The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-23 00:00:00

, . .... .. . t a.. . . 1 i, Vi aIV l a t 0v i„...... . - % . • 1 0 ...- .. . • '2' ... . .•'• ' • Per Cent 1 • ..11—, -:'. -', i 0 4 ..• , • ,\ ' . t t • P , - It ik t i l dti a I :- -", . P IM 614 ' wb e ~In , . .( 0-1 *-te ' . . a\r v . 4 . ~A,,,, •. •• ~ , 4 del .." 0 . , ._. t.:' . 4• * "Zr ••• - 051.111103JK . ' 1 • . • L. am • i .1. EN ...... i i. . LONDON, THURSDAY , MAY 23. 1822. —,----_-_-.. - , t . .. ___ • . UM N -• - - 5379. " The Comm fir voided 114.11PDEN AU in hie Pletd, sad SYDNEY dial on the Jgeofuld !" PRICE SEVEN PENCIL BER N 0......- _ ----...... • ...- RAIIT INDIA HOL'SE, May 141311. 1)111URO RES'S NEW SAUCE for general purpose* , Roam:hold Pie niter', Piaoo-forto.by Weedwood, oat Ohms 11 ' CAPRILLES, Waltzing, Millets, Gavottes, and Line ~ Books. and Effects. Kenelagtort. - 4other stele of fashionable DANCING, taught by " g oy HP, Const of Directors of the United Company of LP having given such great approbation, and the demand So It confine* to increase, JOHN RURGESS and SON TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • • 1 NO -ILL'S. 41, Brewer-street. Oolden-square. Private 1 Merekants or England. trading to tate sad lasts, . rest respectfully to offer this their beet acknow- fly J. J. HOPWOOD; hoes t ill liners to untaught or incomplete pupils of any do hereby girt Notice, eis a bing privacy or espe,litaon. An academy ever!' Teat "General Court of the said Company wlll be held at , to te Public for their liberal patronage' of the On the Pr-mdse., No. 9, Church-street, Kensiagton. TO-: MORROW, at Keyes for Twelve, by order of the ; Its utility and great convenience In nll climates, has . i g o oey and f ri,lay evening. Also an academy for children their hawse in Leadenhall-street, on Wedoemity the 11811 In- ar ol lessday Ina Saturday afterhoona. A practical sob- reeensleamiled it to the most dietinguished foreion en nnegtons, sheriff of Middleswe. • a 'tent. at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, for the spatial per Is _ who have all spoken highly in its reeommendation.-It la 0 11 1 1111.: HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. tonal - tint of assembly every Mon.ley eveoing, commencing at pose oflaying before the Proprietor., en ananlemasreso ;Is at'ended Youth Qualified floe of the Court of rre.et•es of ea* to the Moot Noble prwered by them OnLv ; and for peeve:aloe disappointment J 1 utabogany four-post and geld bedsteads, with chintz Iledeek- Families and aeln " ' • •.°° - ---- -• "" 1--- - to familleo, all possible care has been remitted to by each mad code" furniture', seasoned goose-feather beds OA bed- • •7 . , a r le profession or theatre. the ills seas of Hastings. K.G. sod 41.0. IL Governor bottle being sealed upon the cork with their firm end ad- dies, eaMnet.uork, mahoesnychasts of drawers. panelled .....-----.-- dress. as well as each label having their signature, without wardrobe, sets of mahogany dieing tables. mahogs .y partner • r TV INVENTED PATENT GUNS to load at Howie for the perusal of the Proprietors. which It cannot he cenuine. 'hairs. 'chimney Glasses, Rrussels and Kidderminster carpets, ~ N aseßreeeh.-Noblemen and Gentlemen are respectful_ JOSEPH DART, Serreisry. JOHNHURGHsts and SON'S long estahlieherl and emels tilde and bed linen, cut glass. fiver s, and effects. knitted to inspect the above invention, whirl' for safety. - li ti ..: .. or ,---tleity. and facility in toedine. will be found superior to MARTIN and CO. 8. Corubill, and 128, Oersted- pared by them after the same Manner that has &eq. the spear ,, Sterne r Works, Eng:ish Theatre, Comberlartd's T A . o gproriertioa of the Mod Yet otter's , to the Public' 13 7 OA swot , have no Sale. TICKETS sod SHARKS fit greatest satisfaction for many years. i . ~. British Drama, 8-a. • . ! r ' 1 1 0 . a rention the rsp'oity of loailine cod firing a Fowling- the NEW LOTTERY of only 7,000'114e5, • Warehouse, 107, STRAND ; corner of the Savoy.teaph;. To be viewed tilrico - reing of sate. and ratalogrees may be .- .. ~ •. pee . or Side, is ineressed in the proenrtion of at least TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, 411 t JUNE. • London. -0 hod en the Premises ; and. ofJ. J. Hopwood, Auctioneer, ; ewe to one. al anufactered by A. F. RIVEN, Gunmaker, SCHEME. (rite onicisaa nun-eacce wsuenotoc.l Si', Chaseery-lane. ~,• ..6-a k 1 ; Nadi, Regent-street, Waterloo- lace. 2 Prizes of - 220.000 1 i Prizes of - tem .) - ---- imPott . ravr DISCOVERY . 9 Ditto 1,910 110 Ditto -WO . 910 the NOBILITY, OFSITRY, mid OFFICERS' • INPERLIL PARLIA.VEST. . : . t be. &e. &C. . -.........--. 0 JACKSOX, HAT MANUFACTURER. 51.. *L *. oyEELIN . O MONEY. and opt Tee manta to I , 411. mei+ aeceetomeff, to Traverling.-S. PRATT. NI. ROUSE OF LORDS, WZDNRIDAT, MAT 2". 47, New Bond-street; br t tniliforni the Nobility and 'Gee- Ur Barbican . "licit! the P et lik e _P artnw e elarfausla - lasigea-elltaitere and Co. confidently - raped* this 3 We. that h. is the I , NW", PaTENTEE, end mita , BEAVER HAT. of Matchless qeettty. It is mory SOW and ---" , 6 will became • favourite with the Public, at it w shm• ANUFAMRES in - Arden of SOLID LE ITHER *mato the head, not will rain ever Nero It, briar ride/ 1 1 1 ,„__ ...„,.. end as there are so few . Tie wt. ork ifirm Peoria The eo'imr. soak's Is imelienceable In any = . " . 7;"' esi :; sl , o „, wow , t , be early ha .Ibor ___. WARDRoIfrE TRUNKS withent Paper. which have given The Earl of LI MERU E mowed that die. Doyle Di- re , .• and are now giveng suchimbronsai oatisfaetion, not only in torte Hill be reported with the Amendments Cc-morrow. ' ewe, is a most beautiful black ;the shape lit most hand- ;;;;;. '• No. 1.1794 the last Prise of 110.2001. Money, was &Wend. bat thmeghoat the Continent ; one superior silvan- -Agreed to. Mt ever se'L wi i h.h it wilt eel"' to the tut. The na l l W"aistgl is Shares by Martin aid Co. 8, Corebill, sled 12 0 , Ox- toes lc ouch art' , le of Dress In kept separate, and packed The Marquess of LANSDOWNE finding that the . • I aldose Hats poet as over aft others, muat give then a lowartet. Irish Employment of the Poor Bill wsoild not be . • 1 , aged preference .- Price only NM. sad unpacked with ease and expedition, and by being made m • , ..ii•- - -- - - brought to their Lordships this day, moved that his fs belied only rf the Mannfnetarer, C. Jareene. BS. . areal solid leather. claims a preference to all oth ;rs. S . P. ALL IN ONE BAY. 4th JUNE. is likewise Manufacturer of IMPERIALS and CARRIAGE noe respecting the Suspension of the Standing Or- . , m "' nar th e Cl "' ite P nalt°el •7 Nn un C ed4 l ' lles "''' ft . s i TRUNKS of every description, which he has had the plea- s...llrd. el. CAR ROLL solicits the attenthels of his roe tiers of the Day be disharged and fixed fur to morrow. ' A ! sure of supplying for the last fourteen years. for theextem , she t ' MBE SWIFT !CI l',.k Al A' ACIIT, Ur •" 4 th e Public is the seism " of the Lottery t° hr concern of Messrs. Colingridgeand Co., Cosehmakcrs, of Li- - Agreed o• of " burs .. Drawn Allis One Day, 4th deem, With 0017.000 'rickets , quorpond-street ; hut these Gentlemen having behaved in the BRIARFAST POWDr.RII. .. ~. I 'peer. Captain lit'l:11 NTActintnost. now ping off there are . mostilliberal manner, noterithstandine the universal satisfte- The Marquess of LANSDOWNE then stated that wow en tonuneeer• ;Caine between RAM lITON sail TWO PRIZESMAEj9OLPOII2 he had received communications from individuals in va- DIM ol tiVTUitiM , NEXT. May ea. at Eight doe he gave to their highly respectabte connection, he is de ate Moruinz, sad will Sail regularly rit that hour With Fourteen other Caldtalet - sad Not Two Blanks to a - fclrO•l4 r , tennioed to supply the Gentry rat the same price he charted the above fine, and to fit them complete with Patent Chair. ,ions parte of the roamer, complaining that tyrannical proseentio . n . s load been instituted avainst them iIY the p gm eoks!os 'every Wednesday and amfitrriny ; and from lesepthrildolorin every Thursday and Sunday at Eight G. CARROLL has been 11,1.15 tomtit in flit sale of Jack and Brace, &c. by which arrangement. Gentlemen who I , !oard of Excise, ten of their selling Breakfe,t Capital Prizes; the following went. Mired sad Sold at his , a owiters, aft kon;,n theyaiail committed no fiend, and OW is the Morning. ~ boomer blip with their commands , will effect* savingof nearly °Mess, 19, Co,lBl'lll, and 40. Oxfold-atreet, In the last sad oat - half, and doubts not but he shall secure a continuance • Cabin Passage IL 1.55., Steerage Pas •IL Is, preceding Lottery, viz. of their favours, by a careful attention to all their orders.- had taken every precaution requisite to prevent thecorn- lbe Swart is nay or the moat power( and comp.. T , 1,485 a Prize of 220,000! 8. P. is Patentee of the much esteemed SELF - RETAINING in i ttal of any o'f their agents. The statements were most Soo Vessels ever equipped, brings very et sailer either wow ...,4„.... j.,‘„0140 Fla,Ofet Zi • lxw' D U S T BROOM, for sweeping rooms richly furnished, as it plausible, and they offered to substantiate •Iry evidence at 1 . . skier 'elitist her engines; nod has three separate Cabins, s A u ..4.0, Z 4 , 2.0;10 I Lysol „.„ , 6OO prevents thedust from rising.by instantly conveylngit away. their Lordships' bar, that they 11-il committed no fraud • lord 'pia Me most eoramodirois manger . For further par- Illinkles Weems other Prizes of £llOO. due Be. To be had only at his Camp Equipsre and Portable Brass on the Revenue, and had token every precaution to ;1!F. Seism apply. if by letter post paid, at the Brighton Gazette Mee. Crighton ;or to the Ctain abonril. And be Mapes again to. have the pleasure el' distributing e Bedstead Maniewtory, 47, New Bond-street, oppositeGros- vent fraud, and that, notaillistandinc, they had been , • ..• The SWIF r will sh e , sp uta egrly salt from Brighton for great portion of the Prizes to the Perelman at his Otheas on the 4th of Jute. - venor-street,-Canteens, Bullock Trunks, de. for the East and West Indies. alarmed by prosecution., or by the threat of bring prase- . Coves, sail huutliampion, every Monday Morning at ________ _. ___- - - Fight o'Clock, and return from snathampion the following Commissioners of Excise bad instituted those prefects. I ayst Tai o'CIoSS in the morning for Brighton. ir and J. SIVEWRIGHT beg leave to lay before WI R. NI F,EK'S SUBSCRiPTiON -Subscriptions lions, he had no doubt that it entrusted there with a , ItoP J. the Public the Schema of the New Lottery, joie COD- I.Y.L continue to be received at the ender•mentioned places, • a very extensive discretion, one greater than could have LIM Em-proving the tirositti ~f the HAI It.- traded for, all to be drawn In Out Day, 4th Jame. • for the benefit of Mr. JAMES MEEK, Victualler, who haw- been contemplated by the Legislature. He hail already I LJ. FOX. Hair Cutter to Isla Royal Highness Prince ALE. MONEY. lag been unjustly deprived of his License (and thereby u ( - , . .. , . ~ . . .. . . I . , brow ht the suiu . ect berme the House, and, under n. f lespold of Saxe Coburg. begs leave to reetnansemi to IA- I "rizes of /200.0„,,,..... m .„,... ..... £40.000 tarty ruined) indicted Three Magistrates of the County of impression Chat it could never have been the intention m &sand Seiler:nen his VEGETARLE CR E.AM, for !smell- 1 I 000 Loop Middlesex, FOR CORRUPT ANDMALIcIOUScONDVcT SOWAILDS ••• •Parlia ment to delegate a power which it alone ought • aim sail erometing the Growth of the Hair; It gives it the 2 „ems Loop wor. for which they were lately tried and found Guilty. of ited delicate softness and ;close isuaginoble, gases the Hair 10 . 9OO • The Committee tome great satisfaction in communicating to excerciee, he should have tell it his duty to introduce a..... 3,ttiel . • break' its colour and curl, prevents It from &Rise off after .1 0 . lOO l,OOO to the Public, that a subscription has, unsolicited, been a Bill to alter the Aet, had it not been for the ohjertion • sure fevers, sea bathing. dr. It removes dindruff. and NI ..„ 3O • , a .,.,. 1.090 opened and libernily supported at Manchestqr, for the same which their Lordships knew to exist a g ainst time intro- bithepecollar property of prodneing hair on bald places. ton ig • • Lpoo purpose, and that they have reason to hope the noble ex- tluction of Bills of that nature into their House. Bat Atonal will be sufficient to prove its andtalleri excellence %in ' *Shaer any Ohre article ever made mese Or the heir.- A full account of the progress of do subscription will be hope and con fi dence that a Bill would originate in ano- ...s 210.000 published In future papers. led by the sole Proprietor. ea his Ornenientel Hair and 1 7.000 Tickets. ' ;* • ther p lace to amend the Act in question, aid to rescce i. By Order of the Committee.• 1 r a lanik•Manufactory, No. -LOC Strand:, opposite Villiers- _ ili a) la tired - persons from the difficulties coder which ay bo , . . • 1 1 1 enstand by most respectable Perfereeis In the entintrT ' ' Tickets and Shares ere off Sale ag liiie Oid Watabliihed , WILLIAhIS AND GODDARD, Mcßee. 8a loos received at Messrs, Williams sad Goddard, ma conseqeence of Lila power inadvertently entrusted 01 e i t ilsitles Ils. 13d. and 7s , each, or seven bottles Bs...gd, alas . 401..... lire, co „ kuL . ti, nowope, S ad gek Hapaarket. IL Is. •I, Grey's•lnn-place, Orsv's-ino ; Messrs. Bryan and Co, the Cominissionersof Excise. The only thing required I ig t , Tha last Lottery that eoetalned 2 Prizes of 190,000 Newspaper Agents, 7, Dough-square, Fle•d-street ; Mr. should be to have it made plain that no freed was or IMPROVED MILLS Money, J. and J. S. shared asd sold them both, vie. Charles Cottington, Red Cross, High-street, Borough • Mr. could be cotntnitted, and not to prevent the sale of ate,- ~•• tie oltintorro MALT, e• Isis, peas. oar', 11•ItLeir, lielleaS- No. I / 1 3 lto,ootl Cottington, King Harry, Red-Lion-street, Whites:l4d ; stances that were not coffee. It moat always have been . I corers. .IIIOE. DOUAI. Re. 3,636 E 20,000 - Mr. Langston, Auctioneer, Broadway, Blackfriats ; Mr. wished to extend the liberty of selling such substances I , 11\11031AS PARKES, 21, Philpot-lane, Fenchereh• Mr. BTO CHURCHWARDENS AND OVERSEERS, die; The Lion, Pollen-street, Hanover-square ; B rown , 11. sect. London. respectfully begs to return thanks tothose in which the country was glared. -; ", titian, end the public in general, for the great eneou- This day was published, price Bs. di. sewed, The Flask Tavern, Chelsea; Mr. Allen. White Horse, Fet- The Irish Malt Dm' Re 1 Bill read 1 Unt ies pea was a seem , 1 resent It. has received since his commencement in busi- The Fourth Edition of ter-lane. Holborn ; Mr. Parrington, Rose, Saville Plane, . ,- ~. . time. ghe Seditious Meetings Bill Was read a tliini tints am: and at the setae time t o call their attention to the so. rr HE CHURCHWARDENS and OVERSEER'S Lambeth ; Mr, Moiled, Uollands Coffee House, Lower 't !li i ' pie quality of the Mills matte by him, to the terms upon ill, GUIDE and DIRECTOR, written and amnged for the and names -street ; Mr. Runkle., Roe-Bock, Toole )- street ; passed. i l l Mr. Ross, Red Lion, Maze, Borough; Mr. Fodder. King's Mr. Moms presented certain Returns from the Chief . 11 bid he warrants, and the reduced price at which he sells• use of Perish Officers and others, desirous of acquiring Pa- tio; assuriiis then; that every attention will be paid to Head Tavern , Old Jew • and Mr. Cook, White Hart; Baron 'nil the Barons of the Exchequer, pursuant to the rochial I n f orma ti on ; on an entirely new syste e, in which, . beireciaimands.-Prices of the suns , specimens of their Bethual-0 rood. Jewry ' Order of the (l ouse.- L a id on the table. .., ever branch of Parish Business, and other matters relating re"- ssd,refereeces to parties who have them in use, and all RICE IVES, Esq. Treasurer, Mr , k'aid.ows, front the Stamp- ( lffier, presented all thereto, sod the various Duties of Parish Meese, are fend- bier particulars, may be had at the Manufactory. April Iflth. IBM IS Benin-street, Oxford-at. Account of tile Numlier ot Country Banks leaning Pro - liarly and minutely expleined. N.B. A great saving is effected by beret in( Horse Corn 'Maser/ Notes. and of the Nuiniter of Partners of which - By J. ASHDOWNE, HORSE BAZAAR, the respective Firms were composed.-Laid oa tbetable. fiATM RAI. WANT ED for K I LEUSII, in IILF. RE - Member of the Honourable Society of Uncoln's-Inn. RINO-STRERT ..... Cal, PORTNIASt-SQUAIIe, IF LAND.-In conseqienre of the peeellar circumstances Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Are-Marla-lane. FOR THE SALE OF HORSES. BY COMMISSION. -.ldjoarneti. -.......- et distress and want of Provisions in the above-named Port T HE following REGULATIONS are humbly snb• HOUSE OF COMMONS. . ;; _ i Also, by the same Author , edits Vicinity, the COMMITTEE for RELIEVING the . ' ,- . • JL m a tte d to the Public, by GEORGE YOUNG. (the • 1 4 • thITRESS in IRELAND hereby undertake to pay to the 2. The Parish Officer s Alphabetical Register, sheeing the Pro rietor ) of this Establishment, which stands on two Caber of taw first LOTons of sound OATMEAL which shall names of Paupers receiving occasional or permanent Paro- Propr i etor.) • At four o'clock the SPEAKER counted the Members, ehial Relief. whether res idi ng in their own Parishes or else- Acres, and contains between three and four hundred Stalls, gayest the above - named Port in the River Shannon, andwhen butt 36 being present, lie declared the house to be I • large Riding-II andgood Ex r ising Grounds, en- - tail lose been shipped from England or Scotland on where, price es. 6d. sewed. a closed with high walls. adjourned till to morrow. , l k , ester the 22,1 day of May-(the Oatmeal to be delivered 3. The Parish Poore-Rate Book, for Overseers of the Horses will betaken in for Sale, every day (Sunday ex- _,. s, 1 1) . 1. Onobert Ken o , Esq. orKtiroia., the a gen t of this Commit - Poo r ; being an approved and convenient Plan for the As- cepted) from Nine o'Clock in the Morning. until Eight in the Pil i:L1.4.11ENT.41: l' PAPER. ter, rim sal , on its being found In merchantable condition, sessinent for the Relief of the Poor ; and containing proper Even i ng dur i ng Summer, and until dark in the Winter, on -s 1. 1 ! ' pi for the snore on arrival and delivery)-at and after the • directions for completing the Assessment, the adjusting of being first examined by the Veterinary Surgeon, in order to Accousrr of the Number rf Pcnrstosts charged on the : ' ' me 012/. 10-.. British sterling per Tun of Tweuty Hundred Dispute+, and the manner of proceeding to recover the guard against cootagious disease being Introduced. 1:4 di per Cent. Duties, the Annual Amount of each of which i tticht; IN) ill proportion fur an • less quantity until the Amount of the Rate by Distress, &c. lu post 4to. price Ss. t bi .• so ) . .. The premises will ha open, for general business (only : . I; 1 33,0 1 , 3• of 60 Tons shall be so lauded aud delivered ill red sheep . exceeds 100/. Amount. t . during these hours,) within which Horses may be tried, or - . , • . • t larads. iteorge Baron AtICKIROU . , . .1.:400 0 , , 1 taken away,. By Order of the Committee. Just published. A Commission of £5. per Cent. will be charged on the Mrs. Isabella Batson . . . . 1113 lit al. W. TROY, Hon. Sec. By G. end W. B. Whittaker. Ave-Maria-lane, price 941. each, Amount of all Sales. Executors of E•lm. Burke, Esq. . . 2,500 0 • , i • New Editions of The Price for Forage, will be that ordinarily charged in Lady Harriet Blackwood - , . 206 0 ' hlB TItESS in IR ELAND.-POTATOES.- Dal INNOCK'S CATECHIS3IS of time ARTS and the same nelelibourhood. from lintel° time. fur the like care, Mrs. Alicia Campbell . . . .„ 300 9 U 7%e CoM %I tTlrElt give Notice. that they have deter- tee. and each Horse will have four Feeds, or a peck of the Henry Cowper, Lsq. . . . . 1,026 (1 K SCIENCF.S, price Nlnep nee eack, are intended to • efted to give TWENTY SHILLINGO per TON, instead best Corn, per day, an hour's walking Exercise, and will form the basis of every branch of useful knowledge • and are Lady Louisa Dawson . . . . 2110 0 glib Ten Shitlines per Ton already offered , for thedeliyerybe Sweated once a week, I na gentle T rot, having on two dOe 1 •30 1 1Toits of Potatoes , of pool quadty, and in sound of t h emselves , In feet, "an Epitome of the Arts ' and Sci-Lady Ann Maria Dawson . . . 200 0 I suits of Clothes, by which he will be in good Condition for ences." The style in which they are written at once clear Lode Augusta D'Ameland . . . 1,292 10 tx.iition, in the following Ports, provided that the same he iinmediete Work4wlthoul injuring his Legs by utroog Ex- . and s i mp l e , conveying Instruc ion to the youthful mind in aSo' his Baroness Be Clifford . . 1,200 0 ' : • lsised en or n Oil- the 10th of the ores Ont month, and be • - - ercise, and without being liable to those fatal Diseases ge- r -- ' t . Erskine . ka et unattainable by the use of more elaborate and coats Lade Harriet . . . . 200 0 nead to the Cerrespondents of the Committee on or he- mind tumidly arising from over Exertion, when trot previously pre- , : . - , V. • preheusive Works. In short, while +hey at on the Sophia, mary, Elizabeth , Augusta, and Ike Itch day of Julie next; the same being imported to pared.) , the leadine facts in History mid the fundamental nrin hews direct from England, Scotland. Jersey. or Quern- .- - Horses sent as Carriage Horme4rogy he seen in Harness. Amelia Fitzciarence, 6 00/. each . '2.5• KO 0 chiles of Science the memory relieved from the burden- ' e 'hie gush:). and terms to he determined by*the Localand tried " short distance out of lie Bazaar ; but Saddle Sylvester Baron tileisibervie . . ;la 2 C of ret i I *ng a miss of minutiae with w hi c h larger heels rea m t Rilltlr.!• iwareat to the respective Porta of Importation a a - • . . •Hnrsrs will not be allowed to go out, as the spate within la Her Royal Highness the Ditches. of 1 e; • ressarily abound. - eney coasts' °( separate Catechisms on I f the following subjects:- sufficiently extensive and convenient for Trial and Exercise Gloucester 1 OOO 0 i , 0, the first ‘2.90 Tons of Potatoes Into the Town o Studs of Hones will be received, with their Grooms, (if Mrs. Patience Gordon . . . . 2110 9 Wm& Arithmetic history of Rome "' , required) but they must comply with the Regulations laid J.,,„„ G range , E.„ l . 250 Sito ' Os time liro 200 Tons of Do. Into Torbert. Ancient Ilistory ------- Greece _e. down for the Servants of the Bazaar. M:s. Elizabeth Hamilton . . . 200 , 0 1 ' " I the 140 200 Tons of Do. into Weal Port. .Astronomy 11 V• tII I 1 500 0 ., - 0 . eery moult uo• . . • • . ; 1 Os the foot 200 Ton, of Ito. into Sligo. Architecture "' V‘ , ' fr-I ..410 Tom, of Da. into Tralee. Agriculture - ichthyology 4,, , ' (al experienced Head-Grooms and Stablemen selected; fool iter Royal Highness the Princess of ts, re tint 900 Tons of Mo., into GallveY• • Algebra Dubois Grammar • -•av a Wntcninan kept up all Night, to guard as much as possible Hesse Hoinhiirg . . . . 1,48 K) 0 Ili the first ottO Tons taC-IBIe. Into KAMM. Bible amiGospel Lane Surveying -• - • Bernard, Es rs 600 0 against Accidents, particularly those arising from Horses John Hosier and Thomas q . Oa the C rs t het Tone arieDo. Into Newport. Botany Imiliatiramioar - getting Cast In their Stalls. Sir Charles Long, Esq . . . - 1, 300 0 • ,a, British Geography Log& Great Attention will be paid to Horses' Feet, whirl' it of Cecilia Margaret Lack . . . 411 0 1,44e1 Toes. British Biography aleMcine the utmost importance, while they are out of regular work. Louisa Countess of Mansfield . . 1,000 0 .. By Order cf the Committee, British Law Mental Philosophy All Hones purchased, must he paid for - previous to Dcii- Loth. Caroline Parnell . . . . 200 II A p. , N. e A • . Art'. TROY, Hon. Sec. Maslen' Biography Mineralogy very, anti must be ertUrimed within the Second Day, and Ai rs. ',shells Phillip . . . . 200 • 0 r B. A . an munedate Seppitif i Seed Potatoes is the Chemistry Modern History within the prescribed Hours In that Day, if they shoats be • "Jena ta-rinst tiny begets. tii ' in of Twenty Shilli ng , Chronology Morality warranted, and prove unsound. Mrs. Hannah Pollock . . . - . I I I 0 0 , • tor Mrs. Sophia Rickets . . . . 1 0 '1 • 1 elbow- Premlute,wytel. will be offered. Dewing Music The Propris tor* of Horses sold. may receive the Amount ~ . , s . Duty of Children to -My tholory of Sales, (dedectiag for Keep, Commission, dec.,) on the Sirs. 1 . harsotte ,l+raelit . - . till; II Ills MAJESTVIarlieen pleased to grant Isis Parents Natural History Fourth Day after the Sale. Sir %I illiam Sydney Smith . . . 1,001 0 . !loyal Letters Pi.rent for England, Ireland, and Scot- Electricity Navigation The Keep of Horses that may betaken away unsold, trust Joha Smith and John Itrekhotete, Emirs. 500 0 r .. -1 1- -tohll.lloN, ODY. nod Co. for (nether improve- Entomology Ornithology he paid before Delivery. • Thomas Smith (Late a servant to the • 'rui it in - drunsenta for the relief Of Hernia The new in- Eettliali tire's' s " Painting in Oil The Proprietor of the Ratner will not Deal in Horses, younges Princes) . . . . 130 U io sontstanakt 'eves liff at li; ' • " I • 1 French Grammar Perspective w . - 0 111 1 ; I ere into, son ar o v lIC I can , either directly or indirectly, but conduct himself most strict-, . Ladv Hester Lney Stanhope . . 1,200 0 • •••• cat , PM mot, oithout Cot less: inconvenience.- F irst C ',madam Poetry ly as an A gent: ear will any Servant be allowed tp Deal, . ' e;Richard Wharton, E sq, . . . 5411, 0 . i • t tratere Inive4 satisfaction 1 ' f the p.ll. General is:bow:edge Religion k ..,, . . IF - " , 1 , to saaptwity of the construction of their new ln- liesgraPhY Religions Dennnsiaations A. many Comitry Dealers may be diapoled to send Horses 1 '"'‘'''sl• 5 . I . • ' Rhetoric 4 i per Cent. Office, April IS. 1522. • I , ~ . masses U • soelet) ran be accommodated, the Geometry to the Bazaar, an Abatement will he made (to them only) in ..., Aria from TFli *.F111.11% ' O ro•ITY They pos. Heraldry Sacred Geography the chafge for Commission and Forage. " ^ "l's. ever •• i •" 7 • - * History of England Scripture History . ..., ~. . - tows!. I ghillies% and durability. will an- All Risk whatever, will, of course, he that of rhe - Owner Au grit cA X TttA DE-Tie whole of the Imports 'kr- i 1 —. semiarid 'e ra is anti ('immerse of itorses. e. w iota ter ;eh aide requirina nouaderstrap buckles ink the year 1521 into American ports from all Tier- . .." 4 "ltelliez, lr.asuis •* a " ------ Irelond Universal History 6 "Pi!sis, In ' Gr •'. ' - Frnieee Use of the Globes m•••-m•••• ten of the world amounted Its 62.585,724 dollars, of ohig ,t. .morics. Dispensaries. Parochial Establish- .. .I . d e pt; al • • ' t Pout 111111111Vd • at a reduction from the lowest led to loo k Into these works, we have been pleas-BeingMr. Canning, Mr. Huskisson, anti Mr. Ellis, did not whirl' all :be different articles furnished by Great Bri- 1 .._ . t0 ait writ allowance to Professional Gentlemen, ingly serprisePt the vertele sad accuracy of the lamina- vote on Mr. Ilnine's motion respeeting the lonian t tin and all her I Cocis s, East and West, were esti• ! ...mints• Wholerel tills. withiu so small a compass, and in FO ex- ......; . e Druggists. and tile Trade. lion they eon Islands. We have been t 4 Ihe total value of E xp orts due- old that they walk s I out of ma ed at 22,282. 9 -8. s 0 t eel t a form : and we must say. us more conve n i ent , Fn. . e ei le , sons trochee in the country are retrieved tosend - - :`'," .. 1 le.....,: w creere of ils, body in inches. one inch below the acme, weil•arran,ao . en d proper publicatious, were , the house shortly before time division , in a manner int the same period, domestic ■ and foreign. was C.ttaatracTOßT, OW. Steered; Depot. blia CoraLlB.- never su bmitted 11 "to genera l oh s•'lva su ..- wnten seemed to indicate a w i s h rat h er to c h a ll enge 61 , 974 , 352 , o f whirl) 26,002,051 dollars value were ' t - " R io he a uureased to the Strand. Literary Casette, N 0.119. observation than avoid it.-(.liorning Paper) taken by Great Britain and her dependencies. 1 , • . • ' • I , o ir!" • „ , . ftg 1 1 ..i . . . . . t .. . 7 • .. - - • /• •II i 1 ..---. • , . ~ .