The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

• I IN 'x ti I. No 1362. T.) EINF:IRTFRS OF WINDOW GLASS. 11(:11A NTS end &kers arc respectfully „I„VJL Informs& that they tiny h.• supplied with any quan tity of Wi !stow 01..04,_uf superior qtyylity, cut into Squares; -mite.' 'et tie 'ifferent r.treivi arkeN, On tier .bastes no tier. ant Hi rots*, itw most lin..r,it, It. if ANI MOND and SNII Fa, htinafact!srers, t3ri,1,..1 tm , Fleet-street. ARDS, No. Ili, HI. !il 11OLDORK. rir gi WARM:11011% f.r ,`the MOST x ORILLA .1%P4 1311 1 '0(1V; in the Werrld, soft forth.. LEA I'ILLS AMA riv,s, tole of Bt?w street, Covett-g triter,. MONEY AT EMI P , R Pitt/ATI: 1.0019. LA DI ormiRFENAJ,F.MitN may be worn. mod de.l from ..Cslio to .£9.l„fg)b, in ally sums. 'Ana the C . t.h advanced in boon after the serstrits . 6 approved on Freeno t d, Leasehold, or Copvhold Estates. Money in the Fa LiVhlo, Widow; Jointures, Marriage Set. temente, Life Annuities. &e. or good personal security. Ipplirations from LI to' , or letters (post paid) to Messrs. Tarter t 70. N. , . 9, Lower James-aree!, Gulden-square, fr on town or country, nuswered immediately. . -- ' MONEY. PRIY.ATE Ai COMMODATION. LA T)(F,s; -and GE NTLKNI EN of PRO. PE RTY and RESPECTABILITY. who may, from a p v pr e s.i ot eisprivory, he b. want of PECUNIARY AC COM ‘IO7)A r I ON, eitler temporary or permanent. may &rain Vie same 111 NI li ntATELv Inn Rood secorhy), la an' antouot. Ileir of Noblemen and Gentlemen of Fortune:- ma% have it ON their Personal Security. • • J: Personal application. revived between the hour* of Tat and 'l' brer n'el•belt.an4 Letter.. post paid, to News. Haakey awl Co. No. t',l. Knr.-street, St. Jame". 4 t!TIViCIAto TEEM, &c. ; -.- AGENTI,F,Nr*N who ha • employed several itentists a it hitt this ilst few years with little 41;u rum feeti2See to his Pectins and happittess, has accidentally .Ikt pith a F 'reign r, n f:entlentan Preto Sweden, who has in nearly a complete apper - sat wi t h mu c h ease, ' ith matskill, upon very unwlerata terms, which d lids 1 1,1drei.s ni the Public, unsolicited. • Mr. As-ur is the Dentist, Ne. 43, Hart -street, ntrivembory. .. - . I Kr 's ' A." K 's PATENT CALI9RI 0, ISH, and c tNi "RIG TH RE ADS, eipress y onannfaetured to so t thew link. Artirles, and remarkable. - their PVC). 1111'4 l steli al.!li • al-n ht: .inch adMired ENT NEE- r e, DI.ES, unequalled fdr the Sharpness of their , nt:, the finish of the Eye, which oeves etas, nnul the superierits of their Polish, o hickgives an agreeable smoothness to the Needle id corking. Sold itotY by J. Ctorke, the sole Inventor, nt the Golden I I Liao, No. 19, Southampten.street, Strand. 1 A great variety of PAT TERNS far TRIMMING LA DIES' DRESSES, of the newest Fashion, made to Order s et toe shortest moire. . - WIRH MEAT SAFES, and DISH CO. VERS.—To keep Meat, Poultry, Batter,-Cream, de. from Flies ? Wasps, mad all other Insects and Vermin. The Wire admits a free circulation of Air, in which dressed or undressed Victuals mar be 'kept twice the time as in any other way; are of great use- in the East or West Indies, and other hot countries. Captains of Ships, and Families in the coasisit will 1101 thew rtr4vectinek useful. A.c 1* ipc:ocen via variety at TfIO\IAS C*lO and SONS' Mem:fac tor, for Wire Work, Pleasure-ground Fence, and improved Variable Hurdles, far preferable to Wood for durability and Nofrariulers•AL244,..B2. Ilu lborn-hill, opposite St; Andrew's Cluireh. ......... Wire Work for Libraries, Larders, and Dairy Windows. Large Larders for Venison, Aviaries, and Pheasantries, to any suite. - - • THE ROYAL GEORGE. ANEW mid ELEGANT COACII, sets not eery Monday, Wcdoesdav, atsd Friday Morning, at Eig'lt 1(C-tack, from Gerard's 11311, Batting-lame, Cheap side, to Exeter. Plymouth, nod pork, through Salisbury, Whir:total, Sherborn, Yeovil, Crewkherne, Chard, Az miehter. and lionitun, and returns from the Old London Ina, Exeter, the Sallie Sloroings, at Three •i'Clock. Performed by FItOMONT, LANE, and Co. I.r.d. 1. s. d. Inside to Plymouth, - ra 6 0,1, - 114 6 Ditto Exeter - 22 0 1 7 01 Ditto Sati,ttry 015 0 ' 010 6 li N. R. The ROYAL 1/EYONSIIIRE and FREEMA-1 SON COACH, from Herard's-hall.mif *mall and FRO MONT'S CHEAP BATH and HRI,STOL . COACHES daily. Call at the Black Bear, rietadlillyi ;Wag oat and °omit* into London. • • tdV ' ~ Yiii FrliE ROYAL G.V.QI ~ NEW VA, .1. MOUTH and EXETE t it (DAY) COACll.Akiunkli . Andover, Salisbury, HindA,EMere, Winennton, Sher en , I Yeovil, Crewkerne, Chard'Axiiiinster, and Ilonitors, 1 the', OLD LONDON INN, rkg . rEtt, from the'SEEIC - PAGE INN, LUDGATE-HILL, on MONDAY NEAT-, July 9. and will continue to set oat from' thence every l'slan day, Wednesday, and Friday 'Mornings, at 9 o'(;locit.t. • Performed by E.D WAR!) PROCHTER and CO. The Proprietors presume this Conveyance will 'he found equal, if not superior, to any travelling thAl Ithitd, as the Ibuir of departure is convenient. It will refresh at the best. Inns on the Road, and its arrival punctual at ti'.o'Clock the following Evening, at Exeter. which will not only be found enurement to Travellers, resident within a few miles of Exeter to reach their home the same evening, but alin allow a good night's rest for passengers proceeding on to Plytailuth the next morning, for which place the Royal George sets out at 5 o'clock from the Old London Inn, Exeter. N. B. Not atcountable for any Package containing Cash, Plate, Notes, or Writings, (however small in value) unless , booked as such; our for any other Parcel or Passenger's Lug gage of above Five Pounds value, utiles. entered as such and paid fur aecordingly; or China, Glass, &c. or contents on any terms whatever. r i - Passengers and Parcels booked at the White Bear and Three Kings' lota, Piccadilly. . , .. 01.0 ESTABLISHED MILITIA INSURANCE OFFICES, N 0.199, High Holborn, near Little Queen-street, and Ns. R. Charles-street, Blackfriats-road, nearly facing Christ Church. MESSRS. R. JONES and Co. respectfully in. form their Sukseribers and the Public, tbat a lIE A V Y BALLOT will commence the first week in June, therefore an early Insurance is necessary against the ensuing Ballots. Stamp receipts of indemnification to provid'e Substitutes for Subscribers, when Drawn, are now ready fur delivery. TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION. If not womth Five Hundred Pounds - £3 0 0 Those worth Five Hundred Pounds - 410 0 N. B. Young Men or Lads wishing to enter the Militia or Itexklar Army, either in the tafantry, Light Horse, Royal Navv. or Marines, will receive every encouragement and infaribiLtion, and be engaged for any Regiment or Ship of War tiles• ms select, and receive the largest Bountrgiven. • SECOND-HAND WATCHE% . . OR, READY MONEY ONLY, with Luca- F liar advantages to Purchasers. To he SOLD; eft Pi dy Cu, un l it warn of Redemption, the largest Assortment In tot second - band Watches ; ionsisting of Clivonometers, iold. and silver cases, by esteemed - Mak F na Repeater!, in, the reate4 varietv ; Ladies' rash ionable Engi;e-turced and lab het . Watrbt , s, with gold dials, hr.; and pli4 t 500 of every ether dewription, from two to fifty guinegilfsung *villa Wili he found many by the following esteem% kerr, oz. Elllc.alti Vollmony, Arnold, Earnshaw, Or t, . , Harrard, Much ba , xi, Dwerrtliouse, Haley, putriet"col, and .Totaisoe. The p r i ces a t w hi c h they will be sold , iseAs'airauted to be Irma 30 to 45 per cent. less than the Mandfacturers charged, for them r:ie peculiar advantages offered to Purciresen nee, the liberi% of exchanging their Watches wild') six months, if oat approved, and of their being engaged toyerthal)Well twelve mouths free of expenre.--No. 11S, LudgutashilL ,' ' - , .. 1 1a;;:t'. Ill— • ' ' , • .:. . 4 raliP , . • i • ,:f... ~....1 :: - ~., ..... . . . ...• k , , . • on • . . . ~ • , . -. . .. . . ~ . . ... • •-•--, ..4. 0 0%.• 4.6 - 1 es ...1, „.., 4 - 1 - 1• \ 0 I , ♦ .\ ' h i .‘ ' • • .1: :, 1, . , , .,,; . }'d % ........ ...4,.,..fiN •-‘ •%., ,--...- „am r , .4,,,,..: . I • i . " r .. ' ' . • ' ‘ l7 1 • -; - , •?• . 1 4,, f i t , 7., `• .„ ‘ 6 - 4r, .i . . . . • , --‘‘-x -- v... ~, . . . . ,„ , th :ti . • • •P. qg 4 , ifi iti • 'll • •I 6 • ' . "3. • . , . % I 1 . . • . . ' .• . .. , .. ' 7 4. . . 1 1 * . Of . :ir t ' 0 ....,. . . , 6 .• .710 . 4 .... r.: t . .1 • ( appi j e.. . . . . • . at . ~, • ~,.,..,,4 , --;(•, . ._/...),-\ (1,3 -- --- ..,.„111.nct.)...:141„.*'- .... • ~ .... .., .• " V- 1-- • . , • . , . ' -- tiZiai==lllt 7:=F - 0211:3111;21111allnalla • • ... ' • • ... . LONDO IBlcr. 'J ~ VCR 1411)! , . .•• B.4Liss imr.dfICTION. , • • IRENDdIe. Fiftybete Acres of Meadow Land, Farb Eibesel and OMees, Land-tax redeemed. • . . • By Mr. BURTON, Pis pRIDAY. the 20th instant, at Twelve at the Aliened Mart, near the Bank of Englaitth ASingularly eligible add very impfeirabie FREEHOLD EeTATE; comprising eleten well tot closed fields, eontalninglegetber shoot 55 acres of unusually productive old tartalow las& in high order, lying ettretttely compact. And well timbered tr./ether with a bo etw-erected .barn stable, met - . and eat -ofeest, agreeably situate to tom meod towantiteled views bf theme• remedies fertile cattail, befits sear the Mau& House, at Mill-bills Heodaa, . T* be vkwed the saki by Riniticimm at the Cottage, ksilitsite M mph whete_ particulars mar be had, • Alto at the Adak P tee, Mitt-bill; Cbduiposs, Highway4hil t Red Use, Gatehouse, Highgate ; lltack Hoy, trampstead; While Bent and Gleyhottial, Hendon; Crane Edgware; nds roe; A, Wlsiford; A hereon* Arms, Stan:Zoe; at the At RO Mitt; *pd . 's( Mr. Barton, G 2, Cornhilt, where a phi!' Mpy be area. *ear L beiltold Houses , • - two-dittoi W ideate alley , nisinipsgure-sireet. By Mr. BURTON, Off FRIDAY, the %.otli instant; al Twelve, at tbd Auction Mart, in Lots, FVR brick.bpilt LEASEHOLD DWEL. LING ° HOUSES, in good repair, and $ stories high, situate and being Noe. 18. 19, 20, and Si, Gualston-square • Whitechapel. Also two Dwelling Houses, situate in Wide gate-nliey, Bhhopsgate-street, Nos. 17 and 18; the whole now in the occupation of tenants at will, nt rents 11TholtUt ing to 1641.. per minion. Held on lease for about thirty yearss at moderate ground rents. To be viewedi and particnlars had on the respective pre. mites; at the Mart; anCaf Mr. Burton, 64, Cornhlll. N-e, Genteel Family Residence, with Coach-house, Thr e e-st a ll Stable* productive Garden, fish-pond, and Five Acres of Rich Meadow Land, Four Miles from White-chapel Church, DMZ. Hy Mr. BURTON, On FRIDAY, the 400 instant, at Twelve o'clock, al the Auction Mart, rr HE Unexpired LEASE of a spacious gen.* -IL feel FAMILY RESIDENCE„ very cheerfully situ ate at Westbam, a convenient distancetrom the Banana Wed India Docks, a nd about four miles from London, well calcu lated fora respectable family, and of which im mediate pos• session may be had. The lloasecomprises numerous Steepin,vroomit, trandsomo Drawing, Dining, mid Morning Rooms, and excellent DOA mestic °tikes. Held on Lease for Eighteen Years, at tbelow rent of Fifty Pounds. To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Pfemlses I at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Barton, 62.Corablil. Seven Mike North of London with immediate Pusiemion. By Mr. BiJitTON, On FRIDAY, the Slith instant, at Twelen o'clock, at IN Auction Mart, Lundell,: 'RE desirable LEA'S E of a comfortable Bricks 1. built RESIDENCE, with Walled Oarden, the Petri petty and law Residence of the Rev. Mr. FOWLER, cheers , fatly and pleasautly situated at Edmonton, near the The Premises are in excellent repair ' truly convenient, aid wet adapted for a smol 'genteel Family. To livArwasi. suit ftetiealatit had en the Prembeslak 8171 Angel, Eninuutoa ; White H u rt, Tottenham at the action Mart and of Mr. Barton, 6Y , Cornhill. NEEDIIAM, Auctioneer, Ap. 1%.* praiser, nod Undertaker, respectfully relates HAAS loins Friends and the Public, for the great encoeragenieat he has experieoced, perticalarly within the last two years, datteting himself with a prospect of the continuance of their favours; an.l to enable him to Orly the most protasis! and assiduous attention to their commands, he has eutoretled himself with a •Gentleman of respectabilitv.'ns an active Partners and that the firm will be io future N BEDHANI add HUMPHRIES, Auctioneers, Appraisers and Uudertskers t No. 1, Auction *Mart, and No. to, Broad-street, Royal Ea change. Prime Widelra, Claret, Sherry, Brown St7rut, Ate, and Cyder.-8v NEhOilArd and Hpm PH RI PA, At the Auction Mart, near the Hank, TO-MORROW, July JO, sit Twelve, by order of the Proprietor, FrIHRTY Dozen of line MA DEIRA, 25 JR; Dozen Claret, 25 dozen Sherry, 25 dozen Brown Stout 20 dozen of Ale, and ES dozen of tine Herefordshire Cyder. Catalogues of the Auctioueers Broad-street, Roya Exchange t. and at the Aucti o n dart. • Valuable Freehold Dwelling House, • Work-shnp. and roomy Premises, Old Gravel-lane, near the London gods* . By Nk:EDIIAM an,i HUMPHRIES, At the Aeetiop Mart, near the flank. un WEDNESDAY, July IS. at Twelve, by order of the Proprietcsr, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, mate in Old Gravel-lane, w ithio a few yards of the Leo. don Docks, comprising a newly-built Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with roomy Work-shops. Sheds, mid spurious Yard. appr %cited by, folding gates, containing abusit 51) feet in front, and abort 109 feet In depth. Particulars of the Auctioneers, No. 1, Matt, orld No. 10, Broad-street.- Royal Exchange. 'Remy Shop, and capital ne Doelthg House, wftfl • rpacmits•Vnalts and Cellars. Kai bicaO. By NEEDHAM and HUMPHRIES. * • At the Auction Mart, near the Bank. on WEDNESDAY. July 18, at T . welve. rrHE LEASE, 19 years unexpired, of s ca. I. pital sell fluished D NELLING HOUSE, situate is Barbican, the corner of Dixon't Repository; •ronialitiag roomy Shop, 60 feet deep by 18 feet wide, with spatial* Vaults and Cellar-roars, and a convenient suit of Chambers, and Eating-rooms, on the upper stories, with Imasediata possession. • 1 ~ Particulars of the Auctlnleits, No. 1, Auction Mart; and 10. Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Hundred iusd One ...clay Doze" erf calriwl Alatleira %lot, Lr Lutp . of Two Dozes each, and delivered free of ex* pence. By NEEDHAM and HUMPHRIES, At the Auction. Mort, near the Bank, on THURSDAY, July 111, by order of the Proprietor, ONE iitindred and Twenty Dozen of prime MADEIRA-, of the best quality, will be lotted, two .dnzets each, and delivered free of expense, if within two miles of the place of Sale. A quantity of the sante invorta. I tine hnilteen sold. and . luts given perket satisfaction. Cataloxites ef. the Auctioneers, No. 1, Auction Mart, and 10, Broad-strbet, Boys! Exchange. Grand Jonrtion " wyts Kettles and Mim s Waller an.. and Barks Caaah. Golden-lane, s 4 erldifitAile Breweries. Vauxhall Bridge, Stamford 3unedin, Staatford Harbrui. Eastern Extension, Senn and Bridgewater, Width of Kern, Grand- Uiion, Grand Southern and Weakens Is.. tended Canals, Highgate Archway, Eagle, Hope, Won, and Atlas Firelnsurance Companies, and Gas - Light Company Sham, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.. By NEEDHAM and HUMPHRIES, A Variety of SHAKES to be SOLD in each at XS. the above CONCERNS. Apply to the Auctioneerv, Nn. 1, Aticlllia, Mart. and No. 10, Broad- street, Royal Exchange. r • • 6, , LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS. VilfoM the very great Decrease on the above neceustry article, HA RRItION and Co. roost respect• fully recommend the. Nuhility, Gentry. and the Pebile„ t o t ike advantage of the low Price they are now telling at. All Order. sent to the Loudon Sea-ror,l company, South amptuti-street, Holborn, will be ..trtnded to wait the strict. eat punctuality. , S • • r..._~-_~x_. .-~ 4IOND4Y, JULY ..9. 'SIR Piknots Runower. 1 I PORTRAIT Of, SIR FRANCIS BUR- I DETT, to be engraved tij WILLIAM SHARP, from a Picture palmed frail him, diriag his Imprisonment la the Tower ' by Mr. NORTHcOTE, R. A. Price tnSubscriben One thiinea t' half at the time of sips scribing, the remainder on delivery. 7 —Delivery of each Im pression according to the order of Subscription. Subscriptions received at the 0 Ai"' of T.IIE STATESMAN, R 7 ,Fleet-street ; by Mr, Sharp, No. 9.7, London -street, Fitzroy -square I and at W. and J. Norville 5, No. 40, Ctirn. hill, near Ilirchin-lane. EAST-INDIA. SHAWLS. WANTED a variety of SHAWLS, and SHAWL HANDKERCHIEFS, and say other curious articles of India produce. • • APO/ at the , rityt lottig Waltql”rnieletieeVacikt Bletmenntreel, tar-time Davies. rr" • INDIA SHAWLS ON SALE. LADIES or GENTLEMEN desirous of pur e chasingeuriotn INDIA SHAWLS, have now an ey. porlunity of inspecting the LARGEST COLLECTION ever seen an Sale, by applying at WILLIAM and DAVID JEREMY's Muslin, Linen, and Shawl Rooms, No. 148, Strand, near Somerset House. N.B. The full value given for India Shawls, Gold and Silver hluslins, &e. PINS, NEEDLES, AND THREAD. TIIESE three Articles, of which so much cam• plaint has been made of late year, are now brought to thegreatest perfection by J. CLAItKE, the.sole Inventor, .at tie Ghldesi Lion, has old established FRIN(IE and 'THILEA D MANUFACTORY. No. 19, Southampton oreet, Covent•gardea, who flatters himself, that in either Article he stand? unrivalled; the Thread for its evenness dad strength; the Needs for the finish of the eye, which never cuts; and the Pins are warranted not to bead,. or their heads COME off. HYMTN'S FAVOtritiTE. MADAME LANCHESTER begs most re spectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and her numerous and discriminating Friends of the Fashionable World. that after mach study, and unremitting attention, she is happy to announce;that she has introduced for their ap probation sorb an unrivalled and nouvelle Assortment of BUMMER FASHIONS, as she•humbly conceives will at once arrest the Attention of the Nobility and Gentr., and point out the distinguished. superiority, and tasteful di-- platy of her Establishment in St. Jamey's-street.—Amongst numerous other novelties has been introduced an entire new Hat, which, from its fanciful and' peculiar taste, has been inobt happily designated by a Lady of distinguished rank— Vhe ljaitien's Favourite.—No. 59, St. James :11-street. TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN. R' Catherine-street,s BUTLER,Stran d, oatINN ORIGINAL. PATENTEEI3 atidl of the much-admired BRASS SCREW and SOFA BEDS. ;mid also the best apprdved DINiNG-TA BEES, having de elined Business, and transferred his STOCK and PRE ISES to Mr. EDWARD AII.GLES—E. A. particularly desires to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in General, that he is determined-to maintain the high reputa tion this Manufactory possesses for soundness of Work, and beauty of the Materials, which the very extensive practice it has, proves the general approbation of, Every attention shall, therefore, he . paid to exhibit the most elegant and highly tiorregirogit hin F 40111 F, to rendre them wur• thy of inspection.. CANOPY BEDS, and other elegant Draperies. Houses furnished complete, at the shortest notice. Army and Tiavy supplied, with thalsest adlaptod Arsiddes, either for the Voyage, or Foreign Service. " 'N (AS: AND FASHIG.. A thilb - .0, MOURNINO, ate. " JOSEPLI SNUGGS, M ERCER and MA.NU. FA ET UR ER to her MAJESTY, has the honour of announcing to the Nobility, ('.entry, and his Friends generally, that his late Partnership having expired, he has removed en. tirely from Chandlis-street, to No. 20, the Corner of Henri etta-street, Covent-garden. J. S. avails him elf of this Oppartanity to present his most ivateful Thanks for the very distinguished preference he his ' oolong experienced, and respectfully solicits" Continuance of their kind Patronage to his new Firm of SNUGGS and Co. Having completed no extensive Assortment of new, elegant, and fashionable MIAs adapted to the Season, Ne ts, Italian Muslim, plain and figured Gauzes, &c. with laistres, Poplins, and • Satins, Crapes, Botubazeens, - and every Article for Court and Family 'Mourning, all of superior Make, SNUGGS and Co. request the Favour of Ladies to hamar them by an Inspection of their Productions, which they Bat ley themselves for Taste, Elegance. an I Quality, will he ,f2Lid a n i oli p n_fe r r o ir t t i t r s e any, and at such Pricei as will eashre 70. 90, t he Corner of Heeriette-street, Covent -garden. ,i V. _ , o: , '• ' LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS. EEL and. MEY 14131: beg Leave most respect_ • fatly to return their Thanks to their exalted Patrons, and the Nubility, Gentry, &c. who have honoured them with their favours for these last 18 Years; at that time the prices of their Lavender and Honey .Wsters, (as under) were first established, and notwithstanding the great advance upon every article since that peri.id, tney continue to sell at. tine orklual Prices. From the Satisfaction expressed, and their increasing sale, they cheerfully look forward to a Cantinas ante of the Patronage which they humbly hope they hat* obtained by the acknowledged superior quality of their l 0 vender and Honey Waters. Lavender Water per bottle 2s. 9d. ; per dozen 11. 10s.. 4 Honey ditto - - 4s. 6d. - 21. Bt. -at the Old Established Warehouse, N 0.15, Catherine-street, Strand'; Loudon. TUNBRIDGE WELLS WA CADILLRE,Y NEAR ALBANY, PIC. • ROBINSON begs leave to inform his Friends Old the Public, that he Is constantly receiving from his Manufactory a fresh supply a Goods of every description hi the Tunbri dge Ware Line, the whole of which" he is enabled to sell Wholesale, Retail, and fur Exportation no as low terms as any House in London or Tattbridge Wells. A great variety of articles made of white wood for Ladies to oniainent.—Old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varnished, or taken in exchange for new.—Diglish - sad Dutch Toys. , with all kinds of genuine Freech tad English Perfumery. The fashionable Game of the Devil and the sensitive Fish to be met with in grert variety at Robinson's• Shop. 71 ;aia''"'ll REAL JAPAN BLACKING, bIADB BY 1' . DAY and MARTIN. IS Invaluable Composition ) with half the. F 3 usal*labear, produces the most beautiful jet black ever Wad, afore peculiar nourishment to the leather, will not nua the last linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant and, ill retain its virtues in any climate. Sold sehe*Ado by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, Pre.97o /1-Halbsorn ; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock. street, Cov—gaiden ; W. Day, 80, SwalloVi-street; Ante', No. Plisclo4sse ; nod by the principal StrofErdlikers, Per fumen, and Oilmen, in the Idetruputia ; mud la every Town threasheat She Waited Kingdom, in dune bottles. price Is. 6d. • EXHIBITION. MAILLARDET'S MECHANICAL AND MUSICAL AUTOMATON EXHIBITION. coo-- tivues open at the ROYAL ROOMS, SPRING GAR. DENS, CUARING CROSS. Admittance Two Shillings, Cbildrea Half Prig.—Open at Ten o'Clock in the Morning, and continues so until Tea at Night. The Mechanical Automaton Lady will ptay Sixteen Airs upon on organised Piano-Forte (Flats and Sharps *ith her Feet), accompanied by the Musical Autoat..tos Ttunbler, • and the twantiful Mechanical Sluing 'Bird, is a Geld Some Box, while their Friend s arotiod the Magic Cmkjurer are amusing theassebei with having their Fortmestold, and wit mewing the iroaderfi, sifting of Mechanism by a little Boy Drawing. Landurapes;lie IV:Ada& Fskaaeh sad Englialt,.to the astoniahmeut of nit beholdettq >Whom* tueQ ui sa,,aad Prilicemes boaoptrd this EslObitlass drib theft presearepshap• owes e plemeed-te-ospeoss derful Power by Mechanism in the Wirkssitfrik Wm, Diamondi, &c. MISS RII)SDALE, the most dimisative Female. *Mr, yet exhibited, being SO ears old, and only SO Indies Sigh, ' very active and affable, a native of Yorkshire. near Har rowipae. THE BEAUTIFUL ALBII ESS. with silver Hair, .m pleasing in her Manners and Convermilbe. THE ENTERTAINING INVISIBLE GIRL, shiest and cOnverving to her Friends around* her Magic Mansion. PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE WORLD.—Patat ings in Water Colours. sees on the principle of Panoramas, by Mechanical and Gptical Power, that will astonish the Beholder. • GRAND WESTERN CANAL. AT a General Assembly of the COMPANY of PROPRIETORS of toe GRAND WESTERN CANAL, held at the W !lite Hart Inn in Collumpton, iu the County of Devon, on the Mb of June. The Right Hon. SIR GEORGE YONGE, Batt; K. B. iu the Chair. •. - ' The Yacancies*ln the Co .iiiiittee of Management were filled tip, and for the Year ensuing ; it now consists of the follow lug Gentlemen, viz. . Rt. Hon. Sir G. Ynage, Bt. , Samuel Lott, Sir Join) Kentutway, Bart. Peter Bluest, The Rev. Herman Dre we, Michael Castle, Rear Adm. Rich. Graves, , Phil%) George,• Richard Hall Clarke, • 'rho tuts Fox Samuel &Will. William li.a;ley, George Dupsford, Henry Lawson. Robert Baker, , Robert Humphrey Marten, John Fortescue, I Thoinus.Luinley, William Browne, sod Christopher Flood, Fillet Scott Stokes, Fames. Mr. John T homas, the Supertotendant of tile Work,, re ported, that five miles of the Canal were contracted for and already under execution, and that other Lots would be set out without delay. The next Annual General Assembly of Proprietors was appointed lobe held at the City of Loudon Tavern, Bishops gate-street, London. -- BRITISH HERRING FIiHING lOM. PAN Y, intended to be incorporated by Art of Par liament. Capital £500,000, in Five Thousand Shares of XlO4 each; and no Individual to hold more than Twenty Shares. PATRONS. His Grace the Duke of ATHOL. The Earl of CHICHESTER . Lord GLEN RERVIE Lord Viscount MELVILLE The Marquis of °IIU FITLY Lord DE D UNST A N VILLE Lord JOCEL YN. ranstno or. . The Rigid/ion. the Lard SHEFFIELD. , . viess.ransitsz . t. JQSHUA J,EPSON Q,I) DY • E sq . mug:tom& 7 ' William Slhitb. Esq. M. P.'11'11(44 Stansfeld, Esq.. W. A. Madocks, Esq. M. P. William Heveate, Esq. M. Wood, Esq. Satan' and John Opel; Esq. Alderman. Isaise'Robirwon, E Geo. Scholey,Esq.Aldensan. • Thomas Creswell, Esq Nathaniel Bricksvood, Esq. James Eben. Saunders, Esq. Kennard Smith, Esq. •IMITORs. Lord George Seymour I Charles Welstend, Esq. Francis Feeding, Esq. 1 James Bowen, EN. The Directors of the above Cutapany are Dow ready to receive Tenders for Conte .cis to build the Hods of Vessels, including Iron :toil Joiner's Work. for the deep Sea Fishery, of 7u tons adoseasurement, to be lugger-rigged; 50 feet on the keel, 17 feet 6 inches. on the beam 9 feet 6 bidets to the h Id, is jilt 8 Inch a wring, 7 inch thalien, 41 inch wale 21 ', loth plank below the wale, 2 loth pLoilt above the wale , At' 2 inch skin. ' ' The Tendert to be sent sealed, and free of pestage,.to the Compan)'s o:lice, As under, and stating the shortest period required to complete the eau:rams. THOS. SAUNDERS, Secretary. Fidimanirrs! Ifnll, July 6, 1810. AN entirely new 411(1 Moot splontlid style of TURN {TURF, from the ARATIIAN, particularly addressed to the FASHION A MAE WORLD.—itr. DUO=' 1.) I Nfli of No. 71, Nev Bood—treet i at immense es pence, and au infinite sacrifice of labour and time, has at iongth • produoed entindj , new ORNAM EN I', after the ARABIAN STll.N,svch as they used in adorn their Pa laces and Public Edithes, when fiery ranked foremost awnings' Nations for the Fine A rig. Sciences, and Learning ; this style produces a mot inagolficent effect on Calico Furniture. Ur. D. recommends it to the ,FaMioisible Witi.l.l a- far surpassing in elegance, grandeur,. and beauty the Turkish, the Chi nese, the Egyptian, or any other Ns .le of Oeciiration ever made use of in, Europe. Ttie , :e superb Ornaments have already here submitted to the most dignitied and amble of our Amu. trurs itr Classic Taste of Furniture who have been pleased to express their high approbation an d admiration of them. • A PHENOMENON IN THE ARTS. ririllE A, MAGNITrIC RA: ZOR TABLET, sancilooed by. his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, is now most decidedly established by public patronage, and uneqUivneal approbation, as the most invaluable, and only invention ever produced, to prepare and 'form a Raines edge (without the use of oil) in the mast perfect and scientific manner which can possibly be ef fected or desired. Its never failing action, requiring no addi tion of composition, its clean') applicati ~,,, its powerspru- Awing a firm of edge, which admits the Razor being laid flat on the fate during the operation of shaving, thereby preventing the too tontines accident of incision, and its pre eminent advantage of becoming superior in its effects the longer it is used, are qualities which it iniltipulahly possasses. In order to protect the Public train dccepbon, each Tab let is sold signed by the Inventor, John Thomas Rigge, and numbered in rid ink, at his Wore m p tse . N o . si, } ;„ k _ street. Grosvenor-square , end 6b, Cheapside, puce inn. 6d. Also, an Invention fur sharpen ow Peoanives (without we use of oil) upon unerring priaciolcs, capable of being used with success and pleasure by .the most tim.d or delicate, price ss. Each Inventmit is '4141 by regviorly appointed Agents throw:hoot the United Kiagdoin. It. Smyth, Dame- Street, Wholesale Agent. for Irclaad. .~ '' • a .. . I:IICHARMSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. I Contractors with Gosenisneut for the present STATE LOTTERY, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at their Offices, Hatik-buildlogs, GmbH', and opposite the Ki F. 33 E.kes Hews, Charing-Cross. SCH 5....0f....410,00Q....are.... 1100,000 5 ' 2,000 10,000 6 1,000 10 5OO 5.000 30 lOO 3,000 BO ao 2,500 100 25 •4 4,800 . 15 72,000 --- - 4,000 Numbest'. A 200,000 Five Tickets of each Number. All to be Prawn the 19th of Octohr, 1810. A NEW INVENTION. MORGAN and S A NI)ERS, Patent Sofa Bed, and Choir Bed Manufacturers to their Majesties and. to the Royal Family, have the honour of informing La dies and Gentlemen they gave invented a most complete and elegantly curtails WRITING TABLB, in the shape of a Globe. singularly novel, and most exceedingly grand and handsome, and which they beg leave to calf Pitt's Cabinet `Globe Writing Table, out of respect to t hat ever to be la mented great and good Statesman. M. afid S. have also made several tespreeerles no their Patent Imperial Dining Tables, which are n allowed to exceed aU albers.inevery respect; the Inventors of the much-admired Patent Trafalgar Sideboards and Dining i Tables, so universally approved of, and Manufacturers of the Patent Brass Screw Bedsteads. with varioas essential Improvements recently , added, at tbeir Upholstery and Cabi net Manufactory mid Ware-rooms, 16 and 17, Catherine street. Strand. • The mew-iovenled Globe Writing Table was absolutely first manufactured under the immediate Directious and Orders of MORGAN and SANDERS. '