The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-01 00:00:00

.. ..,:,4,;......t......:.:...:::::.:11.:-..;.:3;::..„.,,.;., • - • . . ‘...p.. • . .... . 4. • • & .. v , • , di;?t: '-• 0. :1 4$ 7,34; • .. . 1 ' . • . .. . 1 .. i t ..,. • . ‘. „ I . r . Ile (11 31 ini,.,..".....,t',,r5.111,(1.1 . It' A LONDON, PlapAY, MAY 1, 1812. No. 1020. Pilick 06. . . , t it . MOT V ENT t . AIWEN. k r 1S present EVENING, May 1, - rill be performed, RULE A WIFE AM) HAVE A WIFE. *tier Which. (for the sth time,)a New Grand Melo•Uraraette Spectitclo. coiled THE SECRET To-morrow. The Cretins] Daughter.—On Washy, Xing Ri chn-I she Toird„—Ow Tuesday, Carialonts... On Wedufsday, Tho Virgin al the •no.-011 Thursday, Julius l iLS. r. r lifE PANHARNIONICON, with the addition, 1. of the A 116 i NON, Ft E-OP EN I) on .Moriny. the Ph Maar', at Nn. '2l, fliccadilly. late the Liserpool Must iiin. —Mr. 61.111 K, the inventor and Proprietor of the above 10. Innonent, which. the short time of in WiOry ' S Rooms, was honoured wit h.f he must flattering bation and patronage of the British Public, most respectfully opolo;:ises to the Nobility, (ientry, mid the Lover: of Music. an'el the NI echisnical Arts in general, for the interruption occaihoned in the Pi rtirnaance, hy as accidguttid injury the instn oot ..- - toned, at well as by his sulisetweto Untspoiltimi and the woke of a ortl-atialutul itoosor-for site display of ifs linemen, said maw hm the honour to Revak* tbesi, not only that Ise aforesaid iniffdiatems ore completely removed,lnit'alm shark, has avails eil himself of the interval to improve considersibiy the Mecham he and elfrct of the Panhartnoiiicon. The Auliirgantio, like • self-performing liotronsent, and eon-Meted nfl principles similar to thoon of the Ruiluirionnicon. will, lie hopes, although ' • I. s,er connpais and dimensions, merit the approbation Of the ktu.ical Nub ie , Irk the weenies§ of its tones, and the precision of it. I`XPI'UI ion of a variety of the most difficult nod favourite Over.. Wiles regard to khe Paiduirmoilicon, as that invention La, ;Ai only been honoured by the applause of a nurnerous pub lic, Mr. will only confine himself to the s cnien t ent o f th e „a m . pie Col of it- roloisting of 112 flutes, 20 octave flutes, SI clario- Pets, and oboe', lii hassnons, 14 truiviset•, four French horns, kettle drimor, cl triangle, Errol drum, common drum, Ac. ; InNide a complete orgrin, reol instroinelitsset in ititmm tiiiii.and pet for mance by mechanism a 1 one , so as Ii) pe r f o rm. like one grand oche-trn of wind instruments, overtures. sym- tondo , . &r. of which a constant variety, with ' the :Manion of the moat favourite English pieces, will hereafter be-displayed. The pet formative will he exhibited three tim e s a din. viz. (-am Ito 1, to 3, and 3to 4 o'clock, b; ornoce-4fgst seat., with Lutes's to the instrutne.at 9.5. 6d.; se , ot.d ls. dd. YORK BUILDINGS' COMPANY. TN Consequence of a. Publicati o n ha v i n g b een 1. Lod. addressed In, and distributed amongst. the Creditors of ild% company, entitled " A Statement for the Information rf the Creditors of the Governor and Company of Undertakers tr. raising Thames Water in. York.kuildings." the Creditors air ilifortnril, that Proceedings have been resorted to in Sent- I oA, ilw Particulars of o hirh will he fin ni,hed to any of the said Creditors, on apii!iraii )))) et the other of Messrs. Cotton and ol Gaizrave, Solicitor., Leicester-place, Leicester-square. lonideo. TO HILICKLAN I.RS AND OTHERS. rilvNI)E KS for the Completion of a RESERVOIR enusancirti oofbeifile Of Pro istfilteo-bill, inehr Farling- In', ore reads to- be reeettrA, ea, efrit fore the. 16th - of May twat, at •he PorismutO oriel Porlingoon Walter Woyks Offer, r+... $, Bur kle rsbu ry 'London, o IlefP PAT, i rola of Ipec di(' a ton owe be seen; alio at the Cotojiatty'ai 011ie, High-street, qtgliouth. . . • sour!, wAftit oTtcF, IS IiEItEBY GIVEN that a GENp i+ ASIOI. SLY ef the - Proprietore waitt♦ B"othvierk 1364 • will hi i , eld at tite..l.nteltm 'ravers', R6ll••pvtatr-olreet. Oil TOES DA Y .;th or May twirl, 7t Twrilseo'Cleck, sash Mit the (-lulls . b., ill .4).• taken al One. d'Clowlt precit-ely. •ii, (trdetjtt die ITtreethrs, W. W. W.NATT, See. B.nsthwark Bridge Office. 91, Chea;isitle. • • VAIICIIALL IO1(1)(1117 OTIOE IS lIER.P.I3I' GlyEv, that a GENE .I 1: AI. A SSI . .MIII. Vof the Prop. iriorß in the ath..ve Un rtnkin: teilt be Itrid,agteealrl:ts•te the Art . „nn ItSOA Y. the ;th nt Altsv neat. nt the George und - Yulture Tavern, Coro itol, in One toTluck preri.eb. 11) Order attic Ctonmittee JULIO.% N Mile, Clerk. .. • sA vs. SAYS 1. t TO MYSELF'," Author of " N I 1 S, SAYS hers leave to inform his "'view's dual the Paulte in general, that his N I.IW WORK, as above, ▪ reath fur delivery, in '2 vols. I2uso. price Ins. &I. f.ir .1. Jolosploo, Cha apaide ; C. Chapple s Pull Mall ▪ .01.11. y all liookselleis. And toe Adthor titters a Re*arcl of VI PTV POUNDS to Plly 111 W:i1) 4' .1. *;• • 6 I SA Y.:. SA YS 1," not to b e horn the peal " Titishs ITQ VY ..1.1r," us the unpre cedented site of which has i^dgewl s. cur Peis.nic to assert the contrary. unh a view to injure the reputation • the Author has ;dread ) acquired, an d fur ‘I Melt he feels gr..t. GO. ~,,N , : y . PrimiE desirous of borrowing, are informed that thiough this Adveitisement tin-) eau alwn)s be supplied with um sum, from lOW. to `20.033i. raid ni, wards s ou ferias ins rm. I:, more reasonable and ads affiagenus to the Borrower, than Le In gruerli submitted to the by Neelil jag the amount b. , trow.al rtt Chureli Lit iino, Life inter sis arising from Moiwy I. the Kind., Marriage Si tdrnients, rind .ai eehold, C'upy -110:.1. mu! Leasehold Estates. As al-„ N rildemein Heirs Ap pnr.:.r. mat Gentlemen of noon may he ne e inmollat4hy their persan V. balers addrunasd; post-paid. R. at the Law Siationer',, 12 !). Chatitery-lane , will he i..tinediately anomereil, nod ihe 'true a the roleie,l seeurit‘ being approme.l of, au inter View arinnated earr)ing ion) creel ereiv application. Lfevtu 1 c.a. Purchase u ill be giveu fur well-steuretlAti: nio ice. SUMMER RESIDENCES. . iii;:fily.llfTWELLpfi leave i tate r inform ,he A l z b r i l it t . al be l Au er ci Colloals-im: , t..r ene:1,04 4 t7eniary Ilau es fora lens of litirr, isa:l at 1. ItyloriarY Resideintri, and rotiursit. persans kovi g rro perry to oil or let. nodereettber d these wannes s to loforus him t.) !Iris. p.rt puid. Owls. 10111110. SLC• ..ud Town I lollies ;Wapitd to families of reepectabi lit , a- writ as Property in grorrot, to 4.11.1 r let. registered frre Si r at dlr. Whits* ONires,Suuth C. ewe'''. 'Wren!. spurs r• 41. !tooth so d s chaiiiher s . Trradoerdie.sirert. N. B. Nlr. W. lin., at this time. wveral nalltri for Anle PrivAte ('.3sinice, Lihniug the nyrnlion of buyers. Vari-us Homer is. Loudon nod its birioity. and Pieutises adopted to Ma aofort.rics to lel. nisi ..thet Share.; ht Public Works, re dispose of. Air. W. has arse several Sows to allegory us sell secured Aranuit NI VW INVI . .N no) IIREI:CIIKS. SUr rox has the honour of +resenting his 11. • respectful it kinsalricsacnts to the Nobility, Gentry, mid the Public, for the distiuguished pitrutusge be has espemenced fur hi* nen invcotell fireerhes nod Pantaloons. The enprece dengei deoun,.‘ for them affords an antinettiotable pwasf of their inestimable utility, as it rrodirotes shot vrry areal complaint of the had sewing, and the silk turning colour in washing, li the seams Istiog mode without deg or side seatat and readers Iter- Iseyo , ere to el..stic as stocking of every deseriptioa l which makes them peruliarly attained fur ridiOg, which ha. Is t i c a luag the de sire of so minty gentlemen, OAS by the 'matador, T. &ohm, 914 (tilt di side of she toi-ess Church), Swami, where he Lt. Lid in an elepint 118111101111BrIll of the choicest -summer pat hs+ at.. Latliss'ltalots, naval and military etiuii accardiog 1.1 the newest regaintion s and every other it/notch of she Inishwis e %crowd Ti, the first Wyk., with the Mesabi pssuctualisy all stir p , trh. IC • R. ("4 "" 1 "nr"- 4 he eduntrf lets sif having their ti. cies wade t., Losidon, by sending a ter, post paid, tuthe shave, m a y louse instruction: to measure latio eiscs. Glvlhrs %I.t to any part of the %usiel. • AT tt MEETING of the principal lohabitank; of the Borough of KIDDERMINSTER, hi the Coil of Worcester, held at the Guildhall la tire said Borough, th tk day of April, ISM,. to take into consideration the prop of addressing his Royal !Highness the Prince Regent, and P ing Parliament upon the distressed stale of the_ present pbrsunnt to a Requisition addressed to the !ligh t fottnat purpose, JOHN NEIVCOM 8, Esq. High Buiisf, in the Chailk It is unanimously Resulved. First... That a Petition be presented to Parliament upon the present distecsw•d state of thecoutory. Fecund---That the Petition intw read and subjoined he adopted nod ,;ngeri , cil ; and that it do lie for .Ignsitures at the Guildhall tip leo o'clock on MionJav looming ties% Third—That the Hon. V. B. Lyints. rind the I!nn. W. H. Lyttletort the Represciaotiics for Ow Comity, be reguesied to present hoe Petition to the !louse of Common, and to give it their iblippott. Fourth—That the following Centlpmen he nimin ,ted a Com mittee to curry the some into r, t , rte s fl.. High Naiad'. lienry Perrin. Eat. J."— T ,...3 ; " .ssi,. Willman • ;,er, Esq. an* ftivhant Wilson, Vq. fifth—Thot the Resolutions be signed by the Chairman. (sig;tedl JOHN N EWCONI R. The Chairman hating left the Chair, ;aid the same having been taken by Henry Perrin, EA. It is tomnimoosly Resolved, That the Tliaoks of !hi, Meeting he given to the High Bailiff for his readiness in calling the Meeting, and for hid conduct in the (taly. (Signed) HENRY Piiit TO THE 110NOURAIILE THE COMMONS OP"rFiE KINGDONI OP' GREAT ISIIITAIN AND IRELAND, IN PA Iti.IANI ENT ASSEMBLED. THE RUMBLE PETITION OF THE GENTLEMEN, FREE. DOLDERS. NIANr FACTLWERS, AND OTHER IN If ARIT- A NTS OF THE noorscrin AND NRIGIIDOERHOOD OF KIDDF.II.IIIIASTER, In THE COVNTT OF WORCESTER, SHEWEITI, That in the exercise of those inestinsaLle rights with which the Coostitution of the Country has invested them, your Peti tioners mast te-peetfully apprnoch your Honourable Iftinse. ou subjects of the highest imp atosiee to Ito it national nod indivi dual welfare. Ia the in-motion of your Authorities they he held that link winch unites them to the Throne: and to you, as • Represent:lilies of the People, they dimes their confidence and expeetatioto. Your immediate coluoev ion with those whose soffrages have entrusted to you the preservation of their irate ' rests , naturally leads them to look to your sympathy fur - miseration, to your wisdom for direction, and to your measures . for redress. They would therefore slate, with respectful soli mission the tircuinstances and wishes to which t hey wou ld claim t he attention of your Honoursitile House, mid whirls, they are persuaded, w ill be found to prevail in the rase of a great. majority in every part of the united Empiie. Your Petition ' era (residing in a town and district than which none in their County ranks higher in manuiacturing importonre, and hut one in population) possess the means of acruratelv observing the ef fects of protracted War and restricted Commerce. In illustra tion of these effects, they a t ould oilimit to the attentive consi deration of your Honourable House the high price of all the necessaries of life,—the multitudes of the lidsouriteg elan-es of the community thrown out of employment,—the consemeent difficulty, if not impossibility, of their obtaining honestly and without parochial aid the means of bothibtrace—and the too well founded anticipation of comequences which (by adding to physical, moral evils) must prove still more calamitous twill to the individual sufferer. mid to the Country at large. In thus adverting to the peculiar distresses of one particular class, your Petitioners would by no means have it inferred that they are the only sufferers. At must be obvious to tour Honourable House, that the utipreeedentod number of failures and beak rupteies in the higher departuseuis of commerci ii society, mut aft its descending gradation., are immediately owing to the mine 4 &uses a hieh in their ultimate ' but severest, operation ef fect the Isibourer and War (and especially when conducted on the pi inciples of that in which we are at present involved) being mire injurious to a commercial tuition like our own than to one which possesses within itself greater physical resources. your Petitioners proy that your II iiiiii on s ide House will du all that in you lies for the attainment of an honourable Peace. Hot if this great and truly desirable object prove at pre-ent unattainable, sour Petitioners rill still feel an anxious solicitude (*solicitude which has increased with each succeed ing day's experience) that your Honourable House should give due uttenflon to the importance of public economy, and to the remittal of all obstuelni in the way of 'Commercial iiiterenurze with neutral siatioos. Excluded as this country is, in a great degree, from the European and Ameticao markets, the iseces•i ty sufficiently obvious of widening every reinwitting chamwl fur the free employtneut of the commercial capital of the Em pire I your Petitioner,. therefore, most earnestly entreat of your Honourable !louse run to allow of any prolongoti iiii to the pre sent.term of,that great national grievance, the East India Mono poly ; but to resolve that, on the principles of a liberal econo my, the adiatitages of that trade shall be enjoyed by the nation .at large, n idiom exclusion or limitation. Lastly—Before the et its w hick n o w press so severely un the various classes of the community arc extended and multiplied in a degree foto the cumemplatin of which in its various aspects the mind revolt:, your Petitioners beset-cis of your Honourable House to investi gate the causes,—to a-certaia efieetual means of rounteracti iiii ,- nod, from motives of humanity, of policy, of patriotism, and of i justice, to administer the appropriate remedies. sAUtsl PICURIENNE. ___ • F• TASTER TAYLOR and SON - have the honour tP of presenting their respectful acknowledgments to the Nu bility, tWntry, and the Public. for the distinguished patronage have experienced in the extensive sale of their urn vented SA ()CI. LPIC UR lENN E, which, in quality and lb your, is allowed to exceed ;toy thiug i.f the kind hitherto intro duced monne the culinary comforts of life. The unprecedented 'demand for this Sauce lay the fir t f. tunics, eTords nu augurs ' thinalde proof of its itrestitnable utility in giving a choice nod most delicious relish to plain mad luxurious di.hes ~f every de ectiption. it is peculiaily itdi!pte.l for es put tatiou, as it re tains its virtue and bigb flavour no all climates. Sold in Pint Bottles at 4s. and half pint at 24. each, and by appointment, of Mears. E. and W. Balls's, 81. New linen sheet ; Mr. C. Wiest, 2, Leadenhall-stiere ; Mr. C. 'fitylor's, kiugstnn. Softy t Mr. T. Giles's; Greens, IA I Mr. 1). Pow oey's, Brock-street. Haiti ; and at their Family Oil alai Sauce Warehouse. flu. 17. near Fetter•lmm. Biolhorn.witich having beet el.robli,hed near 30 years j they olier tke DO articles he. what are geoul..e. mid of the fist quality. QTRENGTII ENING PILLS, prepared by Dr. HARMS FRON(I, No. 89,6reat Harthalometv•thrve, Went Smithfield. Lond..n, fur Nervous Complaints. Comers. Ambient, Co sumps ion., Night Sweat% and Fronde WeJka..mes o f e v er / description; 11.trrennem. Bearing down from hart Labours, Se• mival Vis ahnev.. and Impotency iu the Mule Sex. Price tin. She box, dui% Also.' II at.RNISTRONGI FEMALE VEGETABLE PILLS for i'emale. only. at the centUsencement and, decline of the avert critical periods of their lives, which is the most proper Physic for Wooten after Lying-in or Miscarriages, being the only Medicine in the world to be dependrd upon for curing !u -nit...mations, Obstinet ions. and Utters in the Womb. Price 2s. 9d. the box, duty included. TO DR. PIARSISTRONA. St a,---1 cannot doll words sufficient to express my gratiteito for the wonderful recovery of my Wife, by the use of your Strengthening pitN. She was two years heavily afflicted, One of which was confined to hrr lied. help.; deprived of the use of her blobs, attended with liolent pains. and a weak ema ciated state, for which she had die best advice in this place, acid yr.s a ;patient iu St. Thomas's Hospital ten weeks, with out finding the least relief, until she was fortunately woos. :needed to take your invaluable Medicine, the Sttengtheuing Pills, which,suou peiforapell a perfect cure. CHARLES WRIGUT. Jan. S, 1812. 28, Coleman-street, WoolWizli, Kent. These Pills natty be had of the Doctor, 89. Great Bartholo mew-close, West Smithfield, London, with primed directions stropped mum! each Boy, expressing a plumber of the most respeciatile and unthentieated Coati; also the Proprietor's name, signed by himself, H. Iturinstronf, ou the. Lobel outside each Bibs ; none else tan be mole*. And, by his suppoint. meat, they are sold wholesale nod retail by Messrs. Barclay and Sttn , s 113, Fleet..market, London; gold retailed genuine by Bol ton, Royal Eschange; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Encon,.ox ford-street ; and all saber resew:Was Medicate readers in Town and Country. TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM to Wit. AT t COMMON HALL, or MEETING of the Mayor and Common Council of the said Toon, held at the Guildhall in and for the said Town, ou Monday the 30th day of March, 1812, Resolved unanimously, That the Common Seal of (hi,. Cur. ',oration be affixed to the three several Petitio n to the Prance of Wales, os Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and to the Houses 'of Lords and Commons, which have been read by the Town Clerk in open Hall, Copies of which are berearirr aulloined, and that the Town Cleak he di rected in the name and by the authority. of this Corporation to trrinsmit the Petitions to the Prince Regent and to the House of Lords, to Lord Holland, our Recorder. requestice th it he would present the saute respectively to the Prince of Wale, and th e Hall .e of Loids, and support the Pra”.r of the Petoi.m with hi • vote in t he House, mil that the Town Clerk do in like mussel transmit the Pelition to the Howe of Common. to Da niel Ler Coke and John Smith limes. oar Representatises in I'a' -,rocut, requesting their aid and nx.i.tasuce in bulynri Copy or the Petition to the Paine Regent %hit+ ta since been prr.en!ed to his Royal Iligkom by Lord lioilAtul, Re corJer of Nottloghntn. TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS GEORfat PRIM -7 $ 7 OF WALES, REGENT OF THE ITED 1IN61)0A1 OF GREAT BRITAIN AND HU:LAND. TOE HUMBLE PCTITION OP TILE stAvna 4Nn twit- CSSCS OF TIS tuty,i .41%0 COUNTY or TOE TOWN OF hOTTI‘ LOIS St, Shesveth, That your Peritioreer , , the Mayor and Burgesses of the Town and Cowl) of the Ton n of N..ttin_ham, tieing deep ly impressed with the severe privation to which large masse. Of nuomfaciuring Po it in their own immediate neighbourhood hose lice. exposed, arising amongst other causes in the main from the asu,t of on adequate demand for their tivonsfactures, beg leave. with every Sentiment of resp••ct mud offeciisrs to approach y. , tir R 4 4 1 : 11 nighnus 4 , m the. Itepres.entatise of your Re, al Father, most respectfutiv to tepreseuttoyuor Royal flightless, that sour Petitioners are of opinion that the evils ueisiste from the (limi tsit,hed ilemnnd for 14/tish Manufactures has been considelably segravated by the system adopted liv the present ruler of the Ccetch Empire its restricting the commercial intercourse of this KiiKdom w ith the Continent of Europe. and by the existence of the British Orders in Council as they relate to America. Under bitch circumstances, your Petitioners tenet humbly en treat that your Itnyal Highness would be pleased 141 adopt every means within your power, compatible with your high dignity and character as the Repre , entatiye of the Executive Authority in the State, to relieve the trading and manufacturing interest, of th s Empire from the heavy sufferings to which thcy are sub jected, and to open new facilities for the extension of the Cont. mere, of these kingdoms, and to thisend we humbly pray, that your Royal Highness would be pleased, if not inconsistent with the honour and security of these Heaton, to repro' the British Oilers in Council as they respect America, in order to ispett the way to an equitable and honourable arrangement of the dis putes between this t ountry and the American nnent, and to the restoration of commercial intercourse with that widely extenaded Continent. _ _ And your Petitioners o ill ever pray. Copy of Petition to the Howse of Commons a hich has been since presented to the Muse by John Smith, Esq. one of the Representatives in Pattionient for this 'roan, n •itoilnr Pei (ion having been presented to the Mese of Lords, by Lo: d TO THE HONOURABLE THE COMMONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRI CA IN AND IRELAND, IN PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED. TIISI HUMBLE FCTITION 01 TUE 'SALVOR LAD BUR GESSES OF Tilt TOWN ASID COUNTY OF THE TOWN or NOTTINGII AN, Sheweth, That )(stir Petitioners are impressed wills the most lively conviction that the trading and ennaufacturing interests of the British EMpire are experiencing severe uttering, owing to the system adopted by the present Ruler of the French Em pire, in restricting the commercial intercourse of this kingdom with the Continent of Europe, and to the existence of the British Orders in Council, as they urea our commerce with America. That many thousands of the labouring, part of the community in our own immediate district and neighbourhood have, by these means, been reduced to payerty and distress, and thereby seduced to temporary acts of violence. to restrain w hie!' the strong arm of the law has !P.m necesmeily exerted in the con viction and punishinzut of Or otknders. That your Petitiotters entreat that your Honourable Ilonge will, under these circumstances, take into your intea serious considerntion the manner in which these distresses have been itferensed by the tomirpob created in favour of the East India ny Compa, by that Mintier which vests in theta the exclusive right of trade and IVIV igialoll to all militaries comprehended be tween the ('ape of Good Hope and the Straits of Magellan; and your Petitioners reque-t that pair Homarable House would determine whether it he conror ruble In the principles of justice, mid of a liberid and enlightened polies, that whilst access to these regions should he anon ed by the Act of the Sith year of his present Majesty to all nations in amity with this conntry, all the subjects of the littlish Empire, not clothed with the privileges of the East India Company, use excluded I he refrous. . That your Petitioners are extremely solicitous that all the subjects of Great Britain nod Ireland without di tine, ion should. tor the expiration of the prewmt Charter of the East ludic Com pany, be admitted ill a full participation inshe trade to all those extrusive territories comprehended in that Charter, sour ' , Ea- Goners Wog of opittiou that such a measure would utliad em phis meat to many thou-ands of workmen in the ditlerent $13111111.. factures of these Li:l.:dims, at present r. disced to poverty and distress t that it would create an additional nurser) for seamen. and prove the means of Mereasieg the riches. the revenue, and the natiecal prosperity of the British Empire. • That your Petisioners. therefore. most humbly entreat your Hoimunible House to take these premises into your most .erisius deliberation, in deciding upon the further extension of the Charter to the Honourable the East !AM Company, and to ran( e ach relief therein to the subjects of this Empire, engaged to trade and commerce, as the nature of the ease may appear 10 our Honourable House to require, aud as to your I lonourable House may seem es pedient iu a matter of such seri..us Import. mice to the British Empire.. And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c. thilered, That the Priiiiimo to the Pa ince Regent, awl to the Houses of Lords and C 1111 l mons, be adverthed iu the Nuitioglorm Journal and Review. and ill eucb of the Lundou Newspapers ai the Mayor may direct. By Older. GEO. COLDHANI, Toon Clerk. Nottingham, 16th April, HO. PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP. PERSONAE. BEAUTY depends so mach on the appearance and texture of the skin, Oct whatever contri• butes to protect it Irani injury, or to improve it, must be con sidered an object of importance to all who are solicitous to pos sess the advantage which Lord Chesterfield denominates" a let r ter of recommendation on till occasions;" a rd certninly the pre , sent and future ages mivt feel themselves indebted to the Breen ! tor of the curious Chemical Process, by which Snap is separat ed from sill the impure mid noxious substances w ith which, in it, crude stale, it i% meal lab's united ; this refinement is ottani , fcsteil by its Transpalency and Fragrance. Prepared and sold by A. PEA itS, ut his Malta 'Cory, No. SS, Wells-street, Os ford-street, London ' price is. and ls. 6d. per Square; and in large Squares , whic h are perfumed with the Otto of Roses. for 2s. fid. Also Gentlemeto's Shaving Cakes, at 63.—But ob'erve, that wheresoever, or by w homsuever, : sold, it can never be genuine without the Inventor's signature (A. Pears), in his hand wriiing.. • A. PEARS has the honour of recommemling to the Fashion. able Female World that incilunble prepdration the ALMOND BLOOM, nr LIQU I D VEGET A 111. E ROM; E. This Cos metic possesses qualities of an unparalleled nature; it softens the thin, gives a di% Me bloom to the person, and his the peculiar advantage of adhering so firmly to the face, as not to be distin guished trom nature. Price ss. per bottle. His LIQUID BLOOM of ROSES , which adds the must enchanting beauty to tbe countenance, r o ad,improves the simpk charms of nature. Price Ss . Sd. per bottle. 711ia IM PEItI A L WHITE POWDER, produced from Vegetables only, which, while it is the most in nocent, is also the most excellent in its elf . - ttio beautifying the countenance. Price 2.. 6d. and ss. the box. PEARS'S MO( SAUCERS, an entire new iriiiegiOn for Dyeing, Painting on Velvet, Drhwing, &c. TO JUIN Etta, Oft COMPANIES DEA LING IN LEAD. SI'ECIIIE C NS of rich LEAD ORE to be ♦ owed at Adam Murray's, found on the Estate of a Genilenuri itl the North, who is desirous of noveing vita any Canop.ul willing to search for the same: Particulars tiLtY be known by applitation to /awn Ninthly§ Surveyor stud Land Agent, S, Pickett-street, Temple-bar: NO ACCII)ViSTS need ever occur in future' front Curridc,, Gip, or :tstv Miter two-wheel Carriages. When the linr-e (which ii hurt rendered di:hulls if not impthsible) NV 101 l the h are rear,; NV he-boor or both of the wheel!: break $ 'Shen Otte or both of the it heeh go utt 11 • 1\ hen the ~hafts break $ 11 :ten the hop:el:irk- or rims away. A i•ly ht the Ei tire, Pope': llead-itllley Chrtiliheris Gtthtdf o I o.re rugiat.,,l tirt tugst mud the not bati..factoty &mitt:town% to.iven re , pect ix; item. owner.of ruttotble hittss4 shy w% bundreA. polioAL+ by the L.. oT this iisveNauiky which way alav be a ppLad la .01 Emir-% herfCarri.ger. • irs EgiENOE of CO Fr KE, prepared by II A Wii INS ::nit DUN N, London. aid *old Ott ap pointment) at No. 70, White Linn :tree, and may be tasted at the Auctien M .rt Caller-Itiiina, neer the LI ink of Ltiglaed, This Essence is extracted Amu the pure Berry of Coffee. h* a peculiar process 'termini:4ly difficult aid expensive. by which all the aromatic. exhilarating, ruin nutrition', parts of C-tree are preserved separate from those etude, girth!, *early. natant/ qualities that load a . e l fipple* the stinneco, cause iudigcstastie and frequently acute pain. 'foie pure Liquid is offered to the Public itt quart, pint, and half-pint hurtles, at the following Prices ; Best Turkey, per quart, 10, 6J I'int, is. • Bourbon, Plantation, Ss 61. 2i. 01. And in flat ilali.pint Bottles for Traveller-, &c.—lsirkey, Se. ; ll'itirbon, Is. lid. each; and Plantation, 1.. 91. each. The peculiar advantage of using this must he obvious from the facility a lilt which it is made: -ity a few snuu nfult being put into a cup of boiling water, a nit the maul quantity of milk and sugar, you have instantly a cup of ricer Case, not leaving the least sediment. It i. particularly 'woeful to captains of ;hips, in:;keepere, tra vellers, and in all case, where silo whoesome, plro,aut, :10 cu. aiiunusliquor-4e esteemed a favourite beverage. Travellei'a by the mail and in slatzes, by Inking with them a pint or hoil!'..int of the 14ence in tl.ll bottle- (for convenience of carriage), t aov, at e:era change of horses, or stoppage, lu.e in a minute a Cu;, of this truly exhilirating liquid, which is superior to any eiresit• mem of beer, spirits, or a inv. °dicers of ship., in an weather where boiling water can be had, may also us ppeedity he teliv-1i , 41 in the dead of the idehl I and all priVlllls who Lace edit% bitesiess a ill tied this a so terekot stinuachte and pleasant hevera i .c take.,beton they go out u• tins matting. Directi..ms f,r Pour three ten.spormfels of Me Tarkey, four of the Thsorhorto or live of the Platilati tttt Essence, into II ClllllllllOO sited cup of water nearly bill, nod )tau will instantly have a tup of strung Coffee, perfectly clear, and of a superior II tvoar ; 1110 usual ettoottity of sugar and milk may Ire put iu the cup heron:. or utter the Essence. When it is intended to makc Coffee for a i number of perstas, pour one cup of Es.ence to (thirteen cups of boiling water, more or less in propor to the strength our [palate may rettrite, but the aoove will be found in geseral cietitly strong. The shouldant be boiled, bat luny ho put in Use ciao-pot jinn t.. simmer, tutu Wed 102 Bede rtely. It may be kept la a dfcanter where she greued stopper tits very us it should not he exposed to the air, lest the Suer part of the savour oral orates. • •„‘ A single Bottle or more d'elitrred free to any part or Loudon or Environs ntal persons taking half a dozen, or arty !urger quantity, will have it parked to hampers or cases, and sent to their order to itily part of the country, fur ready moneys —A handsome allowance 111 Shopkeepers. Letters from any part of Great Britain, addressed to Mr. Richard, at the Auction Mart Coffee-Room, and at No. 70. White Lion-street, Pentonvtlle, will he punctually attended to. ASIMNIONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the . Nobility and Nitre In eeneral, that is saving froni 10 to .5a per cent. in Ons prire of CLOTIIES, by appiying at-the TA Y LOWS COSI PAN Y OFFICES, 123. Aew Bun& street ; No. 8 and 481, Strand, near Charitig Cross. Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : Rest Superfine Goat . . .E 3 15 lo Xi 4 0 Ditto Superfine, or Soper Great Coats 310 to 5 5 0 Lod il.4 ' Habits . . . 6 0 to 616 8 Toilenet or Marseilles Waistcoats . Ul6 to 018 0 Fine White Dino, Ore.. Dieto . 018 to 1 1 0 Rich iltick Silk Ditto . . 1 6 to 110 0 Worsted Stocking Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto 8-Thread, very strut . . 118 to 2 .5 0 Cloth Pautuloons . . . • 112 to 2 2 0 Kerseymete Ditto . 2 2 to '2 5 0 Breeches . . . 1 6 to 118 0 • Prime Leather Ditto . . 2 .1.7• to- 3 3 0 LI y LRI ES. Duffel Jacket and Witistemitond Cord Ureeches . 317 6 Suit sit Livery ..E5 0 to 5 10 I Simon, Coat 3 0 to 3 H 0 Stout Box Coat 515t0 6 10 Overall. .. 1 2tol 16 0 Te•tub of Contract by the Year, on consideration of returning their old ones: 3 Suit. per Year £l7 0 5 Suit. per Year .C. 24 10 4 Ditto . 22 0 I 6 Onto . :.70 10 On the same principle, for Coats only : 2 Coats per Year £lO 10 1 5 botbi per Year £l6 0 1 Ditto • . l3 Id 6 Ditto . 19 0 Gentlemen on Joining their tespeci ire regiments, or gi.ing abroad, equips, as ordered by his ll .11. the Consinamicr-in-Chief, Ladies' Rittior, Dresses, uad Young thMtleinen's Hussar Ditto, made in a superior style. The extravagant charge of those who take :Waive long credit has !seen a sul s jeet of complaint, A. S. and Co. assure the Public they will find a material difference in their prices from other houses: in consequence of conducting their business for quick payment, they are emitted le sell for less moony than other loonies purchase their good/ Gm—Gentlemen in tae c4itunry use; plied by sending their measure, or no old suit. •• • A Suit of Clothes at Nine Hours sotto,. DR. FREEMAN'S GOTTA SALLITARISi au approved Specific for the Scurvy, and every Foulness art Impurity of the Blood. Sem batic CoMplaints are the most general Malady of the 80. fish Constitution; no fatuity k, more or less, exempt from them,_ and they spew themselves inn variety of ways; they produce roieghness, ulceratiiiii; nod oilier diseased states of the skin; they occasion loss of appetite, iwenkliess. nod dejection 'of spirits; and the mus of blood (wind rendered foul, it is incapable of at fording a healthy supply of nourishment in enable the frictions of life to be properly and AcOrrly performed. As a remedy from all impurities from this cause, Ur. Freeman's Gutie tafis has proved itself by a reputation of thirty years, a certain specific and never-failing core ; it requires only n for bottles of this invaluable meditioe to remove tots tau t rbstinate, and ins veterate scorbutic complaint. • At this period of the season it is well known the scurvy runt its consequences are muidt to be dreaded ; in, every constitution wbere they are prevalent, the above medicine is reetam. wired ns the only certain ineaus of curinr, as well as preventing. the malady fr o m tweaking ; on 4 is it less •a ..ressful against the effects of a well known contagion, winch produces it eei pain dk emite that imnitters the source of enjoyment; every injury arising from this taint, whether externally appearieg or lent in the blood. is radically and safeiy removed by it, without the neces sity of contiornent, or those other restrictions wihich medic Ines of a less superior and active kind require. It is therefore re commended to youth of tooth sexes, and to those who are *hod to enter into a married state, and would WWI: if? preserve first health and a sowed consiitution ; by it they. will he freed from every debility to which their irregularities may haYe exposed them, Mid be restored to their original strength stud vigour of ha. hit. In the diseases of the female sex, where weakness is so pre dominant, it never fails to caeck the cause sooner than any other medicine, and to give strength, animation, and general lone to every weakened friction. Sold at Mr. Bailer's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster= row; Bacon, Oxford-street ; and by most Country Medicine YcLdeiss in bottles at 24. pa. and 4s. 6d. each. la iAI I L: L l'y t', ... A I I I • • 11 I