • Children's Heir.-A (Me atteotion to' Children ' s hale ls A p e y, a ti killed as soon as delivered, arid hung round the . paralytic disorder ; and he concl u d e d th a t it h a d bee n cf . r I ✓ of the greatest importance. 'Chia Oil is, insatiable's It-en- fectnally sated by the shock , . Ile thonght, howeuevs ships to freeze, as frozen meat will never putrify. e dicstes the scurf easy and pleasant, ani s es anparier to combs, • .. , , Each•ship is stron g l y exiled with iron on the bows to that the seine cause which restored his sight impaired soaps. Re. makes the Heir Hon' in its roots, and ekes • sea- ' •• ' rim's' the ice Between the chain plates and the aide* his hearing. ., - mina forsibeeutifultlend et Ilair.-F'ricells. 0.1.-45.-tOsekl. - ' ' with . • ' . S I Hide , 2 l of Eastbourne , who it - 1 . Milled' u p dash wood to prevent the lodgment of mune a 1 ierman e and It. Is. perbottles . .i 1 • 2 ... • Red Whiskers. Grey Whiskers. Eye brows, iriir on the few weeks ago,convicted of an thwice,ind a doable band of strong timber, eighteen be recollected was a . 1 • .; . r . Heed, effectually changed to brOwn or black, by rue us e o f Indies thick, goes all round the water line to ward the offence against the Excise laws• rind sent to Portsmouth l .• .r ' ROWLAND'S'ESSIENCE OF TYKE: • ice off from the sides-this is an addition to the original to be put on board one of his Majesty's ship% of war l e e . • IBy merely 'benign . the ileir...it itistmmiately produces thickness of the ship's aides. - live years ,servitude, has since, throngh the favotiesof y • perfect change. Price .4s. k 7s, 6.1.; sod 10s. di. per The fore and main mists are each fitted exactly alike, Government, been. restored to his family anti, tri.fn.f.; a bottle, ' in spars. sails, and Opting ; the wizen is barque rigged; the latter of sirhotti.•en last Alontlny es ening, set the Sold by the Role Proprietors, A. ROWIAND and SON, t h e decks arc diagonally laid; the bulwarks about live 1 bells at Fwethoorne a ringing', and otherwise repressed i e . 4, s No. 90. if *tton•gardeli.llothori• fetwino ; mad. hit appoint- feet six inches high. and strong' davit's fur the whale - 'their joy XII At OeCISIOX, and concluded the stow with -4 ~ s merit. by Messrs.llomiries.Tdelitiorite-street ; Smyth. 117. h eats ; t h e sam e as the regular Greenland fishing vresi•ls, a supper in tbnck.or tap - room, to ;which about 1.4 g (fettle and Pierce, 67 ; D. ItiiNe, 33, New Bond-street ; • ..,, rhe discre're shiplove nut cappered, as it tears off by : jolly fellows sat down, and wee:: superlatively happy. • t , '" Bayley and ' ilex ' e """ tte ' irliv " Cer '' 148:41) - gr "'"" the friction a the ice, collects weeds and other impedi, t 'Drill ST a - 1151.1..--.--1 1 0 inquest was . held -on e street: Berr yed Co. 17, °reel:sweet ; Butlers„.4,s,lleap• . . . • • , s mend', also rats the sailors and impe d es tkie. sailing. In. Thursday tam, hi: E. phtilip.. rA 4 . one of toe Gard- e side. and 2211. Regent-street; Rowney, 103, Ilitron-garden; a Colley, BishOpegisfe-streel r Wharton, J. T. , ftigge, side of thibows they have da feet additional thickness i Sets for the enmity ofblonmooth. in . the patish of Late- d 06. Ciierniside; Tette, el. J °hasten:Kis cornhill ;Newberry, of solid timber, to withstand the shocks of the ice when . iivetie, betels, of-the bMly of William LlOlllOO, who was 4- 4 Edwerds..66.. Bt. Paul's Cborch- yard; Sutton, Bow it cornea direotheaden.-4 1 much as possible of iron killed hy a Ifni). Ito deceased, an 14m:et-inn, observing ' church-yard; floreese. 04. Holharn- till!; L0w,330; Front. work bee been aboliehed, particularly abaft . , and copper ; kis oeighimer"f limit 11442 k into'his . gTniiii, n rid to the - . • ... I, ogn, Strand: Barclay & Sons, 93, Fleet-market; Stradling su bstituted:-even the strongest binding' and fastenings r ight to drive hire oul,felle . n the vicious animal inatantig . ere Modeof copper, by which it is found that the coin- ; made towing hint. ?a !a path his horns, iedictid S . eure- e. & Nie• Royal Eneheoge;, Ford, Festsitorat-tercet: Bartel-. lot, . Mallon-gerden; Ambridge' NVOii•lnian. Piccadilly i.. pr , k coniilleiiibiy i pso e ff ecte d . ; bee et- severe :wounds,' ',illicit pro d uce d almost .inaLtat •• . , , e• Gra n g e . Ozektiereetteul by moat - perfumers sad masa- rA F ii ship is completely timid : rotted the inside and . dent[:. tire iaftsriated beam:weali bare attackedadinee s . 41 else -ymeettes..• soy: . ' . • r••, • J. '.:• . • ••• ..V udder the sleek between 'Le keenly- with tl.ree inchie 'yOrlllf "men, who raw to tits-assistance of the slecessel, i . . . ; j o s. ffeefoc elewland's Oil, or Rowle9d_'s Dye, and !tauter .- . . •• - Ithtett ertlte . best cork, closely mid neatly fitted to audit •hail lit net be* progested - by their doge' Verseiit - • t die Signpitysi ••• A. Rowland and She." • i•' . - • 'AR inbers are COVIIISTPSIXS• • • . 1 iblefituant the beat and terelUng . the mien* Coll. T6e Ardente, ice*. --The bet WlllllllMaillildeitahot. t ' C. •• it. 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