The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-25 00:00:00

P‘NTHEON. OICFORD-';TREF.T. AGRAND 1%1 ACQUARA DE will be at this place, on MONDAY. the 31hit instant. Tickets. One Guinea each, which includes lt.efreshmenls, & t oper, and Wines. GOW's RAND, the YAUXVI ALL PANDRAN MfN STSELS in enstentr. with TWO BANDS of SAVOY ARDS. will play in various parts of the Horse. N. FL Parties dabs., at select Supper Bows, will be ac commodated by enrt appllodiums. ,• TO THE FREEHOLDER OF' THE COUNTY OF IDDLESEX. GeweLeucw, 'M Is run:nonce of a Requisition to us, to gall a Meeting of the Freeholder' of the said " to retsiler the pr . opelety nf atlopting nny and what asieasures by .4.ldresn, Petition, Resolution, or otherwise, on the subject of the late Votes of the House Of Comnunts, in the Case of Sir Franeis Burdett, paid of the new and extraordinary Proceed -144 had thereupon s" we- do aoint snit \feeling to he held' at the MElUlAtt) TAVER N, HACKNEY, in the said Clottly, on TN LJ RAD 1Y next, at 'royelve o'clock. N. WOOD. ? SheritTof the .10/IN ATKINS, S County of Middlesex. April 19. • LTIVVIV CitARITY. FOR DELIVERINO POOR MARRIED WOMEN AT THEIR OWN HABITA TIONS. • Instituted 1757. Under the Patronage of their "Instal lliehaesses the Priam and Princess nf WALES. FIIIIF. ANNIVERSARY SERMON for the f 1 8 Fllki EFL l' of this INSTITIJ'f lON will he prenehrd on Soodas , Morning nest. the 49th lostnnt..inthe Parish (Thus ch of St. Jame-. Clerken well. by the Rev. W ILIA A M GOOD F., A. M. Rector of St. Andrew. iVardrobr, and St. Am, Blackfriars, and Lecturer of St. John. of Wapping. Pr.iyers will begin at a Quarter before Eleven n'Clnek. And the Annual Dinner will he nt the City of London Ta lent, in Bishoplcate-street. on Wedlioday the bof May. vrtestnr.si, • His Royal Highnew the Prince of 'WALES. - ViCE.PIIIESIDENTS, Rt. Don. Earl of Dartmouth FAward Gale Ilieldero, • Esq. RB i. 00. Mirt of ITlbridge William De nt. lifl. I L. lion. Lprd Larilley . John Blackburn, El. Mr. Charles Stuart, Treasurer. sr aws.a Ds. John Braaten, 'E k William i c ewis. Esq. I,aor 11. Browne, Esq. M. P. I John N i von, Esq. Reginald Graltaln, Esq. James Allen Parke, Esq. Joseph Rirkettlarksun, Esq. Osborn Purslioq, hsq. John Lawrence. Esq. Abel Snsiih. Esq. The Res. William Lens f Sit Robert Wigwam, Barg Dinner on TableitHaltrist Fear *Timis. cobseri pi inns to this Charity wilt he received at the Ti of the Church; by Mr. Cbarles Sjuart Treasurer. No. I, Crest Toner-street ; the Secretary.7llr.'W. S. Hall, No. 1,„ Yount-cosi,., near lain/don Turnpike; and by Mr. George Runt, Collector* the Charity's Ogre, No. 9, Coat-awls ; of whom Rooks, giving a particular *tea* et the ln.titntion, may be bad. • . *.* Fonr.i heisted and thirty-wine Women were delivered Chatrhy Spite last ypar--and armee of 194000 since in institution, , • .." • . ** ..;W• S., ItAliih*SOMPri. • -- , . • A YOUNG . I•4IDY left her bowie, on SA. TURDAYA . .nprit 4), , bittsteen the Imam of Three mud , Four o'clock in the Afternoon: She is alma the middle sims. and had on a greyish Drafi-eolixtriti Cloth Pelisse, with Silk Curd r.diad the 6ottom, tied.roand the Waist with Silk Cord anti Acorn Tassels ; a large Straw Poke Bonnet t n Maths Dress; Siik Storkinp, and Light Brows Jean Half Seats, ploehed with !thick Leather. She had a Gilt Metal Watch. and a small Case covered with Park Moe Silk, containiag none Gold and Bank-notes. Whoever will give Information at Na. Hi, Upper Jam. street, Golden-square, so' that sbe may he flitted by her Friends. shall receive cos E H UN DRED GUINEAS RE WARD. Should this Advertisenseat meet the eye of the Young Lady, the may be certain that her absence is unknown to every one exceptive her own Relations at home, and that if sl e will re tern, she will be received with the utmost kindness and af fection, and no notice ever taken ofthe past. A CARD TO VIE FEMALE SEX. DR. FOTHERGILLS justly ceiehrate4 FE. MALE PILLS, for different complaints incident to the set at various periods of life. It has been truly observed, that wouieo more than the other sex may he considered in a certain degree AS invalids; they are sohjected to a variety of Oirases, from the nature of the functions Alley are destined as mothers to perfonn, which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interruption of those regular secretions coorwcted with the MI enjoyment of health; to act on the constitution of the Inmate, and, relieve this obstruction, no remedy has been kaewu to owra te with such certainty, quickness, and safetyi' as Ds. Potbergilett Female Pills; it unites high tonic and in vigorating powers, with hi peculiar quality of relieving full new, appresion; and those other uneasy symptoms which min from too mach blood in the habit ; they are the most semis curt for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent complaints, as 11,11 as the various other spasmodic atfectious so common to sell- Dr. Fathevgill's Pills. as a Family Medicine, should be is pomessissa ofEi k lo i ther, and other guardians of the wbo have (*rusted to their care. • . viholoade , at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chempsid, Corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Tutt, Royal Es change; Alien, 26, Oxford-street ; Clint 26 u , Borough ; Mid most Camay Booksellers and yendeii, i Boxes, at 21. 9d. each. Of whom may be had. Butler's. Aromatic Pectoral En gem" toe improving the yoke, and for coughs, colds, Wanes, and enasamptiom. in Boxes, at 144. BUTLER's CELEtLtt POWD AT E R ER ESTO RAT E Tourif BEAUTY of Countenance and regu lari ty of Features are allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of BUTLER's.TOOTH POWDER World beg leave to remind his Couotrywoinen, that the lustre uf their chariot loses half its indoence where the teeth are discol.mred, or 'hew a :lawn and unhealty appearance : this Is the more inexcusable, us the present preparation affords the infallible mar,S, us of retnoviug every blemish of the ena mel, and incite in its application, being composed of vege tables. It is rtrommeinied to the attention of all tanks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour or to the decay of the enamel of the Teeth ; as rendering the' breath sweet sod delectable, and malting the gums of their proper shape and verinibion hue ; and a certain preventive nrsino the Tooth-Ache.—No compositino of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met with such uftiver- Sei approbation; and the Proprietor bus to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. Sold Wholesale and Retail. at Mr. Butler's No. 4i Cheapsidr. corner of /*nitrite...la Row ; and reed' by moo Country Medicine Venders mid. Perfitmen; in boxes, at . Od. each. Of whom may be hadi Boiler's Arontsitic Pectoral Lo :doges for copes*, aithalagip sect UICOSS) 11 %; iii.iio,llo) at as. lid. . . • • : ought to be encourarl. • Resolved, That a School for Boys, for teaching READ ING, WRITING, and ARITHSILTIC, be established in this Town, on a plan detailed by Aikbpls Lancaster; a 'plan which continues to be honoured with the &EP patronage of the Kiug apd Royal ; and also a similar School for Girls, if the funds of , the louitotion should admit of it. Resolved, Thai a Subscriptiotsbenow opened for carryiag this plan into effect. Resolved, That a CoMmittee be appointed to collect Sub sibriptions, to look .Si fors minable Miltsliits, to. apes aril wise the School, and to report the malt to a General Medi* of the Subscribers. Resolved, Thitt. this Committee moist of sine penoni, and. that they have power to enlarge their number. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Sleeting be gives to Joseph Lancaster, far his voluntary attendance at Bury, eat far the great good which he has already been the means of producing, on account of his System of Education, hi various parts of the kingdom. THOMAS CLARKSON, Chairman. Resolved, That the T.hanksaf this Meeting be given to the . • Chairman. BOOK. at It, Ackerman's 41:11, Strand, Loads., _ .of all tik Book and- Prioweilersin *bet Unkt4itilliCaolat Na. t, of an entirely original and interesting Work on the PERSPECTIWE DELINEATION nt 11ACIIINEitYs Coespriasig an Elmeetstary Coate of Practice in that japan. tads arty illustrated in . numerous highly finished Plniel,.. with explaostwry Letter-Press; and entitled, . An EISAY on MUCHANIMIL DRAWING: jCHA,KLES BLUNT; , , Dasfilsooni•itc. • ; , The kat of pableastida is to pradaes a edosiasti drawiog, - asd a catgetiod of examples, .ealcalated Id dig* 1 the youoi mocitaalcal artist to draw o ateT ou d r id practice, and to relieve him, as opmh s as Me; tr a de labour of mitt/awe preparatory coarse inathamatt* •It will he completed in twelve monthly parts, price Ow each. i I. . ... - J. : - S Pitick:4o; .v. ....i..K.~ COpATIE, COCOA, •131i01114111r.i ' • - anJ.DENtoN, N4. • 11 anti 11; Great near the bloiMr4o 4 . I.undso, beg to mention of their Friends and' die Public to the ((A ides. which, having long fours an increasing aid Sale, it the best test of their luperiority • )LATE And COCOA. prepared froth a receipt ; Dr. huchati ' Author of Domestli Medicioe, ted thetst many years, and recommended. them to 'and Patients. Intim!' °Orion.), glfeu with each • '‘ iCATE•Ond COCOA blended, with • Proportion ' lalandices, or Icetand Mots, universally reed's wies4ed by the *acuity in nil Palmtinic, Constimptive, and AleryouS • BItOfilA:. an article much approied, prepared .tehni the Chocolate Not; is eatrembly . delicald and nutritious for de - • ' bilitated,habitt k has long beets before the Public, and met . • with ao naprm.• dited . They . treed Mile with the • • utmost facility; • fall directloas !given for their use. ' • SIN CET %CO QIATE . CAKES,: phdp and bleak* • with Ginger-, Gloves, 4 Ciwiluson • a. *mall portion of ' which, pet oh* thei praMt•fr aloe full bellekgl l atiler'9 -; 110011104.-bsch Packet is slroed with• • Otir ...r" • r srmetarreirirpho Illieetirt Melded. Mil de fei tsvettifilit. - • • • Cocoa Nuts,' Nib* and =1“404 Idaeashal i lretsetvll4 Curry'Powder; Znyedoe P miti epper:. . tidies 2ktellit ' all of the very best • A quantity of •Hoderahti Pasted* Note. - • ' ' • • All orders poactitaily attended to. Itt the tddllithteithry.L. They arc also told by TtO Pelocipal Tel liedlen mid Deus. Oil In Lomita; and Most toitre i• ilk ttalierd •Klogdood. ' •, • The oriieaof thh * Tratie art eahtesd_lholkltoCou li• Wad tern's, either , as altos -.tit through the Wiluluschid Pew • dots and Telt **lt's iii L ondon. • • . ": •, 1 • z {M ~.`f • - 314444 it SWIM IK, flAltAßM'd gitAb' •.-* • B''4oll - HILL, LO MDON. _, • 131a.bot seeitintiOdethitilor Towelleto—Gooditeds,kblllei • • Liquors.. and wartime dames: The fdlltihintß Pose Coaches. Mall Cestehes, Ile. set Out frost the Berannfo Reed Ira, Snow-bilk •• . ••!". ' • • • GLASGOW, numtutirs, CARL yti leLsi IetHiTHA. 4 .. YEN, PENRIT/I , ppben vv:.CAT TER:ACRE, BOROIIGB MHOE, Pont Overlies, every , Morning. tet entry foot iisedet. , - • YORK said LEBDS New Outchiss gel nit el'Ornotr", - • tog at half-past five uklock t * . arrlore at York the twit ow at twelve o'clbek. . The *ECLIPSE New Fly ing Poso•Ciaels; • - carries Vane Insides only to to York' Siladeriltals Newcastle. dad Edinburgh, by way of Awaked, GrsiMs., and Vow; caster, every Ivessing and Moroing ; to Mn flowoilsyli, the White-bone, Copperlgoie, York. Uncommon Cheap Travelling to blverpcist, by,the Neyr Fly ing Post Coaches, to the Angel bur Italg-eltswt, Lever• • pool, dally.—Leeds and "Walietiele Post Coach, called the Clothier, -, I. out every •MOOdoll * Send o'clock, by Moo.* Gii..teeda. • L. OSTON, • 'Speldieg, Petetbaroullits ill and' Hantingdiett * . ooyal Mail . Coesebiosip.out every . evasive". Coaches from &mem to Spilsby; looth, Grintsb4, ol4 . . and Hull. • Ltvn.aroeL, Warriftinn, !Lanford, Slone, said LifehX •deld Post Coach, called the Expeditioa,:every etening, at • eve o'clock, to the Crone ItedoottooMn•eet, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. ' • • • , • &STU OM BRISTOL Flying POW Cate Otte Folhams IkriiNwoudJll -* 7 arrive • at Mr. May's, the Gese low asind Lon, the Lando* Tweet T , est . Coaches.* Brill r, assaborn, &v. , Lewes Dew Bgal - Clkenti 'de la fliertoielfieo . l*4 • every morning eight e'er. Carrir_filar inttetell . Parall rollet Stamfo rd, Newark, ' R a tter, Qen t esler, add Fefty. bridge, to the: tottletwilatti Lee* . next sloy-weilboas •atut • retorn from thence every 'throb's at eight o'eloct. Not- • withstanding the isocalatdon expediter's of this Coach, '• • lowed to he the moo _rigreeible and Complete ppbjk convey- arise on the North Raid, being unendalled illwecontsnodailoo • by any other. • Ite NUS L Lsacaster, Previa% lathy, Lqnsikle, Bonne t Charley; Onuskirk. wed GarMang Pest Coaches, esery,aftet noon, at four o'clock. Gitarded. soo w, Gongtosin, Gretna Greet Amu', Witaleles. Brawohill, Thornhill, UMlliikr Kilni smooch, _Kingswell e and all parts of Scotland, Cainpeedowsibmilb, Valles . • Learn, Spit:thy, Montour, Hull, Grimsby, Spalding, Pains boro',Stiltswandlluallnedoss Coach, sets of every 'eternal... MA PICII EsTta,, Statkport, Macelenfield, Wlioislow, Caws: gleten, Newcastle, ited Wodverliamptuo PoitCtiodl every afternoon. 'Guarded. • • - cmegasLa, Teerith, and .whuehacou reel Coach, per with don horses And agoard • all the way. • Passel is Bruogh, Appleby, Qrtatoridgel Boroughhridge, Wesherby, Ahorford, Doneaster,Z l i•Toniso' se titans (ibe nearest way by eighteen unties). Sets oaf every Morning, and .performs the journey the greattut &rally. • Passengers detained on the rued bytontnees, or pleaottre, • have the peculiar Advantage of their Scats being secured ia the next Concli (with sik'Corichmegi). Bo IeGIMORTII, Mason, Wolverhampton, KiddermlatikT, • Stood:0611e, and Dudley Cusch,,every evening. • . , BRIOUTON Post Coach, through Ryegate staid Cdtkedds every Morning at a Quarter before Seer" o'Clock. • • SDERLAND4 Stockton, RDA Yarm new Coati' every morni, to the George Inn, Sunderlaod. .• • , • Newcastle, sad Etlintntrel sew Veßell o pettat*s • With a Guard throughout, sets Out !ter thole* al MO, o'clock, by way of Newprk, Raiford, T , Dail Norttsallertou, Durham, Morpethi and fietwkk. finding thenisel yes fatigued front the leZh of thejoursseyosay • rest . aditlt hat time they plea - se, and then . ri ft ed on without Mal' vs flue. Clark, , HI Slit* Cse= inviate :steset, York, runs Conches to %oder**. Hall; se Whitby, and other pines* If IiaTFORD, .Ware, Moddesdon, and cheilmuit Glut, every morning. • Ellerwas I'l mouth, F r , Dastalooth, Weittleith. Dorchester, ana *teary oya coaches, every :aerate at four o'clock, wit a blosi • Onside" Hoodoos, Remissive, Bridport, Blandford, Basingitoke, Smaewsmnie, Wellbgtoss, aid oath, thd Royal Charlotte, eve, aftrnottlllai *leo cidekl• Gookded 4 • Soar nwo and • ROtheettios Post Coach, calledlde Bodt•• Indion..etery picirnlitg; ISRACONSVISLO sheidge, Benham. and Redid!! nevi Post Coach, every 'afternoon, by Itlehard Wank aced Co. Hatt, Nortlicave, Howdeo, Marne, 'sod Dancasset Foil Coach, every more* at saveou'eloek, te she 8011. and Sue ,vt g^.', Myton.gate, Hul/. WIDOWS Coact, .every• ARM).* ar ' daelecloek. • TortassAtosaes Pendlo 1 .11 Pan', Irtt_ e .ten, half past two, half Oast tout, void tedf finit creock, 40' • . W It gelato, Poadret, new Post.Guiwitrearsii the lleiNy *- e , • itaK wad d, to the Slairord Arms' saes N i c ia r r , fir. • GLAtiod w ,Buisbeistwon,ana ravage& - • N. B. Hedy; Weights of Lugage34.l4ol4 tic's 7 oeveyed gy . ;;; the uncier-usentiolwtt.Wwwe . TR nisi, Beatles, Osegatt, Bury';'4llVell Tam Of 906 . 1. folk; every MotldnY., • 9,2a:.e..•;',6410144400. • Exavna, Plyrtealth, nns riluPouts IVY Is clarrYlsowk tad P1,610!"4 4s U ll , ll 4 ;lO4Ol ,AriS Virlit • Ma nes. .• • SOUTS AiredloOkis • • • • - • •••••• entry mornin- • • • o: botnnistrrotr, Wireitester - , , Ragni7', vst,: ;46.: • iugion, Chtistchorch, Riegwoodl, EssOingts Whelinfe c dersey, add Grrnagt ainjosordeilY. . . CHM au he, Hampton; Mid Tsikkirdineiii ‘.•! *. • • Ma as. 'Woo eon c . Newlstry.and Meadia..4loll4 TlevolOo• • bier-A:wok sootholl i gaycyna•111)10014 _ • 'C . art, twice a-wees: . ' • • • • • •"! , • • •CiaiNceptsa;Ahloiloaseet Boehm throethen, woreelt. filly. I~OUNTAb~Y and cre.:respettfoll_ y excitant thrift ildetsds and the Public{ that they welkin* trentemantible Patiii or Logputecike. of. Imre than Vive.reinnits vatee• lust, or dam, unless entered sursucti, nri3yatd lbv decor*. belt at the Witim's • • • • "•' ' •••-. • , .• • c • . . "" ": • • ; " . 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' :1 4 - • ' - . - . • ' ' . ~, le - • • ... •‘. • . ft . ; . .Zlll •.. *: . • •‘ . . 1 0 :.... . , . - • • • a ~ No. 1298 , ---. . LONDON, - )1 7 EDNESII#I 1 7 , ...dPilli t 25, - 18104 . •, • . t 14,1 riv Tilt'. AT R F.-ROYA Li, CeIVIINT - GA RDEN R.OY AL LANCASTR lAN S YSTEM OF EDUCATION. , . s . TYROLESE MARCEI, • •, • • .C.NOC . • Bury St. Edmunds, March 27,1810. Composed for the Piano-foi4e, Ptioels. aid for a" - Tull riyßts' a TO -MORROW EVENING will be acted, •A T a MEETING assembled yesterday it . the '•• Band 6.. the Trtigetly of na. Gumboil of this Borough, to hear a Lecture delivogetl R. ACkERMAN, 101, Sti•and, has the h 0.. •• " Eait ' Chl tall the attentis VIE GRECIAN DAUGHTER. . , byloseph Lancaster on the subject of the EDUCATION flour to announce to the %lotted World, one of the lowing Articles Enphrasia. Mit. SIDDONS. or the POOR, a Motion was made and seconded. after ihe , loose exquisite treats in Martial Music, which•is at once ine-' satisfactory s a l To which will be added. Lettere, that TUOMAS CLAILKSON be called to the •lodious, brilliant, majestic, and scientific; it is presumed, CUOCOLA IMALVINA. OSCAR AND Chair; after which the following Resolutions Were agreed that it must afford the highest delight to every true Briton to o f th e lat e U . to:— hear the strains which, have so often rodsed those virtuous • 'e c c. w bo rt eedi •„ • Places to y the Boves' e tolse taken of Mr.transion, at ' Resolved, That as the Education of the Poi's, by enabling Mountaineers to batile and victory. . , Ms Friends lad sto• New 11os-office, in Prince's-place, +Hart-street, keno ten them to read he Scriptures, has a direct tendency to improve • Pray be careful to ask for Ackermaa's Tyrolese March , ar ti c l e ,. . .... rid font. r their moral condition, and to make them snore useful and re- because a spurious one is published.' , CHOCOCA s 6 Lo wer Call. .Is:2 UPPirlersdl. Is. .spectable members of the community in which they live, any Noses, ice . "ss Pit. 'l I..•MECHANICAL DRAWING-BOOK. • • • of •Lictieu ittio This evening. King Irene , the Fourth. plan, which promotes this object at the .smallest tspenee, Oa the first of May 'Will be published, at It, Atkermann's mauled by the . • ought to be encouraged. 101, fitrand, London, and to be had of all this Book and- 'isie r r a os Isidtst CHOICE BOOKS. BY PUBLIC 'AUCTION, Without the least Reserve. r O_MOR ROW, the 26th day of April, and I. Thirty-one following Days (Sundays excepted). by Mr. EFFLR Y. at his Rowan, o. 11, Pan Mall, a valu able and well-known LI BRARY OF ROOKS. Containing all the rare. usefuli and valuable Publications in every Department of Literature, from the first Invention of Printing to the present time, all of witich are in the most perfect Condition, not a Print or Leaf %anti* is any one 'Volortie.ond certainly the best Lihratry'of Books ever sold by Public Sale in this Country. • • .PULL MONEY FOR' PRIZES. TIORNSBY 4nd Co. respeetfoolly inform their Xi Prietuf that svet.y.Prize porthistod at their Offices is in the course of Parana, whether a 151. or 20,3001. la the last (bur Lotteries Hoarser and Co. shared andsold 4 0f....410•090 1 1... of £ 4 , 3 0f.... 104100 t a of t 4 at. • SAO 4 Beanies several of 5001. 1001. 501. &t. &c. The present State - Lottery affords Chasse' superior to any former Lottery ; a Sixteenth Share can gain Sis Thoussail (Whim:, Tickets, Halves. Witten. mid Eights, their e9toil propoctions. One Hindred ?Thousand Ptueds can be gamed b.. u ssaci.. Adventure. The Extrn Prizes given on the pre siot occasi•as reduce the numberof 'rickets for saki it there fore, may he primmest, that a scarcity will prevail, parties tarty so, as it was the case in the lest Lottery. • Ail Orders exoesSed by Pust or twirler exactly so theatre Terms a if present. Prises paid o• Armand at 26, CORNOILL, and ST. s . MAROARN,I"S MILL, BOROUGH. . _ SwigE and CO-respectfally inform 60 Pub.,, Ik, that they have on SALE, the TICKETS and 'SHARES of the NEW LOTTERY, Which will begin and lAA Drimiting on the Bth• Jane. The Scheme is no the same_ppproved principle us the last. has* only Eire ?hominid Numbers, with Too Hundred Thousand Founds in Priats,mmang which are FORTY CAPITALS ; • la addition to these, the Public are predated with Four EXTRA PEIZLS of Tick" four of a Number, by which the Adventurer has 1 the chance of gain* Four Itrizes of Twenty Thousand Z.lrr the purchase of a single Ticket.. The following Prizes have been Shared and Sold at their 0111ces, No. 11, flunkey ; No. 14, Charing Cross- ; and No. 31, Ald gate High-street : 6,791 .. £20,000 `43,824 .. £lO,OOO ! 11,599 .. £5,000 8,821 .... `20,0001 17,612 .... 10 , 00 1 1 20,439 .... 5,000 11,070 .... 20,000 20,9Y2 .... 10,000 7,951 .... 5,000 13,861 .... 20010 21,295 .... 10,060 19,556 .0.. 5,000 9,362 ... . 10,000 7,157 .... 10,000 15,981 .... 2,000 181 .... 10,000 4,099 .... 5.030 1(4,112 .... 2,000 226 .... 10.ixt0 1 12,035 .... 5,000 11,199 .... 2.000 8,011 ..... 10,000231 .... 5,040 1 7, 281 •• • • 2,000 Q,621 .... lopoo 19,217 .... 5,000 753 .... 2,000 Three of the Capitals were Shared and Sold at their Offices iathe last Lottery. PUBLIC CAUTION.' WATSON'S PATENT TRANSPARENT SOAP. THE Proprietor of this very beautiful Article of British manufacture, feels it a duty he owes the , Public, to caution them against the delusive Statement cop tained in a Band-bill, which has been must industriously cir culated by one A. Pears, in which it is :bated that Mr. Ni cholson, the Translator of Four troy's Chemistry, Mr. Aerum, I: t perimental Chemist at the Royal.liistitutioo, and several other scientific Gentlemen, 'teetered Ott their Oaths, before Lord Elicnborosigh and a Special jury, " That the new invented 'TRANSPARENT SOAP wits a discovery of the utmtht Utility, because it possessed all the cleansing l'roper ties of Soap, freed from its impurities and deleterious quali ties :" this is, true, in part, 'but not in the whole. Those Gentlemen of Seience did ve evidence hi the terms, or to WATSON'SW the elect stated , as to " PATENT TR,ANS PA RENT SOAP," which they bad carefully analyzed; bet in regard to A. Pears's " New-invented Transparent Soap," as It is called, they certainly wsve an such opinion: and as the latter article was Proved on such trial by A. Pears's own Witnesses, and is alio Stearn by himself, to be composed of a eishidensble proportion Aii , Soft Soap (an b e which mast naturally excite disgtist in every delicate mind) and lemon - Juice, the Propsdetor of WATSON'S Tit A NSPAIt ENT SOAP feels confident, that, after the very high eirominms and recommendation which his Compo sition has received from Medical, and Scientific Men of emu amuck.. the Pehlic will never be deceived by the specious mis application of Evidence which A. Pears hasi n his said Hand bill so falsely endeaveared to apply to his owe Soap, s a t w ill give to WA'TSON'S.PATENT Tit A NSPAREN T SOAP that preference, which the peodiar elegance and purity it Is universally allowed to possess, so justly merit, and which is prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Pit , nice, at his Warelsospe, No. 439, Strand ; and by his Appuiut ment, at Mr. Smith's, lti, I)anie-street, I)nblin. RODBARD'S COUGH DROPS. rytHE fallowing LETTER (rum the Right IL Bon. Lewd DENTIN GII, ',another proof of the Ef ficacy of RORLI.4RD'S DROPS. How .many thousands have been restored to health by that Medicine! prom Lord BENTINCK to Mr. Buyum, 4, Cheapside, London. hare frequently experienced the greatest satisfac tion in Robberd's Malan& Elixir, or Gstugh Drops; I do not recoHect one instance iu w n!ch they hive ever failed, pro vided they have been properly administered. 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