The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-14 00:00:00

No. 1289. TO THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE. A CASE OF REAL DISTRESS. AWIDOW, left with SEVEN CHILDREN, Six tooter the Ace of Ten Years, her late 'Husband, t i„, a ;ll urn inclined, from various Misfortunes (of which a sec..re and lingering illness was not the Iraq), has coosumed t h,. Fortune left by her deeeased Parent, and left, with her Family, totally destitute of support. Her few remain ig Friends advise her to keep a PREPARATORY SCIIOOI,, knowing ,her Education ant Abilities areoueh as, to rmler her equal to the tn.lt $ but her distress km greatodsil t h e y not able to rendersutficient assistance, site thus hum ble solicits the help of a generous and humane Public. If! she could, by their contributions, slightly furnish Whouse, for tne put p.)&e, she hopes, with the blessing of Providence, to be enabled to bring up her numerousfamily. Ihinatiors will he thankf u lly received, and particulars given at Messrs. Praed and Co. Bankers, Fleet-street; !Ines-r Sykes, Snaithomd Co. Bankers, Mansion H ottie . l ure, Nlrs. Crucifix, Harley ford House, Kennington Com.. pont and Mr. Richard Needham, Auctioneer, she. JO, Old Br od-street. Should any Lady or Gentleman think them worthy of the flue Coat School, the Father was a Freeman and Liveryman of the Vininets' Company. # LEtaUltE 'MORS. A YOUNG MAN wishes to engage himself A wilh any GENTLEMAN or TRADESMAN, from the How of Five o'Clock in the A fteronnn till Nine o'Clock l a the Evening, he can write a good plain Hand, and snider gm& Accounts well. Lettersdirrct (p94-pall) for J. Vail, at No. 180, Rat cid Highway, Lundoa. MADAME LA NCIIESTEIt begs most re. spectfally to acknowledge the hi.th sear of gratitude s he feels for the distinguished lionuur and liberal patronage she hits Inagexperienced from the Nobility and Gentry, whose polite aml marked attention to her, ,Fashionable Establish an ,o in Saint James's -street, will for ever he impressed& un per mind with the liveliest feelings of sensibility. After re costly defeating, with the kind assistance of her Friend', a visa illihreal and unwarrantable atte.iipt to hams: and de mov her auwearied exertions to provide for her family, she is hippy in the opportunity of informing her Friends and patniits, that she has been enabled to resume •her business with more adxamirges than heretofore, and to adopt such ar saszerw,cts as will convince the Nobility, Gentry, mid the robin- nt large, that her future exertions shall be invariably der..ted to merit a continuance of their patronage and kind indel4ente. The re..dv-made Articles in Millinery, Dresses, Pelisses, h r . &r. will he sold at reduced pricei , . c..entry :4'lli:teas will be treated with on the same liberal 'Mini as hitherto. by, st. James's -street, March, 0110. TUNBRIDGE WELLS wA RE. NRAR ALBANY; • _ PICCADILLY. DOOINSON begs leave to inform his Friends ills and the Public, that be is c,ontaintly receivii.„; frsim his llhunifartnry is fresh supply of :ionds of every description in Pie Tunbridge Ware Line, the whole of which he is enabled to .4(.11 Whi.lecale, Retail, and far Exportation isis as low km as any House ia London or Tunbridge Welk. A great variety of articles made of white wood for !Arlie, to of mmcra.t. Oh 17,4. bridge Ware repaired and varnished, or taken in ezehaore Inc new. Eruli:,ll and Dutch Toys. with alt kinds of genuine French tsd l': lisp Perfumery. The follioaahle Game of the Devil and the sensitive Xisls in be tort with in great variety at Rnhimines Shim. • ' PALL MAIL. - rpHE Nobility and Gentry are most respett. .1 fully informed, that Mr. ALLEN hots swivelled ;attar production of an entire tarel style of COLOURING and DESIGN on CALICO for FURNITURE. He therefore ahhea to diApose of what remains of his 'prior productions at very reduced prices, loamy of themes In* in price es S. Ned 94. 64. per yard, ell-wide. Mr. A. at the same time begs to oh,erve, that he is not under the infieence of the Up bolsterer., (Iran, other persons at all in that line of business., He therefore has it in his power mad is determined Gibe ex tremek moderate in his chargfs. with the hope of meriting the patronage of the Nobility and Private Families gene lir. A. alto begs to Inform hii Friends, that vbere it sees their apt robatiosi, he undertakes to make up and deco rate bis own fareitore in the first style of elegance and fashion, atoll-ruse. will deliver them to their own Upholsterers. Mr. Allen, Designer, Manufacturer, and Decorator of Ca ret Purr tore. rp nour, from HAR,I)ING and CO.'s 1. • (I.4te JYDE aad SCRIBE'S), regretfully inform% he Nobility and Gentry, that be has latch , OPENED A SHOP. IW, Pall-Mall, corner of Pall Mall-eoort, with a Hew and Fashionable &swim,* of FANCY JEWEL. LERY, &e. %Ouch be submits to their inopeetion, and Sat ins himsclf r •. 1 he found to etnigist of Articles of Superior Patents and and no the most reasonable terMS. Mtn: tte cleared by the 12th of rmst Month. SLLLING OFF, UNDER PRIME COST. VA STOCKINGS, with COTTON FEET, 1 0 and every other Description of HOSIERY, the Shop being let to anoth er T ra d e , the entire STOCK of Mr. COI; LYIIII, of No. 146, Fleet-street, retiring from Busine),,,, omitting of a large and elegaat Assortment of beaks' and Gesilemen's ALL SILK HOSE, an immense Stock of his asivroolly admired lnrentiat. SILK STOCKINGS with COTTON FEET, fAt. As. id. to 9s. 6d. per pair. Great Choice of Cotton Goods, Angola', Worsted. 81 c. 8 " . . N. R. As this is a real and ramble Sale, and mud he ekared b the Oh May, Shopkeepets and Families will find this a most advantageous opportunity to male an immediate pur chase, for re a dy money only. CANDLES aud SOAP } of a superior quality, omoufactored by STEAM, are sold, as oioat, at the 'pan ' s W•trehouse, No. 1 63 , Fleet-street, to Famiawa. lithe Wholesale Prices, for money on deliver‘ Cowry Correspeedents are desired to send references for Plana is I,midon with their orders. AVELING'S SAUCE A-LA-RUSSE, For Fish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Cutlets, Stews, Rashes, liarricons, Curries, Made Dishes, Cold Meats, or any th that requires a fine Flavour. HE well.known Excellence and high Esti. • ?nation of the first ramilies and most curious in Fish Sears in the Kingdom, with the increasing Demand for Ave- 's Sauce a-la-Rnsse, bns induced many phopkeepers to sirr for Sale a Compositiou Of their ems, under the same "e. The Proprietor begs leave to caution the Public toast such deception. The genuine Sauce a.la , Rtis-e being Prepared from as original receipt, which has been for years 110 * at the first Tables on the Continent, and entirely run -431, of foreign roduc T. , Prepared only by T. Az a lia. at his Italian and Fish '' 3 'iCe Warehouse, 63, I' ly, tomer of Albemarle- W• here may be had, Somerset Laver, twice a-week, dur the Season—Prime Stilton Cheese, in high perfection— I Ballad Oil, Maccaroni, Pitnaatea Cheese, new Olives, lift, Townies Foreign mod English Pickles, aad all kinds k___ •4 I'6 h StYreS: and every Article in the above Line, of the •wQuaiity. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY DAY and MARTIN. • Invaluable Composition, with half the ki n- %wit labour, produces the most beautiful ,jet black ever :. t rld, affords peculiar nourishment to the leather, will not the finest lions, is perfectly free from any unpleasant 7 11 , and will retain its virtues in any climate. x mild wholesale by Day and Martin, at tbe Mannractors o n ' t74, H igh-Holbura ; retail by F. I)sby, No. 7, Tits stoc k - W. Day, 80, Swallow-street Axtell, "kit t 4 Finch ..., ialle $ add by the principal Boot-makers, Per 7Et Ye die Metropolis ; and iu every Town if& ihdisklakipisap.ie stale bottles, price Is. 6d. . , ... . I'' • '$;(01! ; -' 0, - - .; I' Ai '. ~ . . . . ' .1. 6 ,,,n! -•• ' • r •p. , 1 , . . • . , tie./ • . . •.•• ' ..., l' , ..,. I 1. " .•.. • '.. " - • • _ . • • - ''' Ik.: :; ."'•-• tAc t'... 1 .1 , * ' elf A Fr....iiilTA'l . Air ' • . . .0- — a w . if .l a 1 a . ' h P( • . 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" InoVi . •• .. • ~ = .4 at .1d4.". 4,: C i ii . „ t e l) •:. ~..:. • t _ • ... . .. . . ~. te al . 1 - - . /4- . 1 " ••' •V . ._. • . . , . .• Ahs P 4 tb . -. • . ...1••-............—...---,„_,1 . ... w -16=-------4.......---_ • LOIMON, MITIRD4Y, APRIL 14, 1810: • i . • ' - ; PitlCßlff NE PEANCIS BURDETT'S COMMITTAL TO THE ' TOWER. Thi. day was pablisbekprice lb. ed. MAGNA CHARTA aqd the BILT 4 of Rimini; with an Acme* sf iel tbe ATTACKS and ENCROACHMENTS Made on th e GHTS an d LI BERTIES of the PEOPLE of ENGL ND, from the Accession of Lord BUTE into potter is MS. to tee ant Time, as connected with the subject of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT's ADDRESS to hii CONSTITUENTS. Printed for J. Maddock, SS, Royal Endow; and sold by C. Olapple 'Pali-Mall; and all other Booksellers, of wisom,may be !Id a LIST, of PENSIONS, &c. &c. This day was published, price 5.. TM REAL STATE of FRANCE In the Year 1809. C_HARLSB MAT, R.Q. Late *bar of Parliament: qv BrNpart• 118aat tat Faros b.f. th, Was c lod Madded as ea Rat mott 511Vtip - ream 'ltrime4 filly radtfiltidg wax, Piet!attlity. Ms day was pO 4,- lblisii_ _ ,-- 74. Nardi. Is die Volatile, pat svc Ow ril 11 t LIFE o[, Fen ELAN, ARCH. BIiXOP of CAMBIA!' 4. mang e r I j i l ir ilk, , BEES ; sod °Rig: - INDIA. SHAWLS. AWES or GENTLEMEN h av i ng cur i ous •_ INDIA SHAWLS, or GOLD and PILVF.R MUS LI VS to dispose of, was , receive the fall Volt- in Cablvat WAITHMAN and EVERINGTON's SHAWL, hIUS , LIN, and LINEN WAKEHOUS4, 104, Fleet -street, cor ner of New Bridge-street, where the greaten Variety is coo sternly on Sale.' rf W. and E. beg to apprize She* Frlende, that in Consequence of the recent reduction in the Price of Linens, they are now enabled to ofer the ins*, complete Assortment of IRISH LINENS, TABLE LI VBN. SHEETINGS. and FAMILY LINEN of every • Deieription, of the ant Fabric, upon the most 'Absalom."' Term. MON.NYL> PRIVATE:AGCOM mODATION. -ILA AMES and GENTL OI RRN Of PRO PERT Y and RES P FvCTA BILITY, pbo may. from any pressing U emergeney, be in want of PECN Y lAR AC COASSIODATioN, either ternpmary or permanent, may Obtain the same I kVA EDIATELY (on good security), in any amount: Heirs of Nohlentea and Gentlemen of Fortune may have it on their Personal Security. Personal npplicationt received between the hours of Ten and Three o'clock, and Letters, pt's! paid, to Hewn. flunkey and Co. No. tB, Huy-street. St. James's. PATNNT BRITISII . SNIRTOTO cr.oTH. The texture being compris4,4thetly of Boast, Flax, renders ft equal lo durability - a appearance to Irish Linen, and about bulf the true. , hold Wholesale and by the Piece, No. 154. Cheapside. The We of this new Fabric being own in the third year. G. L. roost respectfully informs purchasers in general that if any has prayed either its washing or durability inferior to the best Irish Linen, satisfactory inirspetlial ion will be nude. LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS. tROM tho very great Decrease on the shove neriPoory artice, HA RR BON nod Co. ill ut4 respect recointacti# the Nobility, Gentry, amid the Pltlik• to take advantage of th e low ?tire they are now *Maw at. MI Orden motto the Loaded, Sea-coal dempary, tem nefiam itratreet a giottosi, : ,o4 4 bo 1 " -r EDIVARDS, No.VH, HIGH HOLBORN. T(IF: WAREHOUSE - for the MOST BRILLIAN r JAPAN BLA.CEING io the World, and forth'. LEATHER PRESERVATIVE, late of Bow- TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC IN GENERAL. D AT' of No. /, and No. 29, TAVISTOCK STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, most respectfully anuounres that be has now prepared, and is exhibiting, a very elect Assortment of USEFUL AIT. HAIR for Ladies and Henilemen, either fur Home Consamption or Exportation. which, fur Taste, Lightness, and I, 3 i ff ect. cannot be excelled by am Competitor for that general Patronage he bas constantly experienced from thee most fashionable Circles. Ladies nod clentleivien =trended at their own homes by men of the first-rite abilities in the profession; also, light and ap propriate Apartnienis,sis above., foe cutting and dressing Hair in the rresent prevailing Fashion. N.M. A great variety of Perfumery. , Re. of a superior Quality. ROYAL NAVAL and MILITARY WATER-PROOF CLOAK MANUFACTORY. pISFOR D and tiERJ EA NT, Military Tai. 1 tors and Manufacturers of WATER•PROOF CA hi- BLET to their Royal •HiOncises the Prince of Wales and Oahe of York. have the himour of infantile* the Nobility Gentry. nod their Friends, that Experience having proved this Article to be impenetrable to wet for any length of time, they do most coadde/ftly recommend the s true to Officers going 10 Portugal, seamy natio Station where they are much exposed to Hoe Weather. being lltht and pleasant wear, will wrap up In a small Compass, and retain its impe netruble Qualities meld the last, as no Rain or Sea Water wilt adhere to it. To be had only Of 'them, theingentors and sole Proprie tors, as above, -sad at their Military Warehouse, South ampton-street, Strand. e I'. 8. A large Assortmenf - ef Cavalry, Infantry. Porta pl. mad Beet Cloaks, alwagsemedy. ' Otikcrs campiefox coop& FASHIONABLE • e curroigs4ON MOST A OVAN TAG L OGS TERNS. lOBONS, Wodilea.dreper, Man's Mercer, ‘Jil and Tailor No. 183, float - street .( three doors from Nike-lane), having on hand's line quantity of CLOTHS, ' parchased kl IL FORE flse very great AOF A NCE, issinabled to supply Gentlemen with Clothes, L at the prices -below (for ready money), assuri4 them the Quality of Cloth, the Fa shion ad Workmanship, cannot btl ezeeeded r of -whirls they may he satisfied, by imisectioa, a great ?variety of Woollen Cloths,audevery article in the abtrePt &oda being al wayskept. Very nest'Superfine Cloth Coats, made to ineldure sea 10 0 duper ditto - 410 0 limol Second ditto 1 16 0 ' Great Corns of every desiriptiort, on proportionate terms. Very hest Superfine Keneyniere breeches • 1 6 0 Double-milled ditto - 1 14 0 nest double twilled Cord ditto 0 18 0 It is particularly requested Gentlemeo will observe the' Number, 183. AttIiFICIAL TEE ra, &c. A GENTLEMAN who has employed several Dentists within the last few years with little ur no cam fort io his feelings and happines, has accidentally met with a moreig'r•r, a Gentleman front Sweden, who has fitted in nearly a complete upper-set with mach ease, and with great skill, upon very moderate terms, which has Mari I.lis Address to the Kibler, twooliriteif. Mr. As-tir is the Dentist, Nis. 43, 113 rt-street, RldtwnsWrv. r i .Td ARTIFICIAL -• HEATH, Surgeon Dentist to his Roy at ness the Duke of Clarence, has brought his Comp:si ting for making artificial Teeth and Gums to that Perfection toat they cannot be distingalshed from Nature; in many Cases they can be more advantageously fixed than human Teeth, and from their superior Cleaulinem and incorrupii 4ility, they aus preferable to , all others. They bare n.thiug of the dead hartheeware-like Appearance of the common Mineral Teeth, but have all the Transparency necessary to make theta a ar perfectly natural also mallet alt the 4Art: .0 eethelow in use. dgi NEW PLAN, . . With A litartalrAt and Stromlo* RSVIMPiges. STATE LOTTERY, , Tn he Drawn the Bth JU NG„ 1110. 11P.' CONTRACTOR. beg' leave to call the JR. atteatiint of the PUBLIC to the untietenentiased Schap'. contaiding. besides kr Navilt,; several grand Pea. turn and superior netted's, se high,. it is cosatived wiU folly meet their approbation. and afford a Chows to Adventurers newer given iu any other Lottery. ' 10 51 ,0 ir'E. • 4 . sif • are .. seBo,ooo Am • so,ak) • ... 1: I.OOO 90 s . .500 • lO,OOO SO • - • • 44 . ' 50 S 6 85 ~.... 15 And lo.thr erg draws Prise above 151. (nor being one of the ruder-meatiuned.Sisabers) will he Aires, itt addition to' the abuse Money Prises. if the said furtunatc,Nousheils of the Letter A 100 Tickets, eonspri•ed in No. L 2,51 to 1,279 Letter li Ditto, antsprised is 3,001_ td 310 IS Letter C lOU Ditts, ~eattpriscd %JAI its 4 / 775 Letter D 100 Ditto, comprised is ' 2,54 1,521 Within the Prises they mhy confab): epee tAis, pia it IA • • evident that Witt may gibs - 100,000i. In witlidrawhig is agony Tickets from the quantity usually on Sale (altho ugh for the purpose of furs** them into Fear such distinguished Prizes, pasiessing Gloom hitherto as. kaiiwn) the Contractor is not insensible *Abe Objection that say be started by thosembe could mot poseure Tickets at the close of the last Lottery—he can only asticipate sack Objec tions by annuancing that Tickets aid Shares will be promptly distributed *orrery Lottery oMce in the thatal Kingdoms. 11111CIIARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. I recombeeid to the notice of the Public the NiiW STATE LOTTeRY, which lb all 106( 1 411mo oil the NI JUNE Neat. • This Lottery is on au improved Plea. • The Scheme contains • 4 .. Prism se . A 20,000 4.. Prizes of ....QOOO 12 ... . • • 1,000 SO 20 - lie. etc. Arc. 5,000 Priveli,S,ooo Numbon. Four Tickets of every Num. her, and FOUR EXTRA PRIZESof 100 WHOLE TICK ETS each. By this Improved mode of• Adventure A single Ticket may pis £lOO,OOO A. Half £50,000 l An Eighth .....C12,500 A Quarter 25.000 A Sixteenth... 6,250 s TICRICTS and SH All ES are on Sale by . RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Beek Buildings. Coruhill, nod facing the Gate.of the Rises illews,*Charing Cross, the only Office that ever void in Shares, Two Prizes of 4130,000 And who Sold and Shared. is Lbe ll* Lottery, Two Prises of . ... ••.,••... ..... 20,000 No. 'Mt B e '. 20,000 No. 2,724 D . 20,060 Also 999 D. X 1,002-2,952 B. .Cl,OOO-.1,496 C. ‘560. .• F j YTON,• late Partner with the deceased SIR JAMES BRANSCOMR, Has the pleatoOle of anownwing to his Friends and the Pith ily, the LOTTERY which draws Bth JUNE, Oven the greatest chance to the Adventurer for ea swan a risk : Fear Packets of Tickets, One hundred in each Packet. are to he givenby the Contractors to the fortunate Holders of the lbw • drawn Prise above 151. when a Ticket may pia upwards of 100,000 L and Shares its proportkop. 4 - EYTON has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets : No. 7,051, producingsearly 1,0001. and Na- 3,03 producing 24,7654 was sold is Sixteen Sixteenths nod paid by bias to the respective /Udders, who received fur each Sixteenth 14471. 161. EYTON WWI a Continuance of the yeklis Favours at his Lucky Office, 2, CORP/1151X, near the MANSIONOTOUSP - SUPERIOR JAPA444 stAcKiso. W ADDERS (law IfOttst ES and LANDERS, .most respectfully infosms the Public, that after Coma. derichk trouble add expellee,. be' has brought to pee/Seim a superior JAPAN BLACKING, w hick, from experience, he mewl& Oink assert, is far better thou auy yet olfered to ilia poor; Ilse great excellence of this Blacking Is, that it produces the post brilliant jet (illicit ever beheld, affords pe culiar nourislfFaChrto the LeatbEr, and will not soli the finest lined. It Is writ worth t h e ;Macedon of Captains of vessels and others goigg Atbrood, as. a very considerable allowance will be made them. v. • . . Sold wholCsale by J. takes, at the Manufactory, No. 3, Ship-yard, Picket-street, Temple-bar; and No. IQ, Deli rens-vain, nearly opposite; and 4.4 h. most !especial* Venders in the Metropolis and the United Kingdom. SECOND-HAND WATCHES. ' 100 R READY 'MONEY ONLY, with peen. li a r advantages to Purchased. To be SOLD,ettielly for want of Redeasptioa, the lames Assam eat io iamtv secoad-hand Watches; consisting, _of C hastised/M I in and libel: eases bV esteem*/ Makers; Expoisda, greateg t variety; Ladies fashiouabktEagise-turued eid lacks Watches, with gold dials, etc.; and about IWO of every **sr descriptive, from two to Afty guineas t 'Nam* which will be fossil loony by the fellowinaesteested ashen, yes. Ellicott, Arnold, Earnehaw, Grad. Homed, Brock boo* Hwerrponnie, Haley, Dutton, Perigal, aadJamisoo. The ;Xing at which' they will he sold, ore would's/ 'Sit be fres SO to 4/.per teat. les than the Manefactoreio elbowed for theta, The pecaliatoduustages offered to Parchodd ore, the liberty of ekcintogiag their 'Watehes within six if nut approved. sad ut their being •cogaged to twelve moths free of ezpeate.—No. SS, Lodioto•hil. ♦ =MN, &OM it.lo Pateninster-row, '';!Ills day was pubilthed, — • 'With pinks, Third Edithia, Hoc Ss. bout*, MATERNAL INSTRUCTION I or, rika AWL WILY CONVERSATIONS an Moral-sad Eater. tlelaig . Sabjeets, interspersed with History, Biography, and Tip was tories, designed ter tbe_poltnal of Yah, By with usLug. Mated , for LONGMAN, HURST, RE ES, and ORME, Paternoster-row. " There is something is the plan of the maid work partkularly pleasing.. It ii w ith, great _pleasure that we re.; , emassead a work. the desip of which boo semiale, and the electable so satidactory." ' Harr. Can., As abovermay be had, by the's* arnr_t_. I. INStRUCTW M E 'RABLES THROUGH 11.0)1• DON and its ENVIRONS, the sth Edition,- 1501. ds. fol. basal. I. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, related 16 fami liar ComversaHoas by a Father to his Chillirea. lotermened with moral ad ['airwave &erne* and Observatioas on the most lending and interesting Subjects. In 4 vols. lbw.' I. t. e . In Two Velem.. cta m ve pries ls. boards, T POETIC A L _WORKS OF . PERCIVAL STOCKDALE. " Noise travels es, nor leaves to when wrdie."—Pais. Palsied for Lenpaao, tst _sad Ornse h Patents. ter-row, and W. Mirky., SK ?few Wood -stmt. • . Of irisensiry AIIIIIOIRS of the LIFE and WRITIRGS of PERCI. VA L STOCKDALE. is it WOW ha. whirs portrait of tho Astor, price di Is. beards. " Tlefe 'slaws way be read with that degree of It fewest which a, AMU representation of the varlet life - of an in telligent individa alma/pippin% sod with that degree of torment* whkii h to be •derivsi frosi.liketing no the vir tses or the vices. the Weary or tho Wren,. the dem or she wrong coerces of oar feßovr-erestar. MC_ This day was published, is Syn. • Illustrated with Engravinp, price 9s. bolinkt• AiTRIP TO IMAITIAM, a watering Place in the North Extremity of Yorkshire. By W. HUTTON,IIP. A. S. S. Printed for Laura°, Hint, Rei Le asid • Orme. Palermo. ter-row ; 'Knott and Lloyd,'Birati I Todd and Sou s York ; and Chrisopiser and Jesse*, caritas-upon-Tees. Of whom may 1. ANONY2IIANA ; or Tea Centuries of Observations oft Various Anthems aqd Subjects, in Octavo, Price 12s. boards. 2. THE EPISTOLARY CORRESPONDENCE of Sir RICHARD STEELE. By J. NICROLS,F. and P. In Two Volumes, Bvo. with a Ponrail..pricel6s. boards. . . 3. 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RA " "•' Published by Williais Evade, No. 0, St. James Marlset. ~ , ' -1 ;~ -~ -.-r INDIA.SHAWLS ON SALE. .A DIES or GENTLEMEN doh** of por. ALA chasing curious INDIA SHAWLS, have now an op-, porionity of inspect* the LARGEST COLLECTION ever seen on Sale, by applying at WILLIAM and DAVID JEREMY'S Mu.lin, Linen, and Shawl Rooms, No. 148, Strand, near Suinenet Horse. N. B. The full value given for India Shawls, Gold and Silver Muslim. dee. LEU CII A R'S, PICC A ntbuy, opposite ST. JAN RSV CHURCH. LEU CHAR begs leave to return MS most IV grateful * Thanks to the NOBILITY and GENTRY, fur the very distinguished patronage they have for so many years hononr.d him; lw has new to offer fur their impection a most beautiful new Assortment of his PAT'EN'T' HEAD DRESSES, bulb for Ladies apd Geutlemen be has to emo tion them against iiiiiiatious that have been brought forward in one or twe Shop:. J. Louchar's style is peculiar to histsest; a*d is allowed by the ROYAL PATRONAGE he has obtaided, as well as the neat distinguished Persons in the three Kiagdoms, Instead unrivalled for au clad resemblance to Nature, in her most gtareful.fwin. Under toe sanction of the Princesses, J. Leachar lass quite anew style HEADDRESS, which was brought forward en the late Birth -day. NEW STATE LOTTERY, TO BE DRAWN IN JUNE. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Bro. ken. respectfully inform the Public. that TICKETS and SHARES for the resent STATE LOTTERY, are Da Sale at their O ffi ce, No.-1)S, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The Scheme is ea the lame improved Plea the Id, as to Number of Tickets. Mode of Drawing, die and presents, in addition to the 4400.000 of Prises. FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, OF ONE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS EACH, Wbkb are to he givento the Pour Tickets of the net Nam ber drawn a Prise above 415. Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank. India. and South Sea Stocks, with tbeir several Annuities, India Beads, Exchequer Sills, turd every descrlp- Hoe of Government Securities, bought sad sold by Com mission. LAST LOTTERY, LATE Lorrairc Attit Feb nary, OM Mbar, >fa. firlswalL .t prb is .... ... 7 $ .. . . ONO 2 6OO Calpitale. • Capitals. BiSO seld.the *bbovirTWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES io the Two last Loale!ies. la Shane, at • 4, Conshill, and 9, Chussig.Cro s t, Where Tickets and Shares are seiner fair the NEW LOT TERY, to he drawn the Bth of JUNK. The Scheele is the same at the last,, bat the Contractor wakes a free WA of FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS so the Holder of the drst-dram p Prise above 415, by which a single Ticket Pony gain the immense Sons of 4100,100, and a Sixteenth £6,000. Scitewes, with Particalurs, gratis, sad the fortunate Holders of soy Shares of the above TWENTY CAPITAL Parses way receive the money on demand. or exchanye their Prizes for 'Nickels and Shares in the New Lottery, at 4. 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