The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-07 00:00:00

• - --7-, -\ ...__, .. --- "` _ , r - _ -Aar I:- '1 .'• • ) , - •;:-.--- , .5. ;. ..., ;'-- * . , - .... ...• f*: ,• • •. • • t " It. ~ • , 1-e - :. .2•- 4,S ' 4 . * 4. 4. ... 1 7 1 1 44. i . •\ lik \ • . . . . k ,\ j i be Joil • -- 1 ' • r • lipMEMMlNMingirr- -......, _ N THURSDAY. MAY V. 1812. !:•'' Itll?' 'HURSDAY, MAY Y, 1812. No. 1934. LO DON, P.l !CC 6f,D. ~-.. .~ t. I'll' 11 I. itOlf Al. I'OVEN*I :;%t:1)1". THIS present EllE NI NG ) May 7, will be v er.irtara, JULIUS C/ESAR. After which, (fee lbw ..9111 Woe.) a New Grimed Melo-Drantatic Spertßcie, called Tg SECRET MINE. f e .serrow, Rafe a Wife' wad' have a Wife.—On Saturday, rho Gateraer.-rtin 141wWilf. INiesday, Teske Pre , serve d.--Oa Wedar:tliaA, The Virgia. of the Sin. . LEGION OF HONOUR.—BREACH OF PAROLE. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, WHEREAS, the FRENCH OFFICERS, PRI SONP.RS of WAR, wanted anti described at • the Food hereof, hale abscosioledfrimcinks.ricsmt N inViolation of their Pirate at lloatatr': The Commissioners for con disefing flit Illidesty's Transport Service, S>c. do hereby offer a REIY.d RD TEN GUINEAS for the Recapture of each of the sal! Prieonert, to tag Person dr Persons who *hall , apprehend they, dad deliver them at this (like, or otherwise eaule them to be securely lodged in any of the Public Gaols; crud a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on CollViCilallof any • British Subject aiding in their escape. • C. I.F.FEBVItE DESNOUIiTTE, CC.3eral of Diri,i2a. RIM Seer of the Fiene:a Legion of Honour, fltt Fears of age, 5 feet lit inches high. slender mule, , vol fair rorliPle,k too, dark brown hair, grey eye:, small scar od the right bide of the face. SALES. MACIIINE IHORSE9. • By Mr. SADLER, • ' At Ma Repository. easwell-street, TO•MORROW. at Twelve, By Order af she Proprietor, Mr. Joho Guarti-otatter, D epi f,, r g. g••ii into the black Stork line cal:Mama. rj i G . ll T E•l, N clever, attire, large - sized AL: IIOkSES, Mantes% for ditto, .nail Ira Telegraph Stage C%arhe•.. The abate merit particula► attectiqo of the pan tie, being well-pions good hopet, in very high etilatiiiiM, and parted with brills , °aloe above amnia; COithirr—liii3s, browns, eheotut. and Ors,. Alan, the property of a Gentleman having on oreacion f..r throat, it 11A1 IIErI.DINO, got by Suivisi. eight years • old.; Ditto ditto, a well-kunan hunter in Balfordshire. The ahuve , are motto, leapeis, very fa-t, and perleri!‘ To he viewed till the Kilr, nnJsate Without re,erte. • And up ward-, of 190 Lots of I'o ItSES and CA URI A GES, of *limo , tiesrripiiong. l'ahlir Sale Day; everr To...day nod Frid,y. A " . " -- NNIVERSARY DINNEft, of "the MItNTLIVERY . 1 FRIENDS•to PARLIAARY SEFOR A, will be at the CITY wt 602 i DON TA YVAN, on SAT RU DAY 'text, May 9, to which several distioraislted sem b e . Porlbobem are invited. itatt:la lite Chair, Sir Wojtitwllis 1). WI wing,: T. Thir.npses •• , A. Algiers.* . 1. A•lams R. wgrilson4llll. J. kJ A.. %n, t: 4 W. Beek An e til(11 Ire Reltell • c , :rt ) J. if nweri T. Borliellet W. Winbolt • J. Briscoe J. Wright Rirbetb J. ){lee J. iloppee J. Kiltips AV Dinner on 'rob Tickets 1%. each, to be had Tavern.—Themoshee al Tidsf A. Tlinrp E. Quin R. Fusel) C. Tho4npon T. Crockett J. Locke . H. Marriott Si. Nash W. J..nes R. Hedges -.1 1 % Cnin J. Turner J. Higgins' • M. D. King W. !tube A. Moon A. T. Satitk 6. Lee. R. TAO*? Sle lit Peer n'Ctoel. I et the !Newer& ; and at the .te *it be limited. Very valuble and 4 . ‘trorlive collection if Cu iwaties•,Jewe.ieaj Coin, Pteintings, &e. By Itlirltlt 1.1. L and It 11.9(1 0 1, . Al their Sale R00m.2), Skiirmescliteet, Suswirdsißc TO 110 - P OW. and ThreeMlioteing 1)4)• (sunday eseepted), ut 11 o'Clnek.'hy diitt)fiwo of Ede Administrator. c rpHE remaining "rift of the Eery minable and ex - R. temhe onlltsettoo of CUlt I t)SITI tsa, .1 E.l Ltt EI.I.ER • nod M I SCELLA LOUS ' , Hort:fur V. many Crass and collected with great taste and judruu nt. and lit:cosi - pence. by the late Was. Wilsey, E.q. Antong which still be found several centres In corm lieu, &c. particularly mute . limirly executed in ouyx„ of Mmy Queen of Scuts; superb and tumbler jewel caskets and snuff-noses, including a so perb moths casket of on uncommon size, and a most allow French ena melled otuff-box, set with pearls; u very large diam •s d ring of the purest water ; fins oriental pearls,- op .Is, mochas. va- I lions is hallos formed of precious gems, shellr, curious tv.aches, sculptures, basso relieves, uniiquities, china. nod glass I rate carvirgs, in ivory, amber. &c.; curs us and valuable budi naturrr, particularly the Resurrection and Att:enciihi, emit heti with figures, by C.l'olembergt two curious eh Is-boards. formed of chr)snplirase and other valuable saves; elahmate pet rot.h. niter: in jade stem% mother-&-pearl. &e. ; a very com pl e t e chile/46.a sit gold and silver Englielt coin, iu high poe t sere:Atari ; gold und sileer oirdris ; Rhein ten cwt. of tUtenap 5 sical rumen's ; superb tortoise-shell call het; Vari.:lllli its l•pt cabinets; two cations magazine guns, a pair of ancient ;Mit) &c. &c. Also eelleetion of capital picture , , Incleolsote : oorks of she foliose log great masters. sm. t—tioidn, Dent.er. I lletzir, Rembrandt, De beefs, lirughel, I). Weiss, rrito ; poestcolocif ail nsscnihLuge of ia , ects, m o lt exquimelc paii,!..l by Van K essell ; several by hlarlaml, In his hest time aid thee ; likes.lw a select assemblage of hlittia.ai. s a) 1.1.1051rf, 1 1 ,5- dint, &lack, &c. ; a very fine drawiktg on eitittei't net , , and numerous curious uud valuable articles. AMANn LE DUC, Enseigne de Vnesseau, 29. ;ears of nge. b Jett 10i•iuches high, stout wade, oval visage. fair euulistelt ion, dusk hair, hazle eves, and tuArlsed with ale WI all nu*. AB. They ere 4uppeassi tw be acesapsuried by be Ei a ti‘do num, and the tiesaral Ais him &Stift, a !'reach Women, sad him. ,• • • , . • By THE KING'S PATENT. _ r LIE Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Captains of !' • Ships. Timm and Cimino Dealers, are reopectfulty rtc quainter, thin I have remiived from Bond-street. and have ap --p:iinten Messes. JAS. KEtkNOT and CO. t hentins and Dreg gists. No. 9, Bear-street, Leicester-square, W Intimate and He- tail Vewlers of the PATENT VIOELf SO A P. and CREAM' OF VIOLETS, where they may depend nu having theta fresh mei ermine. The ahove nrtieles leaving gained n derided superiority over.; I I every other for defending the skin from the severity of the weather, what is commonly called chaps, and giving a pleasing softness and delicate fairness to the reties' or coarsest 1 11 ,,A,,, E ed, I no further encomium, IVO the various imitntions that me cam I 'wed to be imposed is n suflicient proof of the estimation.in which it has hero held for a number of years. (gr In purchasing or sending servants, he particular in riving diiections or orders for HALL'S PATENT v : to dis tinguish the real from the couitierfeiss,the Patentee's sign:nitre is lin ilk own hand writing on the outside wrapper. The Slap, in squares at Vs. and Is. 64. ; Cream of Violets, Li bottles 4s. Gd. and 2s. 6.1. Fantity estotaining tsetse large sonnees, 11. ss. ; and boxes cuataiaing twelve email scptares 151. These boxes t or n smaller quantity, are'cantinued tohe sold re- • tail a vby lit- Patentee, to such persons who {refer having it intim Mely from Win, and ale forwarded to order to any part of the ton n or country, by addressing aline, post paid. inclim ing a one or twit pound note, the change will be returned in the package and %surnamed to arrive safe. • J. B. HALL, Patentee. Chemical Elahorhtnry, Jubilee place, King's road, Chelsea. March 14, • INDIA SHAWLS. zriTE full,value will be.givren far any particularly CURIOUS INDIA SHAWLS, by npplyine ut WAT TIIAIAN Had SON'S Shawl, Linea, and Mus lin Wore- Sow. ISl,llret-street, 'corner of flew gridga-otreet.—An rittanl •tielion conpliativ on ode. VITA NT ED ad APPRENTICE 'to largeon's Inonniient and Tramamiker.. and antler. Enquire at Mr. Whilford'i. &Tenn . , Thetrumeni-milker, St. hoioniew's 11°100. Wadi Smithfield. i Premiums is expilled. 1M PROYItiI ENT` 111 CARA! A PUBLIC EXHIBITLON . in Hyde Palle, of diseikrisine the ldrireerftwais Carrielo at *peed, will lir nad- on M ionday,iltellth ar Illay,el Two o'Clock precisely. In the lacl:n limr every particular respecting this Few and im portant Ito/rialto) to prevent accidents from Carriages 11• been greatly improved since the former Kthibilions in Corn bill and PsiliAlalL by placing the .Preservers nut of sight. cicc.l may ne had at tisa Carriage. Life Preservers Office, No. 7, Pope's tread -alley. torr!bill. May he stetted three days. itoi Cat:lingoes had pis dly. priar to the Sak (at 1% each), of Mai fell Rod Wilson, '4O, Skinuu•r strcet. Benet Wig Collection of 1/rtwitgo, Scarce Psiuts Super., &e. fly MURRELL and WILSON. At.their Sde Ronal, Skinner.street, on MONDAY, May 25, and teveral folkining Hap., at Tokire, by direction of the A.l-I.lnistrator, _ _ _ THE beautiful COLLECTION of DRAW. INGS, scarce PRINTS, ant asperb.MISSAI.S, of she laie Wm. Wilton, Eq. Fdi.A. of %kith a inure de yriptive hi:count will be adverttsed is this and ottser Papers, wad will he t.pand area worthy the atienti.ni of colleclArt and Gibers. "litintose 4 are PrePariat , and may Me halals diva prier 1.1 the Sale, of Murrell and Wilana,2o, Stlanertirt I.ow To " MidgCMAN..I6IANUFACT_IfitIfrRS, &e. AROUST is ENNBUR.GII 4 , .ho Travels through Sc.lan d ,. me km r ‘ ogo'd inurction nod lie quaiiihnee with Women Ste the ornery , Oreg. Imc), and oilier w khes fora Comminian from aly rmpectable house iu 1...51411111, 111 . UAW 4110 re Gods Sotelluutglowitt• The rano ro wet:this refneenre may he had by airplA Mg.to J. Irtek. 14.1.01. flog weig.orrert. - Strands • and A. B. and C. *at 11111"Pdile tAffirtry; • Caltou-street, Edin balrh. • ihtlinborygh. _ • CISr.CONIUMF O Rtfr TIIER STOVES. Reismvs; MA ,and Co. 66, Oxford-street, beg to itifarmilie pitblieo dial the% have now on sale a variety of At EGISTIM anti Mho, STOVES, very little inferior In new, twhiels t4ar&ave token in exElinitge for their much ad mired Patna Reetter Orat,r,Ste.ira Kitchens, Kitchen Ranges, Sawa, Vick.. . • _ . - (lllrficiri. 71111 E distirigniihedrPatronagi and universal esti- A matte,' in vohlothJ,'TeßlCASE'!irelcbratet MAGNETIC RAZOR l'A ElAtiT ..is.now held. has cached ouch jealousy among Srrop-maktort and others, whO helm: tntorils unni go:kiln ed with the inmilisabie•ptorms of making the M.txneiie Tikblet, have inhodared common Straps, rolling them Itazor Tablets, • thus imposing on the unwary part of the Pettit. 3. T. R. there nre emoiderk it iv duty incumbent on him to advise par c.noert that the may grnuskie Magnetic Razor Talskt has uni formly been sold tv tilt 3 Rigged signature, and numbered us red ii•k; cane others ran possibly he genuine, low nun nnv of-E‘e=e prothaekkav effeet wpnu killkaor's Edge, beyond the • of the nu•st e. , akason Ivather Strop. tie genuine Magnetic Razor Tablet alit renovate and keep Razors in a. Most . tromplete state of repair, V , ithout the •reof a eritkv, Renee. One tanterittl ran-e of jealousy against tut- inventiou from t h e meet sinister motives. J. T. Ricie'his recently invented a Razor Strop upon tmtire lee ptift-ipkw, prim-sv. dd. with vs Men, and the occasional toe of isisAllighetli Tablet, he anyone, to went, that ll:tzars may he kept in „a enustant state of etticient perfection, with uit any' auxiliary--ovi grinding ur setting will ever be re m Oren. Ton* made-Raw% and every apparatus fee shaving, are rolutotgly on tale at the Proprietor, .Wurchoates, 65, clear Wm. t and 52, Park-vtreci, f.rravenor-sttnare.' 'rise Itasz.erablel S'vep, if taken . together, charged lib. dd. ....Tilde( fur l'eal:aav • .- - 1.1711•1; :bOTTER.V. 4 14WIFT aria Co. (the Coutesebetl) respectfully in '- 7 i mu o , lr kabirlltr.the 3ttle Lottery will be &anti on the 131(7`3 muTri OA Y. ?Left arlk r 11,110114,1#1166. with tit* folltraing ~ • GAM%) liclialilk- is ' • "ist ~ 420,0011 ex.= .. • loom - . 10.000 5.1100 - - 6.1100 3,U10 - - - 3.000 2,t t) - - - 2.000 3,041 - - 3.000. ter . -*- • 2.000 40 . - - / 600 ti • - - :I• 0 - - ' 1.800 32 . . . . 6 •- 11., . - 1.2,i0 20 •; , • e to.) - - • 1.60.) 3,) - - • ' it ' . • 1.530 40 - 3 - ." 1,6.41 6.) -, • 3a • - - - 1.800 106 - „,. ,-- 23 - 23430 1,320 e ' •• • 15 - . 19,6* Tickets and F.hatleglterellinx It %%sin and Co's. 4341 " * • 's n • H. Poultry I No-14 Char* Cross ; - aud No. St, Aldgele Aligta-asrect., .4 - .. . , :- ~. . : _ • WINTER 001.10 D; M . A. VIIEEZING, nal COI" BUN OPTION: ' hi - ssii,..Editims 4 • o.ltf;CtOS 'TN 111:115farililiar TREATISE 0 * 'Pt estrum and Cause: tt - thclthove biqrsne. price2s. 64. 'cmilatanSitell teitatiobir44 cash Nut .roust stittiTy the mind rff intey render, thm cue. however vedured the pittient mny be, of !Moore,* waralf,o4fisWelkeiortshimas, ta.be cousidertil incumblr'. The Tr.rel h the only medicine enpubie of anal'. toe that prailiar itrituttas lu the kings which produces cough a d fever. Itaisapetiouttes,disessisio nod improves ilw general health, O the te.tfuson•es uf Sir Wm. Altham, iSloutugu..! LEI4I). Esq. Benjurshi Serener, Fro. Dr. Caton,tlr. a n d others .prore.—FtSee pna 7 to Tie Oxyluri. with Ow prereued Stettempitieb, 109 41 affords an infallitte remedy for A 5l Wilder Cough, sod \ Y heez jog, These peparations err perfec9i free from nay pernicious quoits,. . Sold ky liarris, earner of St. Panl's Chorelbyarti ; •Retritl Exchange; Barna. 13A , Osfard•road ; Polder, $l, Par 144est-street ; Bows, 10, lisreer's-street, Ostbrd-regd I and /Sultan, t;urnlsill• T a MEETING of MERCHAN'ES, MA NUFACTURERS, TRADERS, and OTHERS, in terested in the Export Trade to India and China from the Port of Loudon. held at the City of London Tavern, the 45th of April, Iblll. JOHN ATKINS, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair, It was moved by Da.iot Gord on, Esq. nod seriorled by Stew art Majoribanks, rain. and unanimously resolved. That this Meeting. eotroisting of Merclionts, Manuf ictureta and Traders of the Pori of Laruion, who h a ve, been long eon. blished In the kspnrt Trade f rom thence to "Mid and Chino, feel themselves celled noon, in defence of their re:relive pro perties, instate the trot absinth& of loch trade to the roomy, at large, In order to enioniernet any mai repreosemationis which may have the effect of misleading the pohfie mind ;von a subject of tech magnitude to the community at large, and i n „N ot their own vital interests are Most deeply concerned. That the anxiety expresc.l by the various Manaticturers is the provincial Towns of the United Kingdom, in regard to the , quantity of Exports to India and Chitri, ii grounded upon erro. I woes (Wri t as will appear by reference to the actual Export of tech Manu factures. ' That It appears to this Meeting, from j as thippl a bl e authei elty, that the quantity of Too engaged by the lima India 'Cant fur the prisate P osers of the United Kingdom ( ively of that allayserlel 4" ripened to the iirivitege rot *tie sits* Captain f4141(6 1 . 1, 0) lAAAteihofed, &wise the last dr aches, to 63,0f0 'Tior.,aad that, alarbog time period, only 16,000 Tons of every specie; of Manufacture (including Beer, and 4000 Tons of 11 ine) liaise been uettbiLly engaged and shipped is India. Thai the fact contained in the foregoing Resolution, esbibiir a striking and incontrovertible proof that the C o n t p o ny an d Ike Public at large hove been disappointed io those hopes and eg ',relations which led to the granting she liatra Tuounge, nod which was done upon the renewal of she piesent Charter, by the desire sued at the instance of the Ninnufartorers owl other persons who at that time expressed timid ir feelings w lib respect to an extensive F.a poi t to those relit hited at the various Mee.- Ines which had been at retenfls held tormiglimit the country. That the. Articles exported to Ratio and China• are various, but nut extensive iiialtv particular Manefactere, nod, therefore, require to he collected from•every part of the kingdom to one • concentrated point for exp.:lotion with any rational prospect Alf advantage, either to the hlanufneturer or the Exporter. That the experience of the last six years impresses this Meet lag with a decided conviction, that the Market of - India is not capable of extending the Consuipptiou of Munufnetures t o the amount which the public mind has !wen led to expect, and, therefore, if the Export Trade to lota and China, os POW coo. Ward to the Port of Londim, lie made general to the (Imports. 41 will be of no iwnetit to them, hut will prove ruinous to those extensive Establishments which have been formed by tile 'we enie composing this Meeting, and to the large Capital, they have loomed therein. That should the Export Trade to India and China be re moved from the Port of London, the Coasting Ti title oif the .United Kingdom, that best Nursery for our Simon with great Bulwark of our Natioreil Superiority and Strength, -the Inland Navigation. that • new source of great National Wealth. as of fording incalculable facilities iti the improvement of We general Agriculture of the Cowry ; and lastly, the Revenue itself would with these, shffer ineonecivatik injury. That a Petition be presented to both Houses of Parliament. in the names of the Merchant!. Manufacturers. Traders, and Others interested in the Export Trade to India and Chitin, from the Port of London, praying that the Expoet Trade to India and China may be continued as heretofore to the Port of Lon den. • That this Meeting approves of the Petition now read from the Chair. ~That the some be now signed by the Gentlemen present, stud go remain at this House eight days fur signature. . That the Committee chosen at the General Meet ing, held yes. ,delay at shit Howe. fee the purpose of preporism disk read**, be regorged to continue permanent durine, the discussions in ' Parliament. and to ale their utmost exertions to promote the object of this Meeting. and that the Committee have the power of increasing their number as they shall pee oecessarv. That the Members for the City of London, for the Counties of Essex, Kent, Middlesex. and Surrey, fur the City of West minster, and the Borough of Southwark, lie reipn.sted to sap port the prayer of the Petitions in Parliament whea any discus sion on the stihject shall take place. That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to Sir Wrn. Curtis, Bart. Mr. Alderman Combo, and Sir Charles Price, Bart. three of the Representatii es in Parliament for the City, and to George !dyne, Esq. one of the Represettntives in Partial's ment fur the County of Middle.ex, for their Angel:tore this day, and f r their kind attention to the important cutjects of this Meet ine. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Committee for ctiovening the same. and for the great zeal and attention they have shown to the interests thereof. That throe Resolutions and the Petition of the Merchants, Wisner oeturers. Traders, and Others of the Port of London (after such Killion have beep presented to Parliament), be Ob.. listed in the !Horning and Evening Pei s ees. That all communication , upon the subject ofthe present Mott log he addressed to the Committee. under toyer, to Mr. Tees dale. Merchant Tailor's 11,11, Solicitor to the Meeting. " That a Subscription he now entered into by this Meet* for the purpose of .og the ex peaces of the Petitions to both !louses of Pauli:porn% and of such other ...measures as may he deemed necessary by she Committee for the protection of the rights and interests of the Expoiters from the Port of Londou to India and China. (Signed) JOHN ATKINS. Chairman. John Atkin., Esq. Alderman, boning left the Chair, the same oats taken by Christopher Smith, Esq. Alderanits, whereupon it nay moved, seconded, soul inimarnously resolved, That the Thanks of this :Meeting he given to Mr. Alderman Atkins, for his judicious nod able conduct in lire Chair. (Sigurd) CHRISTOPII F It SMITH. • LW .1 1 ,A T ENT 1.1.11.11P00L LAMP. • Invented by I. TURMEAU and C. SEWARD. UK Public attention to this 'LAMP is most re . at..eparthilly imlietted, as. front its principles the roost torilli;int glrect 414;4 ,by ere up of cheap in the place.of the Wool ve, wldeb renders it :in object of coosideralite thy a tue•eoliedusess Nf oil. The ...oplieity of in eon atinottllsaisskaa it Way OM} to Massage, and oat liable to be out of order. • _ _ Wholesale and Retail Warehouses, No. IN. Drury-lone. facingLeng Ant s and Chareh-street, Liverpool ; where the Proprietors bevel* Sok. rod *Kt Opole Seal, and other cheap Oils. the Lamp Jiltfa adoefetl4o LUC:Ii.,, AN $) SURGICAL DISPRK SAIL Y. His Royal Wetness the Doke of Tort. President, and the • • fultowlag Committee of Governors z•-- F.ml of Lelkim , - Colonel W. J. James, M. P. Rijn Hon. 1. Jam l es John (Attacks., Ron. M. P. R I . H 01 ,„R.13,1;h . ridwi.M.P. I Colima It. Clements, Al. P. Uuo. Cul. J. *Hey. M. P. Captnist James Hay. Surgeon i Mr. Kiernan, Member of thennynt College ' _London. fir HE Patronage this Institution has received, for JL the exile-lee tresitment and Cusmof lioth.Seges. tiftheted -with Venereal Compliints, and their dreadful conseqnetices. as strictures, dehitily. ulcerations, &e. conducted under the mi nagetnent of a Heinlein in of time first professiohal *WIWI , . will satisfy the Public of the high merits of Mr. KIERKANSpIan, *I A ibis' by ill the inconveniences of Public Charitiesare avoid ed. whilst the young and unwary are protected ti,:niuq thefatal dellitintA held nut by advertising pretenders iti this branch of ractice. Since its establishment in 19.06, 9557 patients, of both kgrE, have been tiered, without confinement Or injury to the eonstitution,and %%nisi. delicncy ;tad secrecy hitherto unknown ; %any of those have lithoured under the most complicated firms of •the disease from ten to twenty years. The Gist symptoms yield to Mo . . KielllaifS treatment in n few days; and where Appearance of debility comes on, too early application oaunot be made to prevent the danger that may ensue; , The Surgeon may be consulted .by either Sek. with the greatest orrery, nt his private liou:e, No. 11, Lower Char. Rote-street, Bedford-square, from nine to t welve in the morn ing. nod from *ix sill nuts at night I to 'Awe letters and "he' counnunicution., fro:a lOWA anti country (post paid) may be ad dressed, and it ill be punctually answered. Just published, PRACTICAL ORSI•jtV ATIONS on the above DI9RA SES, price 1. By F. Kicranart sad sold b. Sherwood, Seely. and Jaws; 2il.' Pateraoster-raw i awl by Ripley, Os Fleet' Meets • 1 ASIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the • Nobility and Public in geuesal, that a se% mg from 40 to 5.5 per cent. in the price of CLOTID by applying at the TA Y LOWS COMPANY OFFICES, 123, New Bond street ; No. 8 and 481, Strand, near Charing Cross. Subjoined is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES: Best Superfine Coat . . £3 15 to-Li 40 • Ditto Superfine, or Soper Great Coats 810 to 5 5 0 Ladies' Ha.irts • ~ • . 60 to 616 6 Tuileries or filaneilles Waistcoats . Ul6 to 018 U : Else White Dirt..„ Oro!. Ditto . old to 1 1 O.: Rich Black Silk Ditto • . 1 6 to 110 0 Worsted Stocking Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto 8-Thread, very stout . . 118to2 5 01 Cloth Pantaloons • . . 112 to 2 2 0 : Kenieyinere Ditto . . 2 2 to 2 5 Breeches . • . • I 6 to 118 0 Prime Leather Ditto . . 212 to 3 3 0 i LIVERIES. .Duffel Jacket and Waistcoat,rinci Cord Breeches . 919 6 Suit of Livery £3 0 to 5 10 1 Surtout eflitt 3 oto 3 16 0 Stoat Boa Coat '515 to 6 101 Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0 Terms of Contract by the, Year, on coosiderdt i ttt of returning • their old 'ones: 3 Suits per Year £l7 015 Suits per Year £26 10 4 Ditto • 22 01 6 Ditto s . JO 10 Oa the barrio principle' for Coats only : 2 Coats per Year £ l . l 10 j 5 Coats per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto . LI 101 it Ditto . 19 0 Gentlemen on jOIIIIIIIZ Omit respective regiments, nr g abroad, equip', as in (freed by his R.H. the Commander-in-Chief. Lodi& Riding Deese., and Young Gentlemen's littiobilf Dill°, made in a superior style. The extravagant charge of tore who take and give long credit has been a subject of complAnt, A. S. arul Co. assure the Publ,e they will find a material difference io their prices from oilier houses: in consequence of condaeti 14 their bu , iness tar quirk paymeid, they are enabled to sell f o r less mosiey than ot h e r Louses purcba-e their gam's for.—Gentlemen in the country -sup plied by sending their measure, or an old viii,t. •.* A Suit of Clothes at Nine Hours notice. TILE SILVER MEDAL. NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO . GUARD AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE , OF RUPTURES. Sanctioned by Ilse Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Ma rian-tares. autrCommerce of I.:Vend, HITFORD,• SurpOtas' Instrument-maker, V • and Cutler to Si. Bartholomew's Hospitals Tnwannaker to his Majesty's Hnnourable Commissioner, of the •Trunsport Board ; and to the City of London Ifems Society, for Relieving the Ruptured Poor, patronized by bit Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, announces his SI EW- I N VENTED SER PENTIN E.CURV EIASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which a Cure, in many Cases, ill he obtained; and he en kage. to keep up tiw nand dieult Rupture that ever existed, without inconvenience to the wearer. Society of Ares, dic. having voted their Silver Medal for t!+. alone Improvement, the Inventor has had the honour of receiving the l atroe from the hands of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, their President. The Inventor has now she satisfaction likewise to announce, that his Trusses having given the greatest saii:r.etion to the af flicted with Ruptures, that not less than 7000 persons have, within these few years, felt the good effects of them, these Trusses having been nook on Anatomical principle., n hick no miser Truss hits tier been. The Inventor assures the Afflicted, that on a single trial they will he thoroughly convinced of their !.uperiiirit over nil Trusses now in itv•• ; and may be had at his under the Centre Gal, way of St. Itartholom ens Ho-piial, West Smithfield; ;:ad at No. Si, Lombard-street, Cm N. B. Where nl-o may he had, his new and complete Appa ratus, as a Suhstitswe for Leeches ; and the AMULET, for Stunt:ening Rumors, without a Hone. , GUIDE TO -HEALTH baring yas.sed IL through a number of Editions. and experienced a sale un precedentedly great, has been now reprinted with many int prorementikand it may be with confidence asserted, that so Vit. Publication to the afflicted in The has never been printed an this or any other language. The weak nod delicate female—the youth who has just finished his education at any of j the public seiniaaries—the noted, who are drooping under disor ders originating from an* Impurity of the blood--penple of fashion—studious persons of a congaed null sedentary life—as also those afflicted with oervousaffections in general, will and • Solomon's Guide to Health" a faithful companion and an amusing instructor: in short, no Orson who sallies the cajoy mem of a good state of health, will he a moment with being. possessed of the most useful, cheap, valuable. aLd importan work ever published. The hidden sources of weakness and debility with which thousands are afflicted are herein laid open, and the means of restoration to the blessings of health and strength, fully and am ply consuomicated. nth Edition Is enriched with many valuable improvements, collected from experimental testiony, and calculated to im prove, tht health uod welfare of al l those those who o bserve its Wino nitions. London Sold by Volhcire and Ltigit. No. 18, &nod; Wm by all the Bookse ll ers the [Joked ftingdom, price Sig IiOUSESTOLFTIN TOWN, __ - By _ Mr. WHITWEI.I. AL • ESPECTABLE RESt DENCES to LET, situ. ate in St. Mary Aze..Fintburt -square, St. leelen't-plare. Adele i,ltn.teferry-roan. Ilattaa.gardeu, Elv-plaee 9 Leaden hall it t. Queen Woke. Counoy-terrace, to ar the 11arooglr, Bull Wharf lane. Whilerhopel-rood, &c. For PaotiruLart apply to Mr. Whitwell, South Sea Cham ber., Tloreadowediewireet. 11.;o4m1)-irrrare. Dear the Kent-road. 'MUSH TO LE. r, B♦ Mr. WMITEWELL. A CAPITAL IWELLING-110USE; consisting IS. of two large parlour,. live bed-rooms bitches* and out &tiers, yard. foie-coort. Am In be Let far a term of 'Fwe•uv Yenrs,.commandingextensivetriestiof thr So ney awl %est hill.. For particulars enquire of Mr. W !abseil. At his Estate Agency. °Mee. South Sea Chambers. Threadeeedk•4lreet. DI PRIVATE i Oa I'LIACT, By Mr. wurrwm.i.. AFREEHOLD MANOR FARM, consisting of 43 Acres of Lead, with Howe and Mao, lying all toge ther In a ring fence , n-ar Tunbridge. A MANOR .11013 SE, and 400 Acres of Land, in the County of Lincoln, near Wishcach. A rerpectahle D W EL 1.1 NG HOUSE,aod 115 Acres of Land, io the County of Cambridge. A FARM ,conyisting ot aboat 100 Acres, In Romney Marsh. A capital DVI ELLING HOUSE, Out-office., and Garden, at Irleysnrth. A newly-erected Freehold DWELLING HOUSE. adapted to a moi!erate sized family, and well blocked walled Garden, in the neighbourhood of 111:iidstone. A MANSION HOUSE, lit for the reception of a genteel Family, large walled garden, coach-house, st..bling, aid two Colors, situate on she Coast, about three miles from Brighton. For further Particular., apply So Mr. Whitwell,nt his E.tat . e Ageney Office, 41, fingfb Sea Chamber, Threadneedle-timer. IItIUSES LET Ir THE COUNTRY, By Mr. V. HITW ELI,. VERYcommodious and respectable DWELLING • iiOUSES, situate at Epp.rglolegtg wit DEA' EPPI ir• wide 24 acres of land; Mack heath, with 4 aerator ditto ; era) tat d, Oh 12 acres of land ; near Canterbury, with 11l acres of fund near Dover, with 40 acres of land 4•Highrite:hill , with about eight acres of lend ; Halstead, halfway to funifridee Well, with Id acres of land; Chewer, near Wlndw.r. with a me adow; as likewise Howes nt Milcham, near Loom. Clapt n Norwood, Richmond, Islewortn, Cunterbury, East Barnet, Hendon, Tot tenham, Hackney, Stockwell, Bruton, 'Droop.. Dina', High gate, Elstry, near Frlgeware, Falhrin, and Twickenham. &c. For particulars apply to Mr. Whon ell, Estate Agent in.d Auctioneer, 41, So u th, Sea Chambers, Trea.lneedle-vtled. Rich Household Furniture, large Plates of Gm*, Drawing-room suit, patent Bedsteads, with rich ilittigingi, Plate. Linen a n d Hooks, a double case Watch, tin Light Day Clock, a ha M. some Horse and Chaise, and 14 Dozen of Wine. By Mews. GARRETT and Cy. TO-MORROW, on the Premises, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy square, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Assiguees of Mr. J. Enuarrh, Bankrupt, ALL the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI rn. TUREjbeing of the first qualtly, and nearly rev), coin prisiiig scvesal sets of mahogany chairs. pedestal ,sideboard , , with patent dining-tables to the sarne,-ricb (action card. sota. supper, nod Orin tables, of rich wood, elegantly inlaid ; noble foul-post and cottage bedsteads with rich chintz h.tuging% and good bedding, rich cut glass, tea and table services of china, a cirawiug-ronos suit, several large carpets (new), 'table thionte. glosses, pier ditto, and tuirrors,*print , , paltitings; dressing-brands hod biddets, commode drawers, bed.ehafru, wardrobes, Pem broke dinlng-taliles, clocks.in rich ewes, &c. Catalogues in be had on the Premises. • To Butchers and others., rcaulring roomy By Mr. BANKS, At Caeca way's Cdfee . house 'Clange-allev, ?SON. DAY, Amy 9L at Twelve n'Cinck, TIIE Valuable LEASE and TRADE of an este bliised BUTCHER'S SHOP, silunte Nn. 16. Yere street, Clare-snorkel, held by lease Elam Ma Grace the Duke of Newcastle, for as unexpired term of 24 years, from St id.uminer last. May he viewed, and Porlietdars had on the Premises t at Gar. raway's; of Edmund Walker, Esq. Solicitor, 65, (.;11 Incery looo 1 sod of Ike Aoctiosser, 104 Wood-streat,l4espide. 110 i ; i . 1 1 .41 11 i t i f r i ... 1 I t il ' 11 i . t I 1 ) *i I 1 ri 1 i I'. 1 • . 1 . .... $ il f N C It