The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-03 00:00:00

. , „ ,•-••"limpwwwi , . . ,- - .. .., . • . . . . . . • . . . .. . ~. 4 -.A - ~. - • .. - . ...„....,:,.....; - .(., ~., .-,,, , i , : ) 0Ki.,;.., 1...,:'..---...._.-.:...! ....... ..,... i f • ,•4 . I .1 • '' e 1 ' - • !lit , I i) .. r . . $. 4 t ' ' ..... . ' • . .. ' .‘. . .": • ' ..•41,...2%.......4.11.. . . . jii . 3. !. ... i. ‘ . O' :f . ''' '. ' ' I .' ':.-..'.: *. ' I. • ' C . . . 4. 4.• 'i . ' 11 7 I'. Al% .• 1 ..'• 1 • it • • 1 • ), ' ' 4C I \ . ....e. I .1 \*. l •• ..) t 1:1 7 e itri , .. ...0., - ip..e.06._.. ." tfor • - r.... • -.LONPON 9 Y 1 THURSIM, MAY 3 . 111 .......—.-.-....-....••. ' '....;.............r—. 7. - . - Wit . i • r- .4. f - , 04, Ai I. -I. k. .= t . 1.. . la • •- r. • - 1 _ . V • i 4,,,. . • 40 44..iitniiii • . -.. , • ... . • 1 . 810. • , , Piticira ID. ~ No 1305., THE PLEASURES OF •FRIENDSHIP. This Day was pithlb•hed. in one vol. price in hoards, T IIE PLEASURES OF FRIENDiIIIP: a Poem. In Two Parts. By FRANCES ARABELLA ROWDEN. Sold by LONGMAN, HURST. REES, and OitME, Paternoster-raw. • Of whom stay be had. price IN. 6d. Boards, • A POETICAL INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of BOTANY. By the same Authar. Ago a few Copies on large royal Svo. pike It. IL • and he wai persuaded that the Royal Consent should •be obttined in some stage of the Bill. 'He also thought the earlier that sauction was produced the better. Earl ROSSLYN expressed a desire to base the information called for by his Noble Friend; but if Ministers thought fit to . st ithhold it, he thought their Lurdships'privileges were fully competelt to proceed with the Bill, iudependeutly of the corn. municatiou required. Earl GROSVENOR concluded, from *hat be had heard, that it was the intention of the Noble Secretary to give the advice which had been wileded 10, to his Majesty ; but fur his part, howeier he might differ from other NobLd' Lords he could not seas at all - weer*. (urtherouce of tho Hill it '4llel Use "peat of Mejetty'alita deliberations or proeeeds EW THE tTRE-ROtAt.„ C9VE,NT-GARDF,N TOMORROW EVENING will be acted, the Opeekor THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. To which will he added. THE CHILD Of NATURE. ..• Pismo tar the Wiwi to tie satin al Mr. Brandon. at to ew Bea-office, in Priace's-plure; Ilart-street, (ruin ten till roar. pve 9s ; Lower Gall. (2•. ; Upper Gall. Is. This Evening, the Tragedy of The Gamester. • This day was published, Tn one volnune, post Bvo. price is. boards, rirITE LIFE of FENELON, Alecuotsnop of CAMUKA V, Author or Telernnehtp. &e. Printed far LONGMAN, HURST, REEthand ORME, Paternoster-row. • .' NEW NOVELS, Published by . Lcrv6M.AN, HURST, REES, nod ORME,' Paternosier-row. MRS. WEST'S REFUSAL, 3'OlL. 11. 11. Miss PORTER'S SCOTTISH CHIEFS, 5 Vols. On Tlourstl:ly nest will be published, price So. fwd. • AN INQUIRY into the IMPOLICt of the CONTINUANCE of the PROHIBITION of DIS TILLATION froze -CORN it GREAT BRITAIN, in„ Which its INJURIOUS EF F ECTS no AGRICULTP RE: and iti Tendency to produce a- DEFICIENCY of NA TIONAL SUBSISTENCE; arc particularly cousiderea. "lXr itf• WOODEN WA (Jag preserved for ever, by he Cite p impeliet ruble PAINT made from fish bv VA Nil ERNI AN. Fi)K ES. ant M ITC 11 ELL ordv, Mary.-te-tuisine street, Goldewripiare, the most 04- tw inuv oreverver of Fenn,', Stahlels Rails, 11.11 es, riel.trr Front:. and all kind, of tvivrk expokd to the wea. G a rr ; it never htistem, peels, or crack Clar s. ern' great reputation this paint has attained, hag in &wed r.erdp ruhentmery to offer to the public sporions emit. r o-iiioni under vimilar tidos, but nom iire geutiitte but the a h,or Mr. Vaithermait, the Inventor. lining rereirett tied:Sand Preruisue frees the Society of Arts foe the Disco. U. 151. • Ntis A. M. PORTER'S DON SEBASTIAN, 4 vols. IL ls. The WIFE, by Miss BENSON, 3 vols. 165.61. LEWIS'S ROMANTIC TALES. 4 vols. 11. Is. Miss OW ENSDN'S WOMAN, or IDA of ATHENS, 4 vols. IL 1•. TALES OF OTHER REALMS,2 vols. Ss. Mn. lIERVE•'Y'S ETH ELIA, J vols. Pls. comider firjosti all This Day was published, In twtrifidtmsei. Stn. prier Ititatds, - • ' MATF,LtIA LS fOIt,TIIINKING. By W. RDON. Printed far LONGMA.N, lIU RST, REES, end ORME, Paterwailerwrow. Contents of Vol. I.—Lihnrality of Sentiment—Haman In consistencies—The inuigination—Charooters—The Feelings —Education—Liherty and Ifecessits•—PolitirM Et -1111010 Y- Coon-ins of Vol. Tl.—The State or Aeciety—The principal Moral Writers and Systems of Viscidity considered and com pared—The Condition of gortalitv examined. mull v eiders+ wt., Rees INDIA SHAWL& LA DIES or GENTLEMEN having curious INDIA SHAWLS. Of 001.1) and RILVER AIDS TANS to dispo..e of, may receive the full Value in Cash, on immediate applicat at W A urtiMAN and EV ERIN O. lON% SHAWL. MUSLIN.and LINEN WAREHOUSE, 10, Fleet-I-Wet, corner of New Brid A c-stred, where the f reattst viriety 6 . b e g t o on Sale. " W. anti E. beg to appriv their Friends, that in irontenneact• of the recent reduction in the Price of Linens, the% are 11111 W enabled ill offer the of IRISH LINENS, TARLE LINEN. SHEETINGS, awl FAMILY I.IN EN of every Description, of the first Fabric. Irwin the mint udvasitageons terms. This Dwv was published, Very handsomely printed , In `one 'Volume, post Bvo. price lb. Hoards, ' VOCAT, I'OETRY ; or a Select Collection of English Songs. To which Ls prefixed a new Essay on Song Writing. Ay JOHN ATKIN, M. D. Printed for I. Johnsen' and Co. St. Mount Choreh-vari. Dr. Aikin taiden.hinding that a, new Editiori .of Essays on Song Writin.• with a Collection of Sono. &r. ha 4 just been published with his Name annexed, by Mr. Evans. of Patl- Mall. finds it neres, , rary to declare that he has weft.. been comulted on this republication. and has no Concern w lawyer. ! in it. ST. PAUL'S CUURCII-YAR.O.:- TO DI; SOLD. (By the Administrator) ' : rirt HE T.F.AiE of a 110474P1 • fir The best part of St. Pauli Chnreit-ynrd, compienomely situnted fora Retail Trade, on which a enntiderahle Sum use bees expended, ;LA i 4 in a complete rtate to e n ter urea. Apitl% t•I Ur. t;laltlea, Bueltieryttury. • _ YTON, We Partoer with the deceased SIR JAMES lIRANSCOMD, Has the pleasure of announcing to hiv Frivrols and the Pub lic. itw LOTTEItY tipliirk draws ath JUNE, gives the i grentn:i cit.turce to the Adventurer for in salon a risk : Four Paceets of Tickets, One Modred in each Packet, are to be given by the Contractors to the 'fitrtuttate Holders of the first • Aroma Print. above 1, 1 51. • hen a Ticket may gait+ upwards of lutt,;), , ot. and Shares it, proportion. 'Ev To NI has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets : No. 7,1,3 I, prodociiig or:trite 4:VOL and No. 3,tiltl producing 24,7601. w IL sold in Situ , tt Sixteenths, and paid by him to toe resin.' five flolds re,. who. received for each Sixteenth I,bl/1. Ids. • EYTON II dicitraCuediatutnce of the public Favours at hie Lucky Office, • . 2, CORN fl IJ.L. near the MANSION-11015SP. SHARES IN THE NIANCHESITFR - AND SALFORD WATER WO M S. TO DK SOLD UY • Hy Mr. MI. 1 41114.1» At the Mart, on TUBSI/AY nest, at Twelve o'Cloei, in S lot*, Qr..K XlOO SHA itEi the above valoable L 7 CONCERN, whirls is etupnivered I Art et radii went. Held in the higheA F..tintation, and May 1011/ he oft•iderett as likely to be a Source of greater Profit to 'the. Share-holders that' any (Abet Caocrotor n.itrtilar *Nature. - . • Th:s Day.were pahl,isitild, in Fvo. prie: OBREitVATtONi TIIP. MIE OF THE UTBROS, on the Snuffles in luf.tnis, and o 6 Staab, Lades. By THOMAS' DENMAN, M. D. . . Lieentlal e in Midwifery of the Royal College of Phvgieinna. dod lionarary Member lathe ltoyal Medical So. deny IN lidailturgh. • • Prinhsdc °Wpm and Cn St. Paul's Church-yard, • Where mn he had, by the sane- Author. - 1. An INTRODUCTION to the PRACNCE of MT D WI FLAY, in oar volume. 410. illte.tratect wills Copper plates. Fifa; Edition. Price 21.25. in illiordb. 2. The S.4.ME WORK, in two yolit•nes, Bvo. without ' Plates. Fourth Edition. 'Price rs. io Bilards. S. A PIMA IS NtS rut the' A PPIAC A rioN and USE of the PORE EPS and VECT Iti g on Preternatural Labours ; ' on Lalinnr , attended with llai.norrlinge and uith Convulsion. WA Edition. Prke 4s. h lf-!mend. • . ~ : . , • Th's flay was puhli.hed.' in tiro voluiltes VW.. prix? 214. Bnawis. ON NATIONAL GOVER.NSIENT. fly 01•:OR.(7,F. ENSOR. EM; , ',/iittow of, (1w j" lh&prudent Man.' 1 7. I'OR ACCOUNT 01' • THE MANTJFACTUkti : itS, I AND FIRsT PWICILASERS PROM =v. SIAN Li- VACIVitE IOI Oa TiIURSI)AY. MAY.IO; et Five. At West . * Warelsows, hillieer-httye Leadeoo-street, WILL RV. Pill' UP TO PUBLIC' SALE,A Exempt from the dream Duty, are to f Pars hauteur, A very large end vollahtt A‘sortinent of RDRITI4II PIECE GOOD S : consisting of 4-4, 9-8, and 6-4, de. plain mid fang Casobvies and ittediesj Aprintotl Calicoes& Partin. s 94 drat Piaikre. it Tow Moen, and Strelitz Osnatiarchs; 4-4 and W-tt Donde* Steeiiug and Sad Cloth 3-4 to lit-4 Diaper and ilueka anrh.; Diaper rod Datoosik Table Cloths of ail ►izes ; Arical antih; CAlitigith t white II:4e; and other Wu.l• ka- • together with a great varie ty W of other Goods, Palrtiealant of which will be styes inMAC due time, LP h, . A '-*.am„ No. 8, V V NE, Agent to the Day Lainbald Family Residence, at a Ground-rest, Oxford-street. , TO 86 SOLD BY AUCTION , •• 6) Mr. CHATI3I/11S, ly,direetlots of the Executor of the fate Mrs. Amp Melt. at tar Worcester Coffee-Imuse, Os ford -street. corner sw,at. low-street, on TUESDAY, the 22d or May imbrue, at 12 o'Clock. •• • . PtVA LUABLE anti' *efk 1101.0 ESTATE, wassi t eligihly situate °gibe north r,le of Ilsford-,treet. near,Qrrhanl-street, numbered 207, is 3 stories high, and comains 4 rooms on a tow. with light =Orme and entrance ptsnage, paved yard, smd garden be. ikittd, servants oilier,. and gond tear' on the TA, premises posses ev ery convenience and arciZatttion; voter the same a desirable and,gented family residence; or the ground lour might, at a very caner 4K' .he Con yelled into a shop or warehouse, suitable or any fashionable forirms., requiring a display of show, for 'which the situation t• unequalled. Are mach under-let. to Mr: lnre, an old n oun at will, but now moderatery conflated worth sEltlo. per anum. Feld for an nuesplred term of 43 years, from Mid simmer-day nest, nt a ground , rent of £4 45.. 'Co be viewed, ky lease of tenant, ,wen days preeediag tte %lc, when printed particulars may he hart, on the Pre. mix.; the Woreelter Coffee-home. as above; of Mews. Ladiviin rut& fltall, Soliviiors, King's Bench Walk, Tem ple; aid of Mr. Chatham, Auctioneer, Terrace, Gray's TO TRADESMEN, AND PERSONS OF ALL DE SCH.' PTION S. TT is not nnuinal for Men in Business to boast of superiority, and for an Atturuey to tell his Client twelve or fourteen guineas is a Liir.charge for a pair at 'Am.''. More reasonable charges are here tilfeml as a ape tam) by pue who has been an admitted. certificated. and Ormli'ing Attorney. and a Solicitor in Chantery, full 24 3eltm t after observing which, be thinks it unnecessary adding nate, than that those who may employ him shall find honour and attention plaid tot their concerns. For Two Parts of an Agreement (onstamps) se€2 19 6 A pair of Leases (ditto) 5 5 0 Assignment of Lease (ditto) - 210 - 0 Apprentice's Indentures (nnstamped) 0 6 It Mows Bonds nod )Varrmits of Attorney (do.) 0 6 Deeds rifevery Description equally retainable. No fee to Clients for advice. nur for letters ss rote for pay • 'at of a debt, or for attendance on a friendly settlement. Personal Application (by principals tosly), and letters. post direeted to Mr. Williams, Nu. 2, Newcastle-street, I.trand, will meet attention. A CAUTION TO BUYERS Of IRISH LINEN. '11111.: IRISH LINEN COMPANY'R 2 ALISIINIENT In this City commenced with the Union in laid, now going oa Trn Years; their Buviness was removed in June 1804, from GREAT RUSSELL-STREET t'' N 0.4, BLOONISBURY-SOCARE. Since our Removal, several Liiwn Drapers used all their endeavours to ,put the Public astray from our House. open eat several petty imita.imes, and copying our Advertisements atth word for word, by which m,iuy mistakes have been raised. The Irish Linen Company net therefore obliged to make know, that their only Howe in Landon 4„o.South side to' Illoomshur)-stputre ; nod. grateful for the itheral pati!onage vr6ieh they have exprrienceJl here, they atiallattrintly adhere In that honourable conduLt whirl) (it it preetuttplijciuldA-1 Ward it. r i•st 71Tr. .1 Lich 1);- warranted u ' ,fiammtly he hod, The INDEPENDENT MAN. Two vols. Bvo. Price IR!. Bonrck. _ This Day were plihlishe,t, price Is. AFEW %V011.1)i ON THE INCREASE OF METHODISM', occasioned by the "'Hints" of a Barrister, and the Observations in the Ediiihore.h -Review. Printed for Jos. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-4ard. This Day was pitilisited,. Price 3s. dd. A N TNQUIItY INFO - THE POLICY AND. 11 JUSTICE OF PROILIBITING THE US% OF GRAIN IN DIsTICI.F.RIES: inehoting Observations on the Native and U.es of a Vent to supeo• Banos Land Produce% and An Application of the General Question to the present situ adios of the Colonial Interest. To which is appended, the Report from the Committee of the House of Commons on the Distillation from Sugar and . Molasses. Advocate. By ARCHIBALD BELL,• Esq. The Second Edition, with a Postscript. odo some of the facts and reasoning contained in this pull. 4.% dissipate groundir 'hid! -- ..'irce is (as assal) , --- 11. ..lo,fabrie, . ._ . 4 14(.6— * OM the Grass, lad N a d )laley retuOned if a Emit op- lication will, it is hoped, tend to o .. those , -den Pears. ; atoms on the tobject of scarcity, WA.._. some pe . rviiis limn o , e Piece at wholesale price, and al seenitd pri..e. at present tO feel—a passion ullich, of all ()there, 14 the slaw el' Nu Articiesold but Arasti Lined, sooting 1e,,,. thai 4. apt to heti/jitter tho public opinion, and to ttrge a headlong A leff. , .. adoption' of those ity•Q:.iires which are the mast likely to 4 ** Orders executed pnatuitilY — Or h for Baslt'of iTe- crest- or aggravate such a calamity. land Notes. Ediabywg.h.: Printed for Archibald! Constable and Co. Ay. 9, illuoinsbOry•Kuare• 3. 0 illtt 1 7 .1f, -1 Ed eihurgh ; Brash and Hold, Glasgow; and Constable, Ascot to the Couvany. Minter, larks awl Madero Loudon, f , itx• tit ti 0.1 tin,: et iv Of • N. position of giting any par r ria t ti v is c t i r t asl o e th ice n e n ,.. d u r i sis ia disclaimed conduct lh : n o r W o h t a h tli ri s r ab in ts iP w le tt o u f ld ju fti d r g :is c h lt , t deprecated any primstere inferences tleriied tither from his silence or his formai &diens-, as to tho course ho might hereafter take. Lord HOLLA NO thought theie 'wit little Yeast son fur lbe Noble Secretary to be alarmed at utayi surmises whieh, might. arise as to his futete.e.ouil duct resulting from a .comparison or Connection with that proceeding; for . he ;really helieted that it would be utterly impossible to conned or re. concile any part of. that Noble Lord's! conduct td consistency, • The LORb. CH ANC R LLOR theti put the question of adjournment, and the House broke entmt . tesen yOUSE O'F COMMONS; MAY #. • • Mr. fig Attic& t,bpoot up - the Report off' the Porttmouth and.. thoved alit the s aid nul be re-committesif, The re.conbittal Was oppOsed by Sir T. LER, on the ground that due notice had not beet} served on the parties, as enjoined by the Standing Orders of the Ifotise. lie moired en atnetlment a . i* That the Report be considered to this day al/ months:" Mr. P. MOGRP, Admiral MARIC.IIA.If, Slr R. PEELP. &e. suppotted the Bill— . Mr. D. GIUUIt iupporteii the A.mrnament. The Hai& divided on the re.coniitittal= Ayes • • Noel . - Majority - 51 The Bill of course Was lost. Mr. P. MOORE moved for leave 10 bring in 4 Bill to enable the Proprietors of: the late Theatre ' Royal, Drury-lane, to rebUild .the same, under certain regulations. Leave Stu accordingly Oren to bring in the Bill. • MIODA.F.SFX PETITION. . • Mr. BYNG presented the following Petition, unanimously agreed to at anuinerout,nseeting of the :Freeholders convened by the Sheriff, at Hack. ney, on the 26th of April. • To the iionuernble the Commons of the United Kings'. dote of Great Britain and Ireland, is Parliameet ass noble& The Petition of the Freehrilden of Middleset. agreed to is full County this 4.3 th day of April, 1810. , Sittwerit, . MOO Tbat we have observed with concern, that in the eases of • Joul Y !loose wooled and exercised a power unknoWn to-the-lan 8 Capitals. • and unwarranted by the Constitution. -. "I'ERY. which Your Speaker's warrant has been executed by military ~, force san Eriglishntan's house, his sanctuary, hati been wiry latest t and the blood of atioffending Citizens has been stied in the streets. Agniliothe existence, as weU as the exercise af this power, me solemnly protest—a Protest the More neeeisary,' lietattse your votes in its support are entered on your Jatirnals—not so the leiter otSir Burdett to your Speaker, denying you such jarisdirtion. • LUPE VAL e f LIAM EN T. In the early part of this reign, in the yak of Mr.,Willtelt, the rights of thliconoty; nod of the nation, were:repeatedly • HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 4. . i and gristly violated by the /liaise of Conine/in At length 04 The Hon. Mr. Lygon, Lord F. Osborne, anti - taw triumphed: After astntggleif nemly 20 years,the Med Mr. O'Hara, from the House of Commons, abandoned the pretensioni they bad arrogated; and St eta brought up several iliclosure and other private I. poked from their Juunbis nil their deoaradcia., ogee% bills: " and iesoludrins, as being subversive of the tights of the Mr. Owen presented papers from the East India " whale Body of Electors of this Kingdom." House. • You hats, during your pleasure; deprived the Cillskis est . Lord:LIVERPOOL delivered a Message from Westminster of their share In the representation of the pets the King,. which was read try the Lewd Chancelior lit at large; of the exertihns of a BMW servant, to phase (similar to that which was sent to the Commons) ability; &mess, and integrity, they pre-eminently coaude., • recommending to Their Lordship s to snake som e We view ws itidenlousy and suspicion the shutting up• Sir F. suitable provision for his.ieretee Highness the Duke I 13htdett ie prisms, when the attention of the notion Is di eceted with' anxiety to hb ititeolled monad for a Reform in or' Brunswick.Wolfenbultle. • After some obwriottions from Lord Hollanl, Fthe RePternoils" the People hi your Honourable_ House $ the Message was ordered. to be taken into consitle. at House in which the tra ffi c of seat! has brim arowed, ita • tbe ease of Mr. Percemil mid Lord Castlereagh, t ` to be ail ration to-morrow. " notorious as the Sun at noon day;'' a whelk.% at the Lord GROSVENOR gave notice, that he • w h ic h, th e mention of to emphatic ktngnnge ' of your Speaker, should move for the Second reading of the Revel- our ance,tatt would hoe waffled w i th ittdignation. ,, slots Bill next Friday, and moved that the Lords be summoned accordingly. ' • We, therefore. pray you td follow the example of year predeceisors; " to t Tpuitge site yoor dethirtitions, orders, and Lord HOLLAND was &Wort to know Wile- " resolutions on the Added. as tending to the snbversion at ther it was the intention of Ministers to advise the 4, our ilbeeti&i" nodal the introduction Of a military •des- King to make a conintuniestiim to the House re. 9ntism; and to rend Sir Frnaels Burdett to the service of the specting his Majesty ' s consent to the furtherance 'country in Ehtiltnni^nt, that he may there enforce that plan. of that Dill, connected as it *as deemed to be with of itcrarm which lust SeAmt he ea posteiraily recommended, the Royal Prerogative. and which, hi our opinion, is absolutely neeessary for the stabiljty end bongo of the Throne; and the safety tad well rd LI VER POOL said he should think, it suthelettt at present, in reply t o t h e Noble Baron, being of the People. to say, that he hail nut given his Majesty any such Signed; In the name and on the behalf of this Meeting. fit r. BYNG theft moted that the Petition do advice. • Lard SIDMOUTII adverted to the opinions, on the teble. which he had delivered io that House upon a fist. Mr. MELLISH role„ . and spoke a ft* words, met occasion on the discnttien of a sittilai Bill, : scarcely audible iu thts Gallery : we nutictstml . . • laW IFT mid CO. fropertft4ly inform .this Pub. t... 7 ii• that they have us, SALE, the TiCKETS and StIARIS of the . . NEW LOTTERY, . . Which will begin and finial Orowing on tlw Bth Joie. - The Scheme i,OO the same approved prineiple as the Wt. having onl v Five Thmismid NumSers. with Two floated Thuumoil Pounis in Prizes, locoing w hit+ are FORT k CAI'l IALi t • In addition to these, the Pohlic are presented with Lour . EXTRA prtlZ ES of Tickets, row of n Number, by *mica the Adventurer has the -titmice et eloping Poor "item 4 Torersv i ..--Trisolosaast Pounds b, the purchase of a single Ticket.. The following Capital Priary have heel' Snared-4M Sold at their 011 res. NI. 11, l'oolitr t Nu. I4,Charing Cross; and No. Si, Al& ' gate I - 1 iglt-street : 6,791 .. ses2o,tloo I VI,SS4 ... £11,0;10 1 11,599 1E599 .. X 5,090 H.SI I .... WAD 17,611 .... 10,003 I V1.1.4:19 .... 5,000 11.117) -. %lASI ! Y 0,951 .... 10,030 7.951 •• • . 5.6a3 13,961 .... t.);10041 ' 1 21 4 '295 .... 10,004) 19,556 .... 9,000 9,lti?. .... 10.0.10 7.157 .... 10,0110 15.9' , 4 •••• 2,00 0 1:41 .... 10.UtO 4.099 • ... 8.0.10 13.11/ .... 4.000 '226 .... 10.010 1 11,0:15 .... 5, 00 0 ' 11,199 .... il.tlod 8,011 ... 10,tIUJ tit .... 5,01.10 i 17,731 .... 2.0:10 . 23,6_1 .... 10,11.Y.1 . 19,147 .... SAO • 753 .... 2,090 Three of the Capitols were Shared and Sold at their Offices In toe last Lottery. , .._ .. ft is" ...id TWENTY C&PITAL YUFGES I AAP in the Two last Lotteries, in Share., at 4, conthill, and 9. Olitring-Croys, LAST Lormit Y, LATE Lo rERY, . Valmoine's Day, , Drawn T nth February, 1610. 20th October, 1809. • • -- . 1 .... Prize 0f.....E20,000 2 ....Prizes of ,C2O 000 1 • . 5 0iX 1 1 " ' ithiti 7 S • 11 Capitals. • i 8 Capitals. i Tickets . and Shares for the NEW LOTTERY. which begins and ends on toe Bth of JUNE, are now selling as above. , —The Scheme abottiols with Coo trual number of MONEY PRIZES, be t ides which the Contractor gives FOUR. EXTRA pai zEs or 'FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETti, 10 which a single Ticket niay gain Upwards of X 100 . 400. and a Sixteenth QM° guineas. :Schemes to'be hail, with Particulars. at 4, Cornhiil. and 9, Charing Cru-', hondoll. _.. . ' ;~,..s _ .~.. • • • , .. • _, ~i This day was published, price 6d. O. XXIII. which commences the Sixth Va. Wme of the RETICOSPECT of P}IILOSOPHI CAI. MECHANICAL. CHEMICAL, and AGRICUL TURAL DISCOVERIES t containing a Critical Account of every Fact and Discovery in Arts and Science, that has been made public during the preceding 5 M,sll Printed fin . W. If. Wyatt (agent for obtaining Patents for hrlreSiii(nK) Picket-street, Temple-bar t and sold by all Book sellers; of whom may be had complete sets of this Work, in :5 volumes, price Si. lat. in boards. Also, jtt,t published, in 1 vol. 4to. embellished with 14 highly finished engravings, price If. 'ls. 6d. A DER( RIP7.IVF. cowl HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of VARIOUS PALACES end PUBLIC BUILI/1 NOS, English and Ftweign, with Ringraphital Notices of their Foanders or Builders? nod other eminent penult., JAMESNORRIS BRE.WER. In a few days will he published, - • fo ode Vnlume octavo, T H E GARDENEIt'i - KA ItLENDA ;- or MonthlY Directory of Operations Weyer: Blanch of Horticulture. In one volume octaves. By WALTER NICOL, Author of " The Villa Garden Directory,"—" The Forcing Fruit, or Kitchen Gardcner,"—" The Practical Planter," &c. The Kalendor will he preceded hy a dis-ertation nut the si tuations proper for gardeas and Ort:bards t on snits, mod how to improve theta ; rut roatiunh, and their applieution t and on the rotation of crops. It will exhibit the newest and most approved methodvo of cultivating all kinds, of culinary vege tnbies fruits, shrubs, and fierwetst the management of bot h/arse; of every• description, hot-wails, Hued-pits, and hot bedss the green-house, and the conservatory ; sit as to form a complete assistant to the operative gardener, and to the scientific horticalmrist: Edinburg!! I printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and for Conciade, Hunter, Park. and Hunter. London. Of whom uutY behalf. by the Mine Author, The VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY or, Monthly Index of Work to be done in Town and Villa Gardens, Par terres, &e. ; with Hints tin the Treatment of Plants and Flowers kept in the greet-roan, the hubby, addthe drawing room. Fortisenp (wear°, Price is. 6d. It it beiieved there is no book of gardening, on the plan of this Work. ft ic intended as an asiistaid to gentlemen whose business necessarily confines them to the eh/miller and ot the counting-mom, who seek health and recreation at their vil las, nod to those who take upon themselves the management of their own gardens and parterres. BY WILLIAM DIXON. Jui. might duller from other iii WHO 1401 " "consider the stopping of the Dballiery, economical'', perceive that the Royal Consent Naencially, coomereirtily, medicinally , and 'in some degree , a . %CI sissy the discussion or furtherai morally too. as a samisen rather wen meant, thaw Welton,- tittered. it i, taa . preeioucts saclike is - • .w--- •. . 4403144 m, . . Mr• elm" el ll'oughe l ant .d9.. V! • Lord LIV,FIRPOOL-edroitteti Liverpool • Printed by G. IV. Alarms, •sotil ' m. ~_ Wright and Cralkshaok, Liverpool' • mom. ' ,' we cermAttiCetion required from I Rees, and Co. London. . . . . niatert Kass o. liar to the 4:lntent -• • • .. 2 0f..CM,01/0 . • ills of the iionse. But with 8( 19 0f.,..‘10,0tM 52.. a .....a ~.....5e2.090' position of his filing any imrti 21 0f.... LOAM 76 of • - '''•. lA° disclaimed any other prifiel9lo of 4; • dr ... b,OOO - 99 of . 500 110iiNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared conduct thin w hat -his o p ts wont and m i d Ina s h ine Capital Prtzcs , and p ia th e s o l e deprecated any primeture infcrer on demand. . from his silence or his• Cormei a , On JUNK the Bth, Abe STA/T. LOTTI:RY Win begin course he might. lieteat'tcr take. and Sahli. Fehr Ellifit Chances are giVen• by which the Holder of only a %liver/tit titian. ! can obtain Six ThEsomod Lord up f i LANSI) thought th , Guineas. 'fi• ketti,,Dalves, Quarters, and Eigliths, their se- son f ur (b e N o bl e Secreta r y tot veral proportion% surmises which might . arise •as I Orders by Post nr Carrier exeiated onthemate Terms Milt proem, us ttieir,Old Establised State Lottery Offices, duct sesuliiiig from a comparisi 2;i, COR.NIIILL. and ST. MARGARET S HILL, with that proceeding; for . he 're, BOROUGH. _ _ it would be utterly itnnossibie t ; 6 11 • . p. . y S. • 'Y- rte.