The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-18 00:00:00

. . . ......., ........ , . .... 'e XI)114. Pr(' I . . .Z.4,.44\ ." • .' 1 : L k i -- - • • \ • . ' b. -' ne ..".• . /4 ' . ' r - • -,,, ~,_ •.-. 44 , ; ,. i ~.....,. vc • ' -,. ,_ ,„( • 'et, t-tp rk :- - •:-.- •1‘ 4p-tyg A • .t t . i iii)e t, ) • , • (- '' l 2tl:l ee'rilittille. ___ .~ r. LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1812. No. 1013. P,710E r', n. ROY co Till AL, vssur GARDEN. T HIS present EVENI NG, May 18 , will be performed. KING RICHARD TILE THIRD. After which,(for the lit" 0831/.0 it New Giant! Melo-Dramatic LIVERY OF LONDON. Ak T the ANN[ VP DINNER of the El LIVERY or LON DO V, Friends to Parliamentary Re furm, held of the City at Landau Tavern, an Saternay. May 9, ' ROBERT WA ITH MA N. Esq. is the Ch4r, tt was suanimonsly agreed tb poblish the following Defiant lion BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. 'l . O I ,I) BY AIIL7ION, 11) Mr. SADLER.. Al his rtepo6tory, (1m5...1i-overt. TO-MORROW, May 19, tN "I'sirlvti UPWARDS of one liuudrad Horses of various desrtiptions ; nraungtit ;Odell ate several pairs of coach hunts. gir. tandrin, ttll4l cli.irii.l 1 cnarkers, hitekne)s, journey hi.rs--s. teq. in high rouditii.n, lit for immediate Wee Sian some u-eful cart harm's, takt-ti 01 cum. 4 wink. To be viewed I!,e Miiri.!nz, of Sale. Pnidie Mi.,: every Tiii.vdsv nq3 Fii iiy .‘ift Price 2.. 64. A FULL and Authentic REPORT of the TRIAL .t 3. of JOHN BELLINGHAM. Esq. for the Murder of the ili i tht lion. SPENCER. PEECEVAL, in the Lobby of the Wyse of commons, on Monday, May 11. 14314; nccosnpanieo with a riiihful N nrrative of every Circumstance relative to it, and the Debates on the same in butb Moises of l'orliaowot : Kith Argument of Couwel on both Sides, and Itellairimai's own Defence at Length. To which .are added, Biographical Slietclies of Mr. Peri-mad and Bellingham. Taken in Sb it Hand by THOM AS HODGSON. Lig- London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neeley, and dome, Pater writer-row. 9 .• The Public are respectfully cautioned against spuriiiii and imperfect Reports of thiA interesiiiig Trial, nod to he par ticular in asking for or ordering Hodgson 's Trial of Belllogham. Spretnr VIE SECILET MINE. To-morrow. Kim Henry the Eighth and arc Seerel Mine. A New Comedy is iu Rehearsal, rind will be produced at soon in; That the experience of all ages demonstrates that Public Li berty is the basis of the prosperity cif nations. That so Britain, the main tpring and security of liberty, Is the contractl of the Representatives of the Ptnpte in the pease of Cmnmens. ~_ , WILKIE'S }AMBITION of ail MS h 1 Pl i I lilt i:s, is now opcn at Na. 87, Pall-Mall. Ad. SUilling.—StOscripiam3 for Mr. Ratsbach's Pi int of VILLA GE POLITIC' A.N S. me received no the sante plate. That if that Rause does not tnilv reorient some independent Sadie, of Electors. in the just sense of representation, it (voiles to man er itseouriiintional parposes as a !'.natant on the Exe cutive Government, and us a, Guardian of the Liberties of the People. Thai sub devintion from its legitimate parposet appears in 0 eroastruelion of the present !louse of Comma.., tri6 Mem bers being relemed by 182 iadividuals,and upwards of 70 Place men baying seats in the House. besiddi various means of corrup. lion beaming other filembers. That further evidence of the necessity of r. storing atoll, fair and free Representation of the People in that !louse is afforded I by the resent amennt 6f our public debt—hy the enormous accumulation and nrhiunry callettian of Sattes--bp *e. friss I qnency are fulcoane of Wdll--.lng Ate meamtadatinl.pgMjente - fa f .; penditierr of that public Intiney—and by a systevai tic contetaff of public opinion. hat disregarding nil attempts to misrepresent our "olives and ettjects, we feel ourselves peculiarly called upon an the present ',crib''. situation of the country, to persevere in OUR ellsrts towards obtaining a Restoration of . the rmvatitotioai She chief excellency of st hich lies in its Representative g)inem and we therefore ea% nesrly invite our fellow-subjects At hirge to cenrer with es, by firm, penceuhle, and constitutional WOW. in endeavouring to accomplish su great. salutary, and necessary an object. ROBERT WAFTIIMAN, Chninrinn. BY Tll 1: NG'S PATEN I. T RE Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Captains of saio, Turco Mid I)..;llerf, lire halt IrhtIIVVII f.nnt flond-t•treci, and flare ap pointed (Vsesr.:4. JOS. KERNO V nu.t Co. Choral-Is and Dritg -o.l‘, No. 9, Bear-amen, Leicester-•quaro, Wholesale nild tie rnil of the. T I:11.1:T SOAP and CREAM OF V 101. ti IS, where they tan) ticitckd ott having Unita fresh and genuine. The *bore nrtielre baring. gained n decided reperiarity ever) other fur drfendirg toe thin from the severity of tie weather, whit I. l'olll Iv called elNar, andriving;a p!ensid4 40ftnels and d-licate in the red,st tsr Cf . :lrsest tuttul. two.* fl* fUllibrr. uauuw, as the vadinua insitnti,rt !hot I rued mite trop ce4 is n settleietot profit' of the r•titualiatt ht which MA 114 %woo beld fur a ationtter of 3 cars, pus t rli n ptli of qesitine rervantr, he parti•ttlar in gi vi a:: diiertinos or orders for to 1.1:S PATEN T viotur : to r!!s -i lingui,ll the real from the rounterfeitr the l'atet:ter's rignature it in 1.6 11W•hamt writing on the outs ide n roppet. The Soap, iit Ignores at 2 6d. rind Is. 61.; Cream of*Violets, in bottles la. 6d. anti `di. 6d. Family bates, cannoning m ells large square, 11. ss. ; and buities eontatairg tu vi. c stn squares ! The .4. bovett,ora smaller on:lathy, are c•ntinue.tl in be sold re. tail only4ey the Patentee, to smelt perents woo prefer hating it immediately from him, end are forward 4 to order In any part of the town Of CMlll;ltry, by ni t l i re ul og a line, past paid, ing a one or two pound tune, the change will be manned in the packno and waif anted to arrive sae, .J. B. HALL, Patentee. Chemical Elabormory, Jubilee place, nu l d, chrlsea, March I I, 1812. rpm: LONJ)ON MUSEUM, considerably SU.. AL larced, wii i the Pnntlierion nod Exits:Ano n. on an en tirely new principle, are now open for public inspection at the l:?sprian INS. Piccadilly. Tese Exhibitioiw contain Dearly 411,00 U subjects in Natural History, Admittunce to rack E shibition One Shilling. Open from Tea fill dash. Wlteremny be hind, price 21. 6d. an improved and greatly en larged edition of the Companion to the Moscato. with w tte scriptissorof the Powtherien attached thetet.r. A seeperier Edition, on latye Fir lu Peer ""eherhlbra: *ilk 0 9" 'surds of thirty plates, by llowitt,.ll6r"jAii•• at the most intereAing subjects in both Echihitinuts Wire Trantleen h!iillrargs, or heat the plates, rottccily Mowed, One Guinea it boards. TRIAL OF BELLINGHAM'. THE TRIAL of .JOINT` CITARLE3 LINGII ANL for ASSASSINATING the Miglit Moo. ttpLNcLit PLRCEVAL, late Chancellor of the Lathe. rimer. i. .Taken in Short Used by Mr. FRASER. ; bletcer's 13utr.e,iptiote Librurrt 250, Pier... Riff. 11)1 CO-CRIRIJIWIC L Tit /NsArno:. A. In Ton Vols. 2d NtVon, iihrgiratOd %%jib Eirhtero Entravinv., prieP 11. IR. bwints, MEDI C 0:C DI :UAW !CAI. TRANSAC TIONS, intklishrd by the Aledieal aul Chirurgiotl So ciety of Lendun. v : i Printed for LONGMAN; BURST. BEES, ORME, nod BR()1VN, Paternusier•row. Liiher Volume mu) Le bad separate. Vol. 1. al. and VO• lame It. 16.. • MONTER, MAYOR. A Common Council, hidden in the Chamber 'if the City bf Londoo, on Saturday . , the 16th Day of May, 1812. Resat sed unanimously, THAT a dutiful and loyal Address be presented to his Rosal highness the Prince Regent, expressive of our horror and detestation at the unexampled and atrocious as. sawinatinn of the Right Wm. SpeoceryFerceyal, late First lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, ,in the Lobby of the Hon. the House of Common., whither he *as proeeeding in the discharge of his peddle duty, pal out grateful sense of the promptitude with which kis Royal Higheets has been pleased ta signify to Parlinnient his wi►h to be enabled to make *suitable Provision for the Widow and Dangerous spring of the deceased Miniater. Royal 4iii. with 11l Mtn. price P. s'. fon:Lrellt. A N E S SAY on PERFNET INTONATION. — Br the Rev. 11 EN RY LINTON. Illialibter of Ecelesmarhan. Lii.litbe.owchire, Inventor of the En:Armonk Orem.. " Nnn ante vulgates per artes."—Hon. A Theory of Music, inn great men-ere thew, st hieb having been reduced to Practice, has been found productive of the ir o t de lightful Effects, nod wliirh 11,111104,1 to afford the. iogeiiiiiu4 C poser num! saute: of variety hitherto uukas,wa. the A'u 'thor hopes will not fail to interest the kittsienl World t and Ise flatters himself that hr has been able to captain his 'flienry in i nch a Airtnnery that auy Amateur, however little conversant in such Enquiries, may en.ily uwlerstnad she Printed for Longman. Ilur,t, Rees, Orme, and Rrown„ p::- .lenimter-raw t at the Briii,h Gallerv. Ei I. New Bond-street ; ' and Peter 11 ill, and J. Bitiland‘ue and C Edinburgh: ASIMMONS and CO. respectfully acquaint the . Nobility and euhlic io general, that a sits • .g from 4 to stl per cent. in the price of CLOTHES, by •iii)iiy lag at the TAY LOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, 1?.3. New Bond street ; Nt. S and 4SI, Strand, twat Charing Crii4s. Subj • dis a Sketch of the Ready Moary PRICES : Best Superfille Coat . . XI 13 to £; 4 0 Ditto Superfine, or Soper Omit Coats 310 t• 5 5 I Ladies' lia!iits . . . 6 0 to 616 ti TOilenot or .),liirseilles Wai.teltats . 016 to U la 0 Fine White 1/100,,Dre., Dims • 01S to I 1 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . . 1 6 to 1 10 41 Wito-tril Stiiek ism Pactiiliwns 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto 8-Thread, very stunt . . 116 to V 5 0 Cloth Pantalir.on . . • 112 to V V 0 Keracytuetc Ditto . . V V to 2 5 0 lireei rC4 . .. 1 6 to 11$ 0 Prime Leather Ditto __ . . 211 to 3 3 U ____._ WOODTHORPIiO CORILECT LIKENESSES, taken in a superior style, nt 24 6d. and 53. in !shirk, nod 10s. 6d. In colours ; the Out lines taken in one minute by a Patent Machine, the pro perty of George Crver, No. 98. Fleet-street. where the most ;te rns/ye Portraits are taken in Ott and Miniature, by Artists of the first eminence. PANKARNIONICON, with the addition of the AULA ROA NON, R E-OP EN ED on Monday. the Ent, instant, at No. 42, r iccadiUy. late the Liverpool Museum. —Nit. 61.111 K, the Inventor and Proprietne of tie above lu cruatent, %Web. during the short time of its lithibhinn at IYioey's llnoms, aus honoured with the most flattering appro. Suntan nod patronage of the British Public, most respectfully apologises if/ the Nobility, Gentry. and the Lovers of Music, tied the Mechanical Arts in general, for the interruption occasioned' Li the Performance, by an accidental injury the iastrumeatt sus tained, us well at. by his se! , erptent indisposition and the wool of a well-adapted Room f the display of its lowers, and •'m has the hoa-ittr to anon Mt them, not only that the aforesaid impediments are completrly s moved , but :stun that he Iris avail el himself of the houctsis4 to improve corkffilerably the Mechan ism and erect of the Paohannotocon. The Aularganim, whets self-performing Instrument, and constructed on principles similar to thosn of the P o rinunicon, will, he hopes, although at lesser comps , * and dimensions, merit the ripprohation of the Mnsic:tl Polder, by the sweetness of its tones, nod the precision of its execution of a swirly of the most difficult mad favourite pine.. With retard to the Panharinonicon, as that invention has :dreads' beets honoured .Iss the applause of a numerous pub lic, %:r. G. will only confine himself to the statement of the sim ple fart of its of 114 flutes, 40 rctnve dotes, 31 liana nets, am, oboes, 111 bassoons, 14 trumpet , . four French horns, kettle drums, es trm's, triangle; trent drum, 0111111011 drum, 4.c. ; beside a complete organ, all real instrousents,et in intona tion awl pet form:owe by meel•anisni alone, so us to pet form. lute one grand orlrestra of wind instrumetits, - overlent% sym phonies. marches: 4 rondos, &c. of which a constant variety, with the addition of the mint Invimrite P,aali.h pieces. will hereafter bedispla/ed. The performaive will he es hihited three times a flay, viz. from 1 to 2, 2 to 3, and 3 to 4 u'cleck. Admission, One Rhilline. CANVAS C1 4 0T114 for CORN-and HAY-STACKS, &c dte. 414. Tooley-Fireet, othwark. EGERTON and Co. respectfully. inform the Nobility. Gentry, Farmer., and the Politic in general, that they siipplN Stack Cloths of a cuperinr quality for covering Corn and Haystacks (as a substitute for Dutch hams), on nrii tie that is found by experience to answer thti shove put pose, and for cheapness and durability to exceed any thing. ever be fore invented ; they also furnish pules and putties to support the tag !hid ; • litutovive tarpaulins 1114 it ., 111 , nod rain t.lb, made either of canvas, woollen, or hair cloth. Coal, earn, meal, snot polalne barks= wiling and ho:tiog for (-nerving truit-trers. N. B. Merchants and Puckers supplied with water-proof tarpaulins. Ord rv, pot: paid, duly executed, and sent to any part of the Kingdom. T1IF: IfORSFS may be let off from any Curricle at .prod, with per:eri ei-e nnti safety, by having W I 1.- LI A MS'S PATENT PUES Eft V Eit,S. in the same manner as w:. publicly erhibitrd MI Wealy. May tl, in Grn4vetinr phire, near 'ratters:sirs. Curti; lev. anti fill torn-wheel Carriage' , in..y Iw built aurlaltered to prevent the frequent accidents w bicL dai!y occur. Apply at the Carriage Life Pretierver Office, NO. 7, Popeo tst v Elvituarr 'respectfully recommtmls the • Scheme of she New LOTTER Y, to draw Ilk Jane wit, containing only 8000 Tickets, and preheating a greater chance of obtain ing the Cnpital Prises of £2l.otl* I £.50.10 I ,C 2.010 10,f1J) 3,000 ,104), Ate. Than ht any former Lottery.— Ticketintsd Share; are on stile in Areat variety nt the 'Fortunate °Meet of 4ir JAMES BRA N s• -rosin am Co. :Si, fornhill, 11, ffolhtirn. 1 11, Oh ford hirer', I 38, Haymarket. Whom. ,1111:1•,.. has been particularly t.rent on the King'h Birth day, hat •ng then hold Priaes of £•15,01), X 10,1130, £io,eoe, 4... &r. KING'S HINTWOAX. I,ICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (the Cootr:ietoro resitertfuilv inform the Public, that the ITATE 1.0 rnot Y trig he Diann the 4th of JUNE. SC 11 I.', 11 E. A . 2 1,61x1 1,),(410, 400 2,0:41 1,011 .5110 .4O Ste 100 Ft) 4u 341 13 A 1 • 1 1 !. S ae.10,030 10,000 h,t)thl 3 0 10,1 :LOOO 2,000 I .603 . ti.lo 1,2 i) ,fil/) 1.511 t) 1 it) 1 .500 19,4iati Only 9.000 Tiriyetr. TieSethi :in.l Shares are nn Sale by RICHARDSON. GOOD LICK. and Co. at their Wheel' ' the corner of . Rank linildiri c cic, borils,i. the Ki?ef. Men% Charing Croat ; w heir, is t!n• Lowry dr..w I) on Ihe :3.lth April hut, they relit the fol tow O.; t: PITA!. PSll.liti, in 64 Share- : No, a Prize of X11 , ,000 11 51.; . - - 5,1104 11.113 - - - - 3091.1 tt.4.4 • . • - • 50.1 - - • • 9lt) 1011 °.710 lvs 1. iQ KING'S BIRTII-DAY, JUNE , • 2'llE PRESENT STATE LOTTERY WILL SE ALL MIA se ff. • rriatETS and SHARES are selling by HORNS. By ma CO. 44, Corntrill, Loudon, HORN 813 Y nod Co.'s is the mils( Office whereas* Fires Two 3 5,4/01. Prizes were wild, nod also is hert.lhe Two Fine 9100 , 11. Pr lArt were sold;' besides 1 41 Ti 47 1 .•. 'of 62 ' ' of 11 lul - 503 . • ..f MI • Stich were paid 4WI Demand. * II • Order* by But or Curia, 'invited whit Fidelity aed 1 1„* Great a‘s"rtiornt of Gold and Gilt Frame.. GRASS BLEACHED LINENS. FROM the distressed state of the Manufacturers! in Ireland. Liven Cloths have fallen full 2) per cent.; and the IRISH LINEN COMPANY -would recommend their friends to take this opportunity to purchase. ns should war- with' America prevail. an advance as extraordivary mast aecessarily and heateelately take place. The Irish Linen Company sell• no article bat Irish 1.140P11. and not Icss than a piece. Each piece is se)trrauted as to fotwits bud to he bleached on the grass. and the money, returned if. • fault appears. Cash for Rank of Ireland Dotes. BILILN. Agent to the Cam pays No: 4, situshvide of Sloane* ry -sqtaire, Is tie Crompaay% tasty house in IJ-triton. A A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF WRITING, _ _ _ By J. CARSTAIRS.' By this New Method nay Person may learn, In SIX LES SONS ONLY, a most beautiful Itaim.ng nand. This attain ment will be of great advantage to those wbo have Books to keep, or, from their avocations in life, are obliged to write fre quently. It will entirely eradicate any bad fermi, and will also add 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 evade to facilitate the obtaining of speed and proficiency in this art, cannot be ituacceptatle to the admirers of Pemoninliip, and also to those in business. This New Method is widely dif ferent and entirely distinct from all other Methods lately adver tised. specimens may he seen, and reFpectnble refiTencts riven, on application in J. Caranirs, us No. 18, Newcastle-street, Strand. Ladies and Gentlemen may be attended in any purl of Loudon at their 0%11 Accounts and tae principle and mnst Useful Breaches of the Motu, mastics Taught upon au Es peditions Plan. The folrowing Works will he published in the rousse of the pre- sent Month, by LONGMAN. MUIIST, RE ES, ORM I, and BROWN, Patenroter-row: 1. 1-11. A STATISTICAL and POLITICAL AC COUNT of I ItELAN D : Comprisitig it. geographi c:it divisions, pb,sird avert, agticulture, and natural pro ductinin ; its manufacittres, commerce, and fisheries; its go vernment, ecclesiastical establishment. juridical:administration, pat limmentafy reprnculation. and political suitl religiatis par ties; tin. state of the population, the ca•toms, mauners, and habits it the poor; Sm. Ac. With a retrospective view of its past, and hims for it. future lipprovement. • • By EDWARD WAKEFIF.LD. In 2 volumes quarto, illustrated by a ?lap of the Conan". • S. TRAVELS Its the INTERIOR of BRAZIL; pre cedell by on Acconnt of a Voyage to the Rio de la Plata. By Jobs Masse. Author of a " Treatise on the Mineralogy of Der byshire." ' 0 . 'Thwipariatigial prof tilibrirestorlairs to the Isiroviay of BnuU, where no Eriglisiloan was tier before pristine.' to travel, mad particularly to the gold 'and ittninoud dis•ricts, which he investigated by order of the Priam Regent of Par ! fugal. In one volume quarto, illustrated with owntruus S. ft I:PORTS, ES rIMATES, and TREATISEF., em , bracing the several subjects of crumb. navignale river-, har bours, piers, bridges, draining. embanking, light•111111,C9, ma chistery of various descriptions $ including fire - engine., &c. d c. with other miscellaneous p apers; dranis up i • the curse of his employment as a Civil kaigineer. By the lute Mr. John Moreton. F. R. S, Ilinorated with 'Plates. inied chiefly from his runnincriptab, under the direction of a Select • Committee of Civil Engineer.. In 3 volume,: quarto. 4. SPEECHES of the h.te Rtght Hon. •VI M. WIN 1/- A M ; with a Bingorphical chiefly hi the E. events of his political life. By Thomas Mayo.. .q. In three volumes octavo, with a Purtra.s. 5. An ACCOUNT ache PRESENT STATE of the GOLD COAST of AFRICA. In one valuate octavo. • 6. °SIN lANA, in twit .1011111eil futobcap octavo. By IL 7. POP.AIS and TRANSLATIONS. By Reginald Heber, M. A. conistiamg Palrstitie, Europe, &C. are. to one volume I . ..otwap ,:rtavo. rr"F ROYAL FA MI LY, and Ladies and Gen.. tlemen of Fashion in Enehoul, toe PR IN C L'S OR 101- N AI. LONDON RUSSIA 011., No nooistering the hair when dressing; it is sit PT:it a nonrisher to hair, if u-ed eon:tient, ne ver a hair ail' fall off nr turn Ere y ; in short, where there is hair by nature, and it has g •t thin or bald, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you only ray nit its being restored. Several Gentlemen that 'sere bald, have declared, after using the lltis sin Oil regularly fur six months, the bald places berame co vered with hair ; nice it a fair trial by using it regularly, as it cannot have the elfcci if "illy np plied at intervals; promotes ese-brows, whiskers, and Will prevent whiskers turning red dish or grey. It is the best preparatian iu she world for pre serving and promoting the hair. Several who had used the RUSS'. 011. for years, rind from the u-e of that alone, not hair fa tl silf, nr turned ;;rep ; hut being permaded by their Hair-dressers to use other Oils that is wlversised, as they are cheaper. but in the raid found them the dearest; their hair fell rid; or turned grey, havedeelared they will use no other than ilw Russia Oil in future, it beim; the best article • fur moisteniog ilk' hair when dressing; as it keeps real or false hair of its sa tinet elms and curls. A CsUrto tr.—As a set of Swindlers have emsaterfeited the Russia Oil, and g yen it for oit'e at Hair-dressers' straps. &e. they persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, have imitated thp Engle and Signature nn the cover. To prevent the like impft sitionv, and as more security, the Proprietor has leave of the CommigNioners of his Majesty's Stamp Mier, to have his name. " A. Priiwe," printed on the Government Stamp, which is all the outside of the cover of each bottle, the c o unterf e iting of is hint it felony. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to ohserge the above Caution, as many have been misled to purchase the counter feit. Ask for Prince's London Russia 0i), at Ss. per bottle or one bottle, containing four small, ut 14. 2s. ; tis large bottles at sf. ditty included. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Oxford , street (observe it is not a Shoop. it is is Private Douse, opposite No. 7); and by appointment, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New lioud-stnet; Hendrie and Sons, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchloonse-street, Golden-square ; Bayley mid Blew, Perfumers to the Prince mod Princes - , mod Duke and Ductless of York, 5, Cockspur-street ; Newberry met Son, itk, St. Paul's Chnreli-yard; Dicey and Solon, Bow Church-pints ' Barclay. and Son, 95, Fleet-market ; Butler, 4, cioeapside; SECOND VOLUME OF LEE'S DICTI ONARY OIF • PRACTICE. • Shaw and Edwards, 6S, Si. Paul's Church-port!: Rerry, Jobe- I son, Greek.street ; Low, 990, Strand ; Gallic, 52, New Bond- large Vn!ame Bvo. prier If. 3t. hoards, street; Rim; 65, Cheopside; Davison and Sue, 59, ! DICTIONARY of street; Bacon, 0 iford-street. . • THE PRACTICE in CAVIL ACTIONS in the Fl ee t. I TIT E Second Voldme• of • After perusing the respectable Venders in London who sell i COURTS of KING'S RENCRand COMMON PLEAS, to ' Prince's Bassin Oil, It must be evident that be is the original tether with PRACTICAL DIRBCTIONS and FORMS dist- PrOprictor, all totters are counterfeits, sad the sellers balms- i Badly ardaeged under such hauL • .tun. By T af.Grayls Imo. Lidifs and Gentlemen residing in the cowry, by ineln t leg . tbe I • London Printed for F. Rte.', Lay eankseliers!Bon'Yo!di money in a letter to the Proprietor, *III lent by renews sof , Lincoln's Inn sof who m nos ! laird,. Video, the First, price couch. — Merchants , Caplets', also Centotry Shopkeepers. read- ' 11. Is. in boards. • ! • log their often to aay wholeisite Perfumers sr Medicate Vol- inn Work %vitt befannol thp pat complete body of Purr den they deal with I n LoOdon, will recklve'llbetal alluvreser. Ike ever published ; ood-fjnott itre . ot aocuracy, sad perm& $r ist.suse to ardor Praia's Longo* Basis Oil, as th ew -.cosy otortoogoriego, oi# beef hilts otlltty to die noire of are many consterkio. every Profirosisool Utiolenaio. MISS EDGEWORTH'S NEW WOU K. Oa the 14 of Josue will be published, the Fourth, Fifth, an! Si till Valuate% of T ALES OF FASJIIONABLE LIFE.- Ily Miss EDGEWORTH. Printed foe J. Johnson sold Co. St. Polars Chorela-yard. Where mad be had, the first Three Volorries of the above Work, price 18s. bd..; and all Mist Edgeworth's other Works. Price 4v. the Second Part of AN ENQUIRY into the Moral Tendency of METIIODISNI and EVANGELICAL PREACHING. By WILLIAM BURNS. " The Independent. temperate, and argumentative manner in whirl thi s Enquiry (Part First) is conducted, stamps on it a considerable value, and of course entitles Li 111 peculiar notice. Mr. Barn's reasoning will the sect is designed. by exposing the weakness of their system, to cure lie vices which spring from it. From this specimen of his coolness and ability he will he likely to du the c.siese he espouses some orrice.",-Monthly Review. ()ember; 1811. 0 -This Enquiry is evidently the work of an acute and sensibl e writer. He argues closely. writes with perspicuity. and Ales attention by deserving it. Without agreeing an every thing with thematic'''. we have upon the WhOle been much pleased with the style and ovihstanee of his letters. which we shall be glad to see coutinurd."—Briti,b Critic, Dec. Pill. ' Printed for J. Johnsm and Co. ht. Paths Church yard. WlMre .mav be bad. by the same Author, 1. The PIRT PA ItT of the above EhiQU I ItY. price 2. An ESSAYost the SPIRIT of CHILISTIAN IT Y, price 63. • - . 1. La. CONS 1 Dt.R OF IT ! AN A NSWER. TO '• THIN KS 1 TO ki ICSELF." in three hnndusine v hunt , ilitntleci.no. price One (Woes. 1 'LI. COMIDER OF IT ! A Satiric Tale, in IL *Welt " Thinks I in hipelt is.partinily consi4errd. " Consider it not ton d e eply' . —Sa ilteiraa as. Llndna : Printed fur T. Tem 111, Cheaptidet and C. Chap pie, ' A i to ,j o st putilithed, in 9 solunint. GOOD NEN of MODERN DATE. By Mrs. Green. ... LI ER; ES: DutTel Jacket and Wai•tclotiostici Cord Breeches . 9 H ti Suit of Livery .C 3 oto 3 10 Summit Coat 3 oto 3 Iti 0 I Stout Bur Cunt 515t06 10 I Orsiralls . 1 2to 1 Jli .tl Terms of Contract by the Ye.w, on consideration of returning their old Lints : 9 quits per Year , £l7 u 5 Suit. per Year 4 Ditto • 92 016 Ditto an the baser priori le, for Coats ooly t 2 Coasts per Year £l3 10 ¢ Coats per Year ,CIS 0 4 Dino 13 10 ti Ditto . , 19 0 Gentlemen on Joining their seapeetice regiments, or going abgeot,ssiggipt, an ordered by his N. ilk the Conernander-in-Chkg; Ladies' Riding Dresser, uudYuunj Gentlemen% flutaar made in a superior style. The extravagant Charge of flange • ha take and give long reedit has been a subject of romploint, A. S. :Lod Co. assure the l'ublie they will find a on:aerial daleteocc in their prices from other houses: in consequence of conducting their business tiw quick payment. they are enabled to sell for less money Ono other I houses purchase tlwir gonys for.—Uentlesnen in the cuuotry sup plied by ,ending their measure, or nit old suit. ll.* A Suit of Clothes at Nine Boars £l6 11l JO 10 Tile Quack proclaims with trumpet•tolgue his skill, Cores all diseases. with a single pill ; The Invalid, is ith heaving hectic Meath, Tries the fatted Nostrum, nod is cured by—Death. AVOW. VEtIET ABLE MEDICINE.. DR. WEBATFR'S ENiILIAII DIET DRINK. TT has been repeatedly observed by intelligent travellers, that the untutored Indian evinces suds an ast.... itiskitig usg,icity in the a pplic . it ion of herbs to boom inulnd.es, that there Is scarcely tiny disease fir u Well he cannot supply a cere able remedy. The Quark, who acquires' by miraculous inspiration, that know leder of die healing art, whirls the leg+. Lir Paysician can only obtain li a y long and labia ion. stud 7r, tom hiLed *kb ceten.ive prartice,. in imitation of the Indian ' pre ten Is locum by his simple nostrum till the disorders intliteue In sane : but, alas I Nature disowns the virtue of his mineral and metallie preparations, nail leaves him to spie id the character of his 'WI ilieloili discover.., by fietitit us vouchers, by 'self-paiier„ys tie, and by cuntummaie nsturaine. The venerable W EASTER, wary years a Physician of the • first class—wl.th a perfect cons iction of the very lila 'eillftle re. niedies to be found in the established Materia Metliea—a.id a irk a mind strongly bent on Botanical research, aPeJ by the ri;wri r,ti light of science, and the experience of ludf n eenturv, has produced a . VEGETABLE MEDIC( N E in his ENGLISH Dt El' DRINK. which bus long been admitted by mans end neat judge- to be the most vabiable 'discovery of motion iiiPt f, and which, in the followln,l disorders. hap a well-grmindest title to the character of infisllitolc t—lii Consumptions, A ..1 h in is. Drappies--in all kinds of fever—in Nervousand lit poc hos.- driac Complaints—in Sen and Laud Scurvy—in Scroptula, an I in the immense variety of Disorders springing from debilitated habits, and from impoverished and impure blood. radia iepnred fruits the original Recipe of Dr. Wabcter, nt p and sold w tesale wily by the sole Proprietors, E. Sire a n d Ca. B b High-strtel ; also wholegile nail retail- by Their Ageats, ears. Howard and Leans, Lung lane, West Smiths o i lig field; retail by Bolton, front of the It jA i l l Ey / ea si n g ,. i Coles away, 111, Whitechapel ; btottusey, 'l4, Illnekfriars . . road ; 9aiter.lso, Oxford-street ; Mingley. a 9, Stinnd ; Ilud- WA and two. V. Haymarket; Ward, 4t, Hulbont C and Mattress. 85, Flirt-street. Half pint Kettles 4s. Pint ditto is. 6d. and Quart ditto 111. duty lerlwied. °fall ors ham may also be had, ,prire 5, , . in board;, DR. . WEBSTER'S valuable TREATISE on she character and efficacy of the)ALISH DIET DRINK. RliEumATimis, PALSIFS, and • GOUTY ill AFFECTIONS. with their usual cencon bugs, Spasm, or eying Pains, I...dalency, Indigestion, and neocral (originating to whatever Isonrce), arc reileved and • freqne+ily cured by W bite lieturr E.SCIICC of Muslin d I fib, niter every other n.c.ans had failed. Tie Fluid Essence of Mustard (aged with the Pitt', in there enfoldings where necestriry) is perbapi the most netive, pew!. *rating aid effectual remedy iu the worlds getter:My turn% the seveses't • • . SPRAINS AND BRVISES, in less ,than half the time usually taker) ImOpodelitise, Ar. quebusade, er any uther Liniment or Einbrocatiour n+4l if • s ped immedialey after any accident, it- proves...the part ter.- in black. • WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATS, • is equally efficacious for all M-eendttlened Sore:, Sore Legs, Scorbutic tirepliosta, •Blotcher, neap!" Hinswerins, Shur. • glen, tireukingt ..ut on the Face, Nose. Kari, sod Eyelids, Ewe rintlinerimin Eyes, Sore Head?, and Scorbutic Iltietuers if • every descriptiets. • Prepared °Ay, and odd b) R. Jakarta's, Apteheliry, Ne.ls, Oreth r etreet,lubo *tidos,. The frenee ante Pills at each s the CeriAe at Is, . Cid by every Utiliciaelfeedre 4e the United King , . ••• The Munroe lon a !backlit Steep, with thertarAl oi R. WHO* burned mit. • • • - • • . • . - - • . .: ~, :: , F ~~. .- I ! • r • • , • • ! k 4 I , 1 ~~