The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-23 00:00:00

, -.-- i ~. . • . ( .., ri• • . . 4 11 .011 0. 41' 4 '. \ ;Vti . earn. A., • 1 10 0\7) \ , , . ,) •• /f • ! .< : . i‘. i lk 7 . , , f4 % _ ': ' 1 1. • I ' I • ,•'• 1 /, ,k‘ 1- • .1.... 1 k.', , ,,. . ' • • • IV ' . 1 ....• • , 1 , ' • 14.' .14 .s- 4-;:r ' r.. •' *t.‘l ' ....• ~ • ' ...t ‘ • i '• ir . v ' i Che .• . • • 0 - - 1-, 1• i . • • - . . , , .• 4 . .., , , LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 23).1811. No. 1945.- . PR•ICE 61.0. E ATIt 11.41 AL, asiftinsiit.lllMli. rip .11S preseat EVENING, May W s will be peraw A arte, COItIOLNUS. After whieti Will he uddett ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. Ps Hondas, Hamlet: Hamlet, Mr. Kentbk; after whielt, ?impair the Tanar. A New Comedy is in rehearsal, and will he produced as soma possible. THEATRE ROYAL LYC.F.I'NI. Fnr the lies.etit or Mr. R Y NION1). ftN MONDAY next, MAY 25, 1812, their 7 Majrsiio Sersants will pierfor.-a a new Comedy In five Acts, called the SONS OF EItIN ; Or, MODERN SENTIMENT. The eh:trailers by Mr. Powell; Mr. Dowton ; Mr. De C a mp; Mr. Unhand ; Mr. Johostaise, who will introduce (in Character) a brae Pew ineettv, crated Family Pride, or Birth and Beauty ; Mr. Wrench; Mr. Wewitaer. Dem ean, _plan will (by partieular de.irc , and for that Night only) inooducialte populor Scotch BIALA of " Roy's 'Wife r Edwin; Mrs %packs; Miss Boyce; Mrs. Marlowe; Sean ; Mos. Cbalterley. (mike Canine of sire Vetoing, Mr. Britiseis will Tie': Death of Abererittlibier am; (be M e ; o r is W e ll." W i t h Mr. Pre. Mn.. Dickens n ill Ail an entire new simple Bal lad, called " Donald Ahrr which (260; time) as entirely New .Musical Farce, called TURN OUT ! Tbe Overture and Music entirely new, composed by M. P. KM* The Characters by Mr. Dowton ; Mr. Philippa; Mr. Love rope; ; Mr. Oxberry. lilt Ihnicuis ; 11fi>s Tids well ; Mn.. 'Scull. • • Tickets and Places to he had of Mr. Ras mond, No. 3. Clic*. ter-areet, Grosvenor-place; and of Mr. Spring, at the 'lux- Wife in the Straud Eatraiocr. A DESCRIPTION of FONTHILL ABBEY, wittsiiire ; illustrated by VII 2 ,WS, drawn and eugvuied by Josses Storer. Royal Ito. with Proofs on loilirs Paper, 21.25. ; Ditto ou torn:non papt•r„ ; Stiper•ro)al Syn. 16s. Published by W. Clarke, New llotal-strcet ; J. Carpenter, 07r1 Rood-street; W. littler, A Ihrotai le-street ; C. Cllnpule. P4l-4 .11 ; White and Cochrane, rhset-nreet • Sherwood, 'N te ll, a t t J noes, Patt•rno.ter-row ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; and J. Starer, Eno:aye, Peranorille. BOMAN, or PARKER'S CKM ENT, in an U. , factored by Charles Francis and White, Fhteinv: Wharf, Mar Elm.. mar Lothlon.—Tuis article k used for stuccoing, and Kive* a i old brick house the appear:lnf.e of Stour, and is fond from experieuce to he equally durnqie. It is used in all amp and exposed situations for keepi.ig oat wet, and also fur ranking tanks, cisterns, and every sort of brickw , wk under water. Furwaritd scab dietetic'ss for use, iu Five Bushel Ca; k+. N. B. Fine French Burr Stu v. NEW PATENT LIVERPOOL LA/41). Invento by I. it Rltigkii aril CWW§.III). ►Fublic attention to this LAMP is most' re l. Its from its principles the roost hrilli::nt ef•el lowdocid by the 'se of cheap oils in the place of the in , st expensive, which readers it an object of considerable impsiriance In the consumers of roll. The simplicity of con strucaon sakes ij very ea') to istamtge, and out liable to be mit ef.orl i!evalle and Retail Warehouse% No. 152. !Miry-tape. fa: ai Lo R Ac e; Church-i.ireet, Liverpool ; wh , re the PPorrie iiirA Is Ive ~n Sale a good Stock of pale Seal, and other ip i.tls. t e Usurp is best adapted to use. M oISK MERIND FURNITURES. DUDDING begs leave to recommend his -otirelv pew-invented DAMASK MERINO FURN I 1U R EN. v hill for elecanee and durability, far surpass any 'hair let ovoid , no The Inventor Hatters himselithut the very p Aar and agfreonble lustre of this style of Furniture. cannot fail 111 iomore geoeral approbatinn. Mr. Du•aling has alio to 4islicit attention to his superior col lection ..1 new nod choice CII I NTZ FUItNITURES, which 'leis detertitmed to ottf, r msthe most reasonable terms, as sell ":""""its great variety of last year's Patterns at very reduced prices. I'2. Newt lioad-street. EDUCATION. YOUNG Gentlemeitdesigned • for Public Busi uf,, :•,1,4 the higher Depririmeuts of Commercial Life, rimy be admitted info a CLASSICAL, M ATP! EMATICAL. and costs' 1i1:(:I.1I. ESTAIILIRIMEN'f, where there ore sevesa l V:le:1111`11:1 1 the ferias and pine of Tuition, outlines of which may he hail at the Academy. will be Intend equally ad vai,tageous mud economical: the acquirement of general know ledge twin greatly facilitated, particularly ie case% where, from any circumstance, the education of the student bar been previously arglected, and no addition :6i charge beiug made to the Irma of admission for any branch of science requisite to golly the student for his fliture persuiti.ie life. And the bet ter to wipe to the atlvenciste studeut the advantages of no uni form system a education, from the lowest rudiments of twittery iingruction, in the highest gra , 'lstittn of acruletuical at tainments, the plats of this establishment embraces both the Rre paratory and finishing departments, nod ftecordingly comprises every accomplisiimeni suitable to objects of the various stu dents. a hatrver their designerion. The situation is Melly com mended, brine open and deliehtful, at the dist once of three miles from the Rit, al Eyelinedei and, in point of herdtbinees, cannot he eteelled i the domestic necommodations of every kind are ausweiable to the general plan of the establishuienr, of which. and the improvernete a/ the Pupils, the most respectable references will'he given. Carat of Address to he Ikqtl at Mr. Stevenson's. No. 19, Cha fine- cress I *ad at Mr. Etsriies's, Pre led mill Manufactory, 1, Cannon-street, opposite . Walbroak. J. sivEwßiorrr `respectfully recommends the Scheme of the New I.OTTENX, to draw 4111 June twit, containing only 8000 Tickets, and presenting a greater chance of obtaining the Capital Prises of 420 el 00 .50d0 I 5C2.010 10,003 I SAM ,1000, &c. Than in nay former Lattere.—Tirketa and Shares are nn sale in great varirt% at the Fiviituste Oakes ut Sir JAM IS BItAN S. COM a and Co. J 7, (7einbill, 11, Holborn, 141, Oxforskatreet, I :3‘. 4 , Haymarket, Whose success bus been particularly great mt the Kong's Birth. d.or, having tbeu sold Prizes of 5e25,011, £JO,OdO, ,CIU,OOO, &r. *c. LITTLE LOTTERY. 1 QWIFT and Co. (the Cont r act ors ) respec tf u ll y in form 1...7 the Public that the little Lottery will be drawn on the KING'S BIRTH DAY. There are only 8,000 Tickets, with the following GRAND SCIIBMIL. 'EWA* Is ,C 20,000 10,400 - - 10.000 . • 6.12* - - 5.000 - 3.000 - - &;.A/ 2,000 - 1 . 0 00 - - 2,000 ' - 500 - 2,000 • 400 - - 1.600 • 31)0 . - LW 1 12 . - 100 - . 1,200 110 - 60 - 30 . - 60 - 1.500 e AO s - so 40 1 - ,600 . . - 1.800 lu6 . . 25 - . 2,650 1. * :11,1 - • 15 • - 19,650 I ic Lets sod Shane are wiling at Scs ifs and Co's. 011ees, No. )I , Poultr) 10. 12 1 Cboriag ress 1 +sad No. SI, Aldgate 11opps4;iet. .•• • t •,A • • • 1 ,MME Nimmim 1~~ lo the Press, and speedily will be published, Price 5%. ' TIIE Trial and Condemnation of SIX UNFOR TUNATE PERSONS, who were Tried,. Convicted, and Guillotined, all in one day, in Paris, durine the tw in o r Robovierre, for negotiating R I.OIIR of ONE HUNDRED THOUSA 11 / 4 POUNDS, fur the use of Tangs of the ENGLISR PRINCES. .4 Copy of the Tlntsn will also be given, with a SegerAL AGREEMEIIT subjoined thereto, empowermv, ihe Agent (who was IMO of the Persons g uillotined) to negotiate the LOAN, in Shares of 10.'1. each, the Interest of wilier) was MOO payola,. nsa Notary's in Paris, who was alma guillotined. This Publi vo6ol'l,lll likew ise contain other remarkable circumstances which took Once in London, rein ive so this extraordinary affair. To he kad of J. Dick, 21, Dolvwell-street, Stroud; and all other But4Sellers in the United Kingdom. •*" Several Shares. of 1031. each in the above Loon to be dis posed of, and the Particulars known by upplying to above. Under the immediate Patronage of the King, the Q ueen , and the rest of the Royal Family, and til.o of the prineipsit No bility, nod the West distinguished Amateurs is tae United Kingdom, T IM .BRITJUI GALLERY cif PIGTURF4, committee% an exten.iiii• Seleetirgi of the finest Fiteciusette of the Old.hinsten., in the Cabinet+ mud Galleries of the United Kingdom. In Two Series. llubli,hed at the Ottre, 54, New Boud-street. TO THE PUBLIC. The Arrangements for the conduct of this Grand National Work b e i ng now compleied, and numerous Specimen. exhibited t o p u bli c s t ape c rion, the Proprietors confidently submit the un dertaking to general patronage. The FIRST SERIES of the Work commences with the Mar quis of Stolford's nuignititvrit collection, and contains highly hnisised I.:rig-ravines. on it small seak. in the line Manure, of the several .Piitures, with remarks by W. Y. Obley, Esq. F. S. A. forming a descriptive toed illuctrated Catalogue of that Gainers. This Series may be subscribed for either in plain Prints, price 1% rid. or Proofs on India Paper, price If. 14. or correctly coloured road mourned, price 21. 12s. &Leach Number. Six Numbers have already appeared ; . several will he published in the rintrie of every year; rind the whale be completed in about Fifty Numbers. Coloured Impressions being also kept in neat Frames for separate Sale, Amateurs will he enabled to possess, ma a moderates; sized Room, a correct Repre-otatiott. to Colours, of the whole of the Marquis of Stafford's extensive and valuable Gallery. The SECOND "%it lES will comprise, in a size calculated i to transmit a favourable Representation of the Composition, Touch, and Character of the original Picture , Engravings from a Series of Specimens of the most admired inductions of the Old Masters, in the dilferega Galleries dispersed over the United Kiogdsim, mid selected under the liberal Patronageand &Milton of the Noldgmen add Gentleinea st ho poesess them, accompanied with descriptions, Historical and Critical, by Henry Treshain, Esq. R. A. These may be subscribed for either in plain Pt into, price lt.b. 6d.; Proofs on India Paper, price It Is. each Num ber; or firstly execsrted in Colours, price a; follows:—No. I.' Iteubens. 61. 61. No. 11. A *Area del Sarta, lyi. I2s. No. 111. Raphael 61.65. No. IY. Georgione 61. fe. The Coloured Im pressions are finished in a new and superior manner, rendering them equal to fine and highly-finished Paintings. Subscribers will he at liberty to take a selection aril‘, if more agreeable.— It is calculated that three or four Pietism will he published in each year. Coloured Impressions may aka be had in frames.— The grandeur and interest of this portion of the Work enn scarcely be too highly estimated, as none hat the moil valuable Pictures of each Mister will be espied. A set of them in Co lours will comprise a snore select and Interesting Colleellinn than can be formed, unless it *sere possible to collect the Original's of the same Palmists% iota no• Graa4 Neainaat (Wkly. The highly-finished Paintings, and numerous Specimens of the Work, are on Exhibition at the British Gallery of Pic tures, 54, New Band-street, where Subscribers' Names are re ceived. Admittance to Non-subscribers One Shilling. • EDUCKTION.* AT Messrs.WATSON and ATKINSON'S ACA DEMY, Cothersione, near Bullard Castle, in the County of Durham, young Gentlemen are carefully Instructed in the English Language, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Geome try, Mensuration, Ganging, Land-Surveying, Navigation, Geo graphy , the Use of the Globes, and every other hrimch of an English Education, proper to qualify them for the Navy, Pub lic Offices, Commercial husiness, and Meehunscal Trail's: they ore alto boarded anti provided with clothes, books, and all other necessaries, nt Twenty Guineas is year etch. The Latin and Greek Langlages arc taught at Two Guineag per annum ex tra; the Emmett du. at do. by a Native of France. Messrs. Wat-ottunil Atkinson leach n , siduously in the School them selves awl in order to expedite the education of their sehollus as much us possible, do not allow any vacation; but innocent recreations, out of school hours, are permitted and encou raged: particular attention is paid to the health and morals of the Pupils, who are treated in every respect upon a liberal prin ciple of parental care. Cotherstone is Mach esteemed for the oalultrity of its situation, and most pleasantly situated upon the hank of the Tees. No Etaraoce Money is required. It is ex pected that the Patents or Guardians of each Boy pay quar tet ly• and defray time e %pence; of bit journey to and from school ; aad that they send stills him two snits of new clothes, two bats, oix shirts, six pair of mocking!. six pocket-handkerchiefs, Ulm pair of shoes, a great coat, a 'little, and Prayer-book, or pay money for any deficiency therein. Each liny, having worn nut his clothes, will he yuppli• dat Messrs. Watson and Atkin son's expenee, and returned to his Parents or Guardian§ with one two !.isity two pair of stockings, a new hat, and other ne eft:aides ; all demand, being paid to tiles-re. Watson and Atkht son, or their Agent, Mr. Atkins, Nos. H. Size-lane, Bucklers bury, near the Mansion.house, who wit) give every istforma lion respecting the coavey mice from London to Cotlienitope. N. U. The Children to have two changes of linen weekly. Letters, post-paid, addressed to Mr. Aikido, will be imme diately attended to. ANEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF WRITING, By J. CARSTAIRS.' By this New Method any Person way learn, in SIX LES SONS ONLY, a most beautiful Running Hand. This attain-. went will be of great advantage to those who have Books to keep, or, from their avocations in life, are nhliged to write fre queutly. It will entirely eradicate any bad scrawl, and will alsomdd very much to accuracy, freedom, and expedition. To write well must be allowed by . all to be a most necessary and useful accomplishment. Any improvement therefore that can be made to facilitate the obtaining of speed and proficiency in this art, cannot be nuarceptable to the admirers of Penmanship, and also to those in business. This New Method is widely dif ferent and entirely distinct from all other Methods lately adver tised. _ t.pecimens may he seen, and retpeetable references given, an application to J. Carstairs, at No, 18, Newcastle-street, Strand. Ladles and Gentlemen may be attended in any part of Landon it their own bathes. Accounts and the principle and most Useful Branches of the Mathematics Taught upon an Expeditious Plats. WINTER COUGH, ASTHMA, WHEEZLIG, and CON SUM PTION. The Sixth Edition of QURGEON FIS tIER'S familiar TREATISE on, the Trealtnern and Cause: of the above Disen.e. price 21. 64.1 contains such testimonies of cures that most 'utility the mind of every reader, that no ca.*. however reduced the patient maw be, or hajpever unfavourable the symptoms, I. lulu* considered incurable. The Oxymel is the only medicine enpahle of allay ing that peculiar irritation in the lungs which produces cough and fever. It also promotes digestimi nod improve. the-general health, as the testimunies of Sir Wm. Althma, Montag** I.6ch. Esq. Benjamin Helmer, FA. Dr. Caton, Dr. Marro, dadalhers prove.--(See page 7 to 16). • The 0 cymel. wiitt the prepared fiernmoniton, aluiro4o6l infallible remedy far Asthma.. Winter Cough. will .Whelibilli• Thee pieparations arc perfectly free from mai • hie d quality, Sold by Harris, corner of Si. Paul's Church-yard; Nix, Royal Exchange I Bacon. 15u, Oxford-roa.l ; Faster, 34, Par liament -street; Betts, 10 1 Straer's-crest, Oxford.rito.d; and Bohol., Camelia • ' _~lw.__ ~--~-. ~ 9.. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. In one thick Volume Bvo. the Second Edition. corrected and en larged, price 201. balm's. of ADIGEST of the LAW reskcting COUNTY ELECTIONS, from the Inning of the Writ in its Re turn; containing the Duty and Authority of the fligh Sheriff. the Mode of proceeding at County Elections, mid the Qaadlica fions, and pen„ tat and other disqualifications of Voters. llt SAMUEL H EY WOOD, Serinint at Law. Printed for J. Johnson and Cu. St. Paul',, Claire:•yara. Where Iwo he had, by the sane Auf A VINDICATION of Mr. FOX's HISTORY of JAMES the SECOND. Price 11. Lis. in boards. TO FA Ithl ERS, GRAZIERS. Ace. In one Volimie imperial Svo. illustrated 14 ith Thirteen highly finished Encrnyingv, wire in honrelv IL 10., sal with the Do gratings coloured front nature. la , . 641. extra. APAcricA.L TREATISE on the PARTU RITION of the COW, for the Extraction of the Calf; and alvit an the Oirease4 of Neat ('sale in general, with then most approved htelltodv of Treat/two,. lid EDWA RD SK ELLETT, Veterinary Surgeon. This le the only priorrirat work of Me !lbts ever published, and will he &and particulorly wefal and inteteming hi Fann ers, and all others concerned indhe hreeding of Cottle. Printed fur A. Comden Ton n, St. Pancras : and by Sherwood. Neely, and Jonev,'2o. Paterno.i c r-row ; and T. Underwood, 40, 11-ost OVID'S ART OF LOVE. Ins neat Pocket Valente, embellished wia, nn elegant non tisibiere, price 2s. 64. !Mt boon's, OVW'S ART OF LOVE. To %dale!' is added, the Remedy of Lore, the Art of Beauty, nod Ainour..— Translated by• Dryden, Congrece, Tate, Creech, Hopkins, Duke, Sir C. Sahli', awl 11. Cromwell. Esq. Willa Notes. London: Primed for Sherwood, /11e-ly, and 3uneo, Pater nn4ter-row ; and all Booksellers. Of who., ntly be hod, a beautiful edition, embelli , lied eitb two ti*e plows, printed on the finest piper, in small bro. price 6.. board., KISS'S; being a poetical Traoslation of the Basin of ill. annes Setuottos /ilk...lain,. With the origiwil Latin Text. To which it prefixed. An Essay nil his Life and IVriiiise, At N. Arkermam's Repository of Ares, 101, Strand, and alloy hr had of sill the Booksellers in the United K ingdom, TOUR in SEARCII of the PICTURESQUE. By the Rev. Or. SYNTAX. On large royal octavo, vellum paper. Rod hot-pressed, price 10 , .. 6d. Dr with thirty coloured enerariagt, Us. On the Ist of June will be published, price 4t. No. XLII. (which completes ins. Seventh Volume) of THE REPOSITORY of ARTS, SCI ENC ES, LITERA TURE., FASHIONS, de. containing. besides the usital inte resting wabellishinenit, a beautiful Fromitpiece, cognised by Agar. aed a eineral Index to the Volume. In this popolor Work, tie useful it to happily combined with the elegnin nod the agreeable, as to render it not only an intlisymwahle appen dage to the fashionable toilette, but also a most desirable addi tion to the library of the gentleman. A few complete sets of this Work, from Its commenerment, ere yet on , ale, containing near SOU czdomed Eograsingst :nut such purchasers who chair to return their Numbers to the Pub lisher, may be accommodated with the whole or any particular volume, half-hound Russia, in exchange, on paying is. Gd. per volume for the binding. - • 111AURITIUS, OR THE ISLE OF FitASCRA A. Fwi ew veaining COPIES of 4 GRANT'S HIS 'TORY of th e MAURITIUS," illu.trited lltb braio; ions the best authoritieN in one vol. 4to. Price 11. 160. in boards ; nt Black, Parry. :1114 Co. ' s, Leadellisall-Wrett. , AI , o, bs tin:Paine Author, NOVA URA NOGIt A Plil. A : or, on easy Method of Know ing the Constellations by the Configurntionaof the principal Stars between thenatelrct. On a Sheet. Price 99. I'LL CONSIDER OF IT ! AN ANSWER TO " THINKS I TO MYSELF." In three handsome Timm.. duodecimo, price OJe Guinea. I'LL CONSIDER OF IT! A Satiric Talc, in wbich "'Thinks I to My4lf" isparthils considered. 66 Consider il.flOt too deeply .' AcrtrEA R F. London : Printed fur T. Tegg, 111, Chripside; uod C. Chap ple, Pall-Mall. Also, just published, hi 3 volumes, GOOD MEN of MODERN DATE. Ey Mrs. Green. THE SILVER MEDAL. NEW INVENTED TRUSSES, TO GUARD , AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES.. Sanctioned by the Society for the ElLCOuragrrneut of Arts, Ma nufactures. anal Commerce of England. 11 . WIIITFOIj.II, Surgeons' Instrument-maker / tilvo• and Cutler to St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Truss-maker to his Majesty's Honourable Commissioners of the Transport Board nod to the City of London Truss Society, for itelieving the Ruptured Poor, patronized by his Koval Highness the Duke of Cambridge, announces his NEW-INVENTED SER PENTINE CURVF.D ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by which a Cure, in many (:ayes, will be obtained; and he en gages In keep up the mot dilcult Rupture that ever ,existed, without iticanivenience to the wearer. The Society of Arts, Ac. having voted their Silver Medal for the above Improvement, the Inventor has had she honour all remising Site some from the hands of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, their President. The Inventor bus now the satisfaction likewise to announce, that his Trusses having given the greatest satisfaction to the af flicted with Ruptures, that not less than 7000 persons have, within these kw years, felt the good effects of them, these Trusses having been made us .Anatinnicat principles, which so other Truss has ever been. The Inventor assures the Afflicted, that nun single trial they will Ite thoroughly enaviaired Of their superiority over all Trusses now In use; and may be had sat his Mauufarturs, ender the Centre Gateway of St. littrtheloanew's Hospital, Wort Smithfield; sand at No. 17, Lombard-street, Combat. N. B. Where also may be had, his new and complete Alva rake, ns a Suhstitnie for leeches; and the AMULET, fur Sharpening Razors, without h Hone. PAINT MANUFACTORY, ..all, opposite bloorgate eod of &shim Hospital. CHEAP..BURABLE, AND IMPENETRABLE !MINTS. per gwt: 1 ' Per Cwt. per Cat. Olive Greess....Ns. While s6s. Lead Colour ..565. Doris ditto... .655. Stone Colour 56•. Black 563. lay isible ditto .565. Chocolate 56s Red 465. Prepared Oil for the shove, which possesses great preserviag _ grilittes, ss. per Gallon. .. • . , BRITISH No. 4.1, Landau per Cwt. per Gan. per Gall. Best White headSgs. I !Awed Oil 54. 6d. I Tarpentlne...2s. 61. Second ditto ...QM. Boiled Oil 61. Od. J FIVE above Paints are ground in Oil, and are. IL particularly prepared for the !mint* of Park Brick and Master Fronts, Iron and Wood Railings. Tiles," Slates,' and Weather Bearding. of every deseriptioa, and foe such purposes they are aseqwilled. as they possess great data.' Wily, are a mire amt preventive for the Worm and Dry Rot, and will stand in the hottest climates. la addition to these ad vantages. they are very orminsental, and will cover a surface enadderribly greaser than *Dyadic. Paints. and more than twice as great as Coal Tar, over which, and all preparations from Tar, they have& mast decided superiority, viz.-11rst. In ad.. befit% so tinsel) to any surface, that the 'rower of the sun has no elect as thensp-secondly, they are very thy of applies. ten, being esed with the same Brushes, and la the same oar arr. as other Peens. G. Lipitur and Cu. most rewectfully offer their thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, f,r the very great patrimage wits which they have been honliSred Land they also inform Merchants, Ship Owners, Captains , and Dealers in C 0..- loan, that they have large queotitin of Stone Ochres, Spruce Ochres. Mineral Black, , Redo, le. as well as all articles liu the Colette Ti mile, preprived for me, of very superior qualities. N. 8. lime Patois dry very ton e. got betas prepared wipe Fish Oil, . . ..•~ . ' . _ . ' WRWIF , IMMWI SALES, Bono. Freehold Fatale of 101 Acres of tnntl. By Mr. STEWART, At his areal Roam, Piccadilly, nu W CONESDAY, Juno JO, at Twelve, in Three Lots, with immediate tttt t THE voluabitt FitEEIIOLD V.iTATFt II IJC R11)0E, in the Parish, And tidjoiniog the w and Borough of Weadover. Backinghanwhire, a ith t . ,,tr, for the Cniiiiiv and niicingkspf ft)h • shury Comprising it DWAlistg. kituie for a Ca...ity of respeettitviiitv ; out of ces. harm. fa-m -yord. r artier., orrli:xd 1 trout ytri.a.vi on t flvh 'tooth , ; 101 act,* of aruhle 4WII meadow land: extensive - right of cmi 111111 l or ;heel ) ;talk, hintivlltig the smile. The 1:411W. i 4 wetl Mu sd • ' orchard and (soden planted with choice fifth Inv* tht , wh.J4, very compact and inclit!ed, on and Adjoining the lamp 141 toad; and a branch of the Grata Junction Gavial : Conve , owe; to and from Londoo every da). A line part of the roatitry foe I •tiefd spout.. Ric.1:44,1 trottptes, Ilailltr, norktbridge, Wendi,ver, will she* the Emifte. • Pitriltui:k. • bad faiirteen duty. prerodin the Rohr of Tji?on.o Sol kimr, !took iagisqui .4he ASKO:. IliolPe to'v ; George, A, vle;thary ;IV hate llary . .Great 111 pit Amer , hout ; White Ilisrve ; Ushrid4s Red Lit*, Wentovve ;- and of Mt: Stewart; PIP I, eleantiliv• 127. Fenehtirch-,treet. ruur Hundred I.ntr of Pleguitt llortselicnd 1 7 nrnittere, rich el.iatz dropeiy carmine, noble 4-pmt mkt pale ,t bodtarack, in mipyrib Itutntinp • 100 Int% of line so lid mahogany patent sm.! poi-tole.. sidetmarett, rich chairs; ditto dining, Grecian pede.tal car', Pembroke, supper, and sofa tables. of rh•tiee *nod ; LiroP Turkey, Ilrn-sels; and h irlderininster rarpetti t reMle pier and ehinotec titres, rich cot glom, gold and silver watrio sprint: r‘limier desks, Inc) I,4lperb satin quilts fur state bedstead, &c. fly Order of the Asvignees of Dun Manuel Alvarez E-prrllt► and Coinietny. nv II l la and SON, On MONDAY, Mae t2i, 1812, and Two following nay,. al T%rlve o'Clock, at Air. Billet's Wareromut, No IV, Fee chnrch—treei, . THE gelittino lIOUSEITOLD FURNITURE Omen/led to furnish tenors! hoopoes its Spain, Mike present EngHA st le). comprising noble mahogany 4-past awl tout it-d -ia.-ads, with rich chintz hangings, elegantly friaged and hood. prime bedding; drnwing- room retie-wood. japanned, and gold couches; chain.• lounges, handsome Trafalgar mahm. gassy chairs. japanned ditto, wardrobes, rommlie and other draw er.-. .everal rich pillared recretaries and hook..anes, a grand patent 'Trafalgar sideboard with dining-tables ia sail made of 'uncommon flee solid ors hop!' ; dre.seig.eaws with leaden cis terns, Isiditets, toid• rising.glawes ; Grecian, cert, 'Pembroke, and soft tables on gi.t lion claw. ; three hart' rich chimney glasses, elegant diantne l l-cal glass decanters,. Mine-gasses. and rummers, craei, ; stair earpeiist,t, 10f1199 Lamm portable work-tahles Inrge screen and drersing.gla.vre, elegant knife-raw,. tea-caddies two china dinner services, &c. the whole of whirl' will he sold without reserve. Catalaaues oo the Yretaiws, aud at the Sauk aud New York Cater -It.ah.es. ESSEX. To be LE;, fur a Term of years, as may he agreed on, nn.l C.l. tered to at Michaelmas aexl, ALL that capital FARM of LEE CILIPLY,, aud WOTTONS, with good Farm-howes amt• nod upwards 01500;1cm of good ars ble, meadow, gad putty* Lard. iris"; very — tatatronct and writ inclosed, the greater pact of which is tithe-free and extra parochial; also the right of tithe over upwards of 16,1 acre; of good tumble landadjoiait4. these Farms am 'tell calculated for tie wheat, drilhd beans wheat. and red clover husbandry, and are well situated for procuring dung alai lime, and sending the produce to the Lon don market. being mil a very short distance from a ;mix,. Mk creek, leading into the firer Thames, 5 miles from B:dcfie.lY. 8 from Graveieae, 13 from Ratuford, nod oak)? 21 from Lou don. The present tenants will show the Farms. Written Tenders will he received on or before the bt of July; and further particulars may he known by apply Ing to Adorn Merravy Surveyor and Land Accet, - 61, St. Morales. lane, Charing-cross (if by letter, post paid). TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE valuable LEASE, for Nine Years, of a neat compact OW ELLING-HOUSE and WA ;: HOUSE, F,.table for Ribbon Mattufacturers, loseemer . , and Others requiring small premises, situate inn great thoroughfare, being adjacent to NestAnte•street and Chenposte. Tie Par. chaser is to take the Iliabehold Furniture and Fixtures at a fair valuation. or further Particulars apply to Mr. J. Minks, Auctioneer and House Agent, 103, Wand—arret, Cheopside. A SIMMONS and'Co. tespectfulV acquaint the ti.ts Risibility and Public in gencral, that a savin4 /runs 40 to 5•1 per cent in the ppice of CLOTH LS, by applying qt the TAYLOR'S COMPANY Ok'FICES, 123. New Roads street; Nu. 8 and 481, Strand, near Charing Cross. . Suhjohed is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICFS t • Best Superfine Coat . . ,83 15 to Xi 4 0 Ditto Suprrtiae, or Super Great Coats 310 to 5 5 0 Ladies' llosits . 6 0 to 616 6 Toilenet or Marseiller Waistcoats . 016 to 018 l Fine White Ditto, Dress Ditto . 018 to 1 1 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . . 1 6 to 110 0 Worsted Stocking Pantaloons 1 6 to 1 Ifl 0 Ditto 8-Thresid, very stout . 118 to 2 5 0 Cloth Pantaloons . 112 so 2 '2 0 lierscyinere Ditto . 2 2 to 2 5 0 Breeches 1 • • _ 1 6 to 1/8 0 ._ .. _ . . ......... Prime Leather Ditto . .ili to 33 U LIVERIES. Duffel Jacket and Waistcoae,anci Cord Breeches . 319 6 Suit of Livery se3 0 to 5 10 1 Somme Coot 3 oto 3 16 U Stout 80% Coat .5 15 to 6 101 Overalls • 1 2tol 16 II Terms of Contract by the Ymir, on consideration of returuiu,g e heir 4)1(1 caes : S Snits per Year £l7 0 5 Suits per Year £26 10 4 Dino It 0I 6 Ditto . :JO 10 . On the same prim-ire, for Cants only : 3 CoatsperYear £lO 105 Coats per Year , C l 6 0 4 Ditto . 18 10. ti Ditto 19 0 Gentlemen on joining their respective regiments, or f obi; abroad, equips, as ordered by his R. H. the Cmainoiteler-in-Chiet. Ladies' Riding Dresses, uodYoung Gentlemen's Hussar Ditty, made in a superior style. . The extravagant charge of those who take and give long credit has been a subject of complaint, A. S. and Co. assure the Publm they will find a materiat difference in their prices from other houses: in consequence of cooduveityg their hipline's for quick payment, they are enabled to sell for less money than other houses purchase their goods for.—Gentlemea in the cannery soy plied by 'maths their measure, or are old suit. . ~ •• • A Suit of Clotj . .es at Niue Hours notice. 71UKTIIER Proof, of the Efficacy of DIXON'S is mittsH.(o[m PILLS. • IMbrioulh. Marrh IS. 18)2. Stn, —lnjustice favour and wishing well to mankind, it is m y desicethat you snake known to the Navy my Case. I returned last bouary Iwo years from the West-Indies, in a mint deplor able eget of heakk t I was reduced to death's door, and watt 'Meade-. by she most eminent medico) men, without .au. It embetilment, nod after fourteen months was given over. I then ! was advise d by Mr. George Lewes, of Hull, to try your Dison's Antibilloio Pills, when, after taking one box, 1 found ist%self hewer, nod by using them in three months retur.ed again to my duty. .. I am now on my way to jolts the Drngoo t at garhadoes, :e well as i over was in ley • life; and if this letter eau lend ;s1 " mane.yewr modlcine more known, .Nu may u.e mu name, CHARLES JEREMY. Liewtenant ohnseillaiesty's Snip Dragon. To Mr. Dixon. Ikpathenory, Samrlngtort, Sus e 4. Sold at Mr. Bullet's, Na. 4, Cheupside, comer of Ptterm.e. ler•roW, sod oast rdediekie Yesdert,tla Buses at 24. Vd. 044C11. . •-, • 1 1 i; t• 1' • • , io __-~