The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-03 00:00:00

By Mr. MUNN, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, June R, at Tielye, ACAPITAL Substantial RESIDENCE. situate in the immediate vicinity et Epping Fotest , within an easy drive irf the metrapatis, is a delightful vale In the blgilh respectable village at Waittituastow ; contain* spacious well proportioned apartments, recently anhhed in the chaste style of inodervfeler„auce, cinsisting Of a sleopippaad day nursery, three secondary bed chambers, four s zacioss airy principal sleeping moms, ssith 'twee closets interspersed through she chastiser stories; a copiral entrance hall paved with marble, priocip:l and aecondary Moircaset, an deem* drawing room wills a semi-circular'bow. 94 feet by 19, a spacious eating palm, &cheerful cool breakfast partoor, a small library ami gentleman's dreming wi th a the attached 'demesile offices form an assensiskce replete with every aeommiedailiss for rt (tunny r . of the first resneernhifitv, and retake-the Mt *loousdlsthrguished for enirfort ns it is for taste and real *imams the detached offices inolude a coach- house teak serum's' roams, six-stall stable, isan.ess room, tart bigger, granary" piggery, poultry houses, and n complete arrangessest o,llllllor OSCOS, COMO -4014 altogether a perfect Country Residence; the fruit gat den, unerseeted by tasnd gravel walks, is extensive, included. .ois three • sides by lofty Walls, clothed with choice fruit tiers in kmrilt, and refreshed by a raaal which loran .the ether' boundary t the di "tionarf the islehalres.ffri Offs iattlaea a 4111111111Narobra - 'lbw sail here trent to a Issseired with a profshdon of ash, scene list an orchard richly planted with superior fruit trees in a stalest( luxuriant fertility u newly shunted shrubbery, screening a walk on the external margin of the canal, completes the tastetai design. -Thies 3 110..* closures. of at:commonly ri. h land, studded with ornantealar timber, immediately adj-iin the pleasure grounds. The saliWell• tom is capital brick earth, and a ithio little twee tbomilLialle of the- navigable river Lea. The saltation is secluded...bet strikingly picturesque. and perfectly dry, aweigh enestatilly supplied in great shundanee with the finest Water. The Mao slim, offices, garden. pleasure ground. and part of the land, formieg a site of 'fen Acres, is Freehold ;,the remn latter, to the extent of Twenty Actet in addition, is Copy hold of Inheritance; held of the Manor of Vialthasustow, TUkiey, and High Hall. • May he Tien ed only on Mondays and Saturdays, from eleven till (nor o'clock, with Tickets. without whirls no person can be admitted, and which, with Particular+. may be had of Mr. Munn, Waltwook. near the Royal Hx.bsage ; Particulars also at the Auction Mart. n17:;6 : AEROSTATIC, OR IMPROVED BALLOON. rrlIE exhibiting of BALLOONS, ever since the JL Aseensiisit of Mr. Lanardi, in the )(stir 1784, has been continued, without any success in directing their course, which bits always hien a matter of regret with the Public. It is therefore presumed that an atie•opt to construct a Bidinan, so gi to be elevated or depressed at pleasure, nod capable 01-ki of hiring conducted to a given point, varying from that to which the wind directly blows. if but making an angle of twenty de grees (111 , 1sgb it is expected that it may be directed la form an angle of fortx-five). which constitutes four paints of the com pass, will meet with general encouragement, and should this be accomplished, may, by practicAl expesiment, be improved so as to become of great utility, and the grAilleation of thou sands $ which will andnahteelly he the rase, if we should ever step into the ear attached to a 'Balloon with the male cantidence of a wife arrival at a given place as we now step into tiny land or water carriage. However distant and chimerical this may appear, the attempt is submitted to the Public. The expence of such an undgtrviking is evidently too great, except for an °putrid individual t the Public are therefore informed, that a Subscription is Opened, of Five Shillings, which will entitle each Subscriber to the view of a Model, explaining the app. rata- by imam of which the Balloon is to tie guided, elevated, or depressed at pleasure t the careen' air discovered, M dif ferent heights; and, — li is hoped, the ekendfal conisemiefieell, in ease the Balloon should burst. prevented by a gradual and safe descent. Sho,uld the Community he hulloed to ei.c.meage this , material ing, and enable the Projector to complete the Balloon be lots in contemplation to &toxemia, it is hoped they wiil ma . infest tb it approbatimi, mike Sebscriptiou is kneaded Its be closed early ie June. Thli new AerasNitie Balloon will he cnistreeted under the di. reetinn of Henry Wil'num. many )ears Drawing master to Curlisle House Schad, Lambeth. For the nceommodatiori of such of the Nobility and Gentry thnt are disposed to ;tramline Annotation by a pone liberal sub scription. mai to whom the utility and pleasure may he accessi ble, Subscriptions of Ten Pouodmiind upwards are received at !Hesse?. iii&ittlphs and Co. Charing-erns; Mr. Waild. cont•e fiance. 13nrICsirect ; and at S. Portia/6, stationer. , Nut. 156, Leadenhall-street, where a Model of the Halloos is lrri far the inspeciiimof the Sninicrihers. of wham it W reqsained to leave their Address. that n .tire may be sent them of the time and place of inweirsinn. to prevent depredation§ and mischief d u o may occur from the tread t • course of the populace. if sande lowan by pridie Advertisement. And ndinitting t:ie Sithscrlp- Haus by the Ist ..f Jane shottld 'not be sufficient for defrnvim the expense of the undertaking. that they may be enowited whethertn coittintw advertising, or each to receive a Diritirrid of the Sunseription. after deducting Whitt money has beea et fended in Advcrtiser•—• - ILWILLIAMS. Car it NUREMIER.G, APRIL 16.—We have received, by way of Bohemia, intelligence from the neighbour• hood of Danteic, announcing, that the garrison of that fortress had made a new sortie, and driven the -Russiaus„from all their ponitloos t the latter were obliged to evacuate a great part of. the ground they possessed, which is. now occupied by a part of the by k, lurc h es , ly ys 4n per- I .. —..— forming-the journey; they w e re - so tittle fatigued, Gorrexamtort, AißlLl7.—The Commander In that they immediately passed the Rhine. General ter these troop Chief and' several Corial has arrived at Mayence, with the skeletoo 'regiments have arrived% The regiments of the pew guard, which. Is organising Gown Prince is daily expected td review them, pre.. this town. All • the equipments ! . in .vioes to their embarkation. ' ... Baron Jacobi Kliest, formerly Prussian Ninister bive arrived at Mayence by extraordinatf . Convey-- antes. ' . - . at.the Court off.oodon,is alto expected here . image. diately to embark for England. - , The 'Bake' tit - Castiglione is appointed Military . ' 4ANIFESTO Or TISK KING orDENUARK. Governor of the Grand Duchies of Frankfort and We are assured that the f ItO i w_tte hag apreated in Wartzburg. The citadel' of Wurtzburg has been, a Danish official raper, dated Copenhagen, 23t1 armed and provisioned. ' April':— • .The reports which have been circulated 'respecting The Swedish Court has found it etpedifatt) ,l rrallits LharKe a pretended defeat of General Sebastiani, and the death of his Aids-de-Camp, are false and unfounded s toe kb o h n . i t i l : ',Zk i r eg „ ; : t :l o ie w S is = y .C ; :u P rl i , n r ted etu t r o ns ilt rn " t. r . Oar e Chargee i rost _. . en. the contrary, with the object of drawing the Net wikliscifillaVitaith: c between on ll7 ra d peC earr ti l e ar irs:til ti° ;:i esemy towards bins, he ordered General Maurits to c s l:::; i 7 i n nis, ""l iiato r teriai communication bi eacnnage of la. evacuate Celle; 1200 Cossacks immediately threw temsnay, still eystisse.: themselves into ,it: on the 18th, General Maerin The Tregem. Ontielt'siten.ii" betweCe 64 .C 41161 cannot • MO emtwthestteshowJaldtetr seitieets• .- : , • haetily tittered Into 'Celle, 1-melt with the .eitiatty, _ Th o ssi saws , • gives so cease thereto. settiHeas threare into complete routriied-iost'iperne --Tbsthea M :scree his itisseisos of Throw. - we s forst theneof. the oilkued essapessation of giving plates fi(ty killed, a great number wounded, arid about one l and lands that border on the Dukedom of Holveln, is a =het ' hundred prisoners. .. that all his iubleetN are already convinced of. . . During this time Getter*, Sebastiani marched upon th e ir l traTZ o tt d in e F ar p h ea v c e ., 6 f t otoheincuo•untry i s b ld the e in the te l e 4:t h lt a v t Uelzen ; he drove from Greet Oesingen a party 'of 'land attachment o f n a people to ma t e him, andig, any ein.... •WO Cossacks, who fell back upon Spinkenselhi I stances whatev e r, resolve to_ exchange themoc l a im, ay for strane.ii, where the eneiny had collected 1,500 cavaliers. Ge- ; e n a ot w o rr ici a r t:ft,c.fr a e e n c t od 'g re " ,4 7 l .rstY 0 -_ re "is maleity'strow•eethenh,„theY. ao it neral Sebastiani immediately charged and broke them ; ! Accustomed tarty his selects' willingness to sacrifice their he took 25 men, wounded considerably toote r and ; l is iv nsi es u a r% in e at ifa a re reti7ii i ess7o c Cie n k in nt u t e tl i is d tre' i s vt m s i v e ar. i b , i i s ene M p ajtzti , its undivided presery Mon, will eta a% s be focus i n all Da' nes, took some 20 Cossacks; 'the fugitives were pursued to near Uelzen. - i Norwegians, and : foliteiners, in case the Sovereign's ende.mta N General. Vandamme eopmands at Bremen ;he has a ga i n to make peace should pane abortive; or a em—in of 1 abuse force his Majesty to req u ire of his dear subjects' new er under his orders the three divisions of Dufour, St.. forts fur their security and that of the throne. Cyr, and Dumonceau. k Svoctittor.st, APRIL 24.—The Danish mission left . The uneasiness of men's minds calmstiat.the 32c1 I this Court two days ago and serious preparations . • Da military division :-the forces which they see arrive 1 are m aki ng to oblige the nos to accede to the prof from all sides; the severe examples which have been, l fered terms, which it is generally supposed they will, \ - , made of the chiefs of .the conspiraciet; bat . partici,- It without our being compelled to have ircourse to laity the few troops which the enemy has been able I hostilities. We are in hourly expectation of having % to show upon this point, prevented ill-tirposed per- ' Btitish transports round to take troops on It - bard. BERLIN, APRIL l7.—Baron D. sgenettes, Physi sons from showing themselves. The Duke of Req. ciao-General to-the late Grand Army, arrived ' t ete a gio set ont on the 23d from Mayence, to cke the command of the 12th corps of the Grand Army, few days ago from %Vilna, last from Koningsbere. He On the 24th, the treater part of the Army had i was left behind with the sick in the retreat. He is passed the mountains of Thuringe. . itt possession of official returns, for the service of :he French Government, of the number of deaths amntig The King of Saxony having deemed it proper to approach as near as possible from Dresden, ha the French prisoners in Russia. The total is 22,000 marched towards Prague. His Majesty the Emperor linen. This mortality will not appear surpri , ,itts4 set out on the 24th, at eight o'clock in the eveninti! when the state'in which the unfortunate men w e r e from Mayenee. - , found is takerLinto consideration. The greater part The Duke of Dalmatia has resumed the functions were in a stale of starvation, their limbs froz.ot, and of Colonel-General of the Guard. His Majesty destitute of clothing for the season and climate. lila has sent. to' Welztar the Duke of Treviso, to orga- ron Desgenettes has loft our capital for Paris. 'lle nize the Polish corps of General Dombrouski, and received every attention during his stay. to form from it two regiments of infantry, and two of cavalry, and two batteries of artillery. His Ma jesty, siuce the lit of January, took this corps into his pay. ' Prince Eckmehl has proceeded into the 32d mili tary division, to exercise, according to circumstances, the extraordinary powers delegated to him by the Se itatoa Consultum of the 3d of April. BlitmeNr' APRIL 21. A great part of the troops ender the command of General yandamme, have advanced. Our advanced posts are at this moment at Ottersbnrg, 4 town situated on the mad from Bremen to Liamburgh, six leagues distance from Bremen. The Ladies have made a most important discoveri in that excellent and eidumbi.• erticie r the Patent Cotton Thread Shirting, brought out by the house of MIL LAR'S, in' he City. ' It is found to be a most desirable article for Mips (as well as a substitute fnr Lines's), posiessing the fouressential requisites—Whiteness— Sobstance--Dura bility—and Lightness.—lt is truly admirable, and no less curious to observe mains, of the value of sixpence per yard only, and the vari ous and numerous articles up to the India Shawls, of ode" hundred guinens each, with the most curious India nsuslins of every kind, up to two guineas per yard, is seen regularly selling at that extensive esta blishment-the East India Warehouses, by Mr. MIL LARD, In the City, where the ingenious nutnufac turei of Valenciennes,. Brussels Germany, Russia, (Mina, the Indies, and the Sister Kingdom, both for use and ornament, are continually to he met with: and it is n 6 less pleasing to know, thdt a morning's dare to this centre of cdmmerce, is not only Ito . _ _ . _ . • • . • ; . .. ~ . J*1.,.. ' ..'' I. . . • ...:., . ~., „ F ar , • .. 1, • ' . . - ~ .. - • • .. . , _. , . . • ... - . ob. . -..,,,•,.,? . ' 4 . tte , ...: ' . , . , • .. . .t.:. . *.• . • -- • + t . ' 1. • T. ; s - . - 4, . . • .• • t t , .- . • - •.'5 • . 7 's • '.. -„ -, - • • . • .. ~ ..,....., . .. , .. . . . .. . . . .. ..-• ~i I* '- • • • • ' • ' -.., ~.. 141.1 12 il :1: , '' • . • . . • . . • . ' , .. • - '., . .. .. • i ' . t . 1 '74 . ' 7 :*.;• . . • , ' • • . . 4. •,, ' t. ::: :%‘. ' - i "• • , r, i . i .-. • • , ' /'' . • . . - . - • . . -- • ' . .... ' '. . ~.*. : •,' ''' . Sillttfrs , :, . ' . ' ' . .. - • . . ' ''' ' . • ' gb. . • - . r . . ..,- • . ' . ‘- A 1 •' : ' ~... ....c.r, '-' - . r: ' Ilk /I .. - 01 t. .!• -,.. ' ~ .4 . . . ;‘; `t • p , .. . sr . . • - y. . . ._ .. .. . • • . . • • • •- • --.i' • ‘ , . .... .! i . ••... :: - -', ' A A IM ; , • : ,-, •'t l '. • '. l ; 11 •1 . •. .. . ~.., .‘. /;. ,; ''", ' I '•At - " ... '. \, • .". 4. I-•- • :-r ii. - • .• . • - - .. . • . , .. __________ .. .... • . . • . • • , --- . ?Co. 2243. ..... .• • . - • . ,- A f., . LONDON ; ittOMAtir; l lllair 3 1813. ..., . . *. • • P 3 tit' 14* _ • . . ..• ' . t . . ....___—..... ...___ _ -- • , w ,..---- 47 ,,----. , re misman as It. ' • THEATRE ROYAL. DRURV-LANI.. B.4•E S .S. 'l' , - . ...,. ._ •. . - . .12ElycH PAPERS. • dishonourable, anti which has no Otani' Pitt aSeept it - T O -MORROW EVENING, May 4, • P*,,, x .. , .. , . • —me— • . the P • Majorities' Servants n ill perform ' • 41* ' By Mr. SADLBit,______ . . • ' , . -mop.— „ ITUATUnt OF THE FitiVICH ARMIES IN.Tiik - •It west be contempt' that the spettaile4hitil, stt THE 4CHOOL FOR WIVES. v . . 411 i 11141 " 6 "' GaßeF a t" Twp fa l ivo : TC " Iliti , 1111,11411 / 1 1,. .* :, POEM ON THE MTH OF APRIL. . 'thia vestment,- France offers ; Most astonish . tiirrip4 • Tb which will he added, z . • ' - .. . LODOISK A. . •• ‘ 4 .: • f o ll ow i ng Now& . ... f . ;i4 -11 i r r t• •".• . 4 ' PARIS Asiuts..2s.—Dantsic, Thorn, Medlin,- Zia attentive to. the Writs -which 'futility' Wert. ' .711- Boles is.* Second Price Ss. &^ --Pit, St. id. ._t • ee L___. . ~ -giml et . is km& i i„ eh iji i i:% rtm i .. ... 4 : , . iii sit * fit_e_lealet the same sitisation. Stettin i testrin, . London Jouraillatt eneoented, a few dayi se., tbit Price, IL—Lower fierier', 2•. i second Nice, alk . ""Frirur . ton e i • o w 9 , 14ing 0 . 5 606 s lo w s, . was s4tte, were bat feebly bteektded.. Mas , the Ereneh army was annthilated4 . that our *sources cells". 14 ` . 4 Second erice - °fi e t 9Bl/ e , is ai r w4er t / I a . ',Sir as "la" -diberg wes4lol Viceroy's point de MOM. *ere *exhaust/1i f and ha t e . suddenly:li this attur• THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN if.t.:Att.o ~ EN. -' r 31811011•1 0H1400e1di4.13 11 . 4 1 11 41% • uhnourni IX . ► s . i , =Z . idoTe .. , . Y_____ l94 9 9 7l $ Kat 1400 lathes k ' l and Tongan were in it good state. The which. rem ppeart more stumsrotts, • Mori ' brilliant T ll" present EVENING, May 3, s ber is 7 .1 1 gut__liisedz is. ig: tamberg has repulsed an attack by. then es• Cr. sthich in ill. ("putrefy moterisettls di- be performed a New Comedy, called :. , to sa ; ss ` 11.7 6 seen diti a . . - .reedy threatens the 'slimy; eneeuragei oar fait,, EDUCATION. • *Aar of genii nod. chariot , ' To-which will be added, the New Grand Melo-Dramatic He. mathdro . , 7 ••9 11 •91.2ay5, pod" cart betalMs . mance. called _ *lowed the meaty of lisle, •. • Cdliterai- Salsbiflani between Cells ant-the' We s er ; have been•dellcientin canaille or lo) silts , : 110. mor4 ALADDIN; or. THI: WONDERFUL 1.1.51Ps l'ablie Sale-Days every laeidttliteet Priest. the Viceroi ins in the same position s• MS left upon that.the operations Mi. theiterrtveigne shal l hi - executed • The Doors to be opened at half past bye ieltwk• Is be' . . the Eliseo at the mouth of the Sul*, and his right. upon nn e 2 towded litie4 4 b_clikete . chfitr the. niiiitarY pin at baring sis. Lossikii Cooseti *treat illtli eithamoluw• es.i. • . .-, j.• wzi u te C amitt *, , . -' ~....- • • *post His% .escapying Bernabourg; Ids esteem at • us-c.t., 7 ,** Majesty the Harclefor ft ii 4 til ez. - ISOT AN IGAL .-LOTTKIII r . . • N , ige MagdelleSilik:L • • Red re,* ,a nti .6ortuliitte4q,opg -.--f't ,„' ,i.:..., s • so._ QWIFT and Co. res P a •- ' - ':- • Peedili kia ""i t he sctra -.. '..- —..' -afswp.,,, *...:3101-14 . berst-pr0 1 kini..4,.,-1 4 x * * 4 41 41.6.--- - ..- _piano wipirs vii Ner.,*ltiiiilttio, r" ! -, t heirs ' briz4ttie- —-- •. 0 1110 An.etillie nt has flied 1 " Witg 4 i • ' N '' .11.400*Y. esumeeimit .:001strfIgglifAe l eves litagnek at %thy eecanltis 141.14,411ittie ; . :rod" . , ~ ~,r thititilecwis AO!, sod dilla ,' • CAL LOTTEILT for THURSDAY NEXT, tie 6th of MAY. '.. __lRlceSrlielk . tif 9 A B Ime_!PlM Itral gel* Molar at Daine at IStnlll it ithiellllClrj Cgilat itertfillid It Co- tines so talky/ mtiWspitrec, so many inOttas,.to attain • i n iii, L o wey the r e are 2400 Tickets. one half of wikh swa'v 4 ituatem w - ialinct. wed"Roavr "devic from in..... teemed% Witt by italic 'front meet, and -cOntainieg dr airy' 9•9•11• '' - • .' • tbe.aame owl* nod Oedema elle'. . T4e mod 'smite's, , ate Prises of Warl°ll9 denominatives, "lilted ileCfirdilli te = fter Web.% 0 featly laud °Medd- daswiarreom, a General Socha * was at Wormer.: the town had and Ms awakening Will he terribitL• . - ' under-sseationed Scale, estracted from the Schedule of Ml' _ __me aly/fill es taigini. r, a Planing_ ,adtlat . fonms and a cow aeon occupied by 300 Prussian Milian 'who • ireth lt 11119Posilite to crssetnble that France in no ro- of Parliament. ~..• . . . - - .patme arrange= at saitablromsteuk • with A swastika . prize*. • stahleorbalse- bride , end lofts, soda large puska. partly wall- raft dispersed ow the _ 19th by a•squed '' of the loth' rind of ..ils history has shown i.self more worthy :of 1 ....Initiates .s seS,Oll € 5493 ' . ea, planted with eltolcefruit-trees in folillenritc, nod a pad-.4lassers ttad.a.Biden squadron, -under the or de r s of Ole high rank, it occupies among nation'', Witil-t it* 199 dock of r i ch gratis laid. pearly coot 200 - . • 'al 6.oooenelfiles; proud of a triumph obtained without &fagot acre,; the mat of ill: Whole on l y 1151. 6 1 0 ' -- 1,1100 • • -:' '• • '1t.... 19 - ll,OOO May be viewed, .by applying to Mr. Berry, shoemaker,: . . sours ft" them; among whom was 'an Akl,4lle, i and without glory, represent het as humhled, sn.• re. - . 7,00.) 1.."..r,.. 3 SLOW W.ond-street, Wulthmastow. of whom PortiraMrs duly he had i• .Gaelp of.Geatrat Blucher. plies to the jest confidc..ice of her Sovereign. The Pardeular; also et the Chequers. Marsh4treet t' the Tell•imellet .- _ , • PARIS, Aretilig.L . - same spirit of . patrtotism cud fidelity _animates all lose) Prize, . Value ,t 67,000 Lea Midget at the Arcane apart; and of air. Munn, WM- . MityiNcE Aran 24 .-- His. Majesty the Emperor parts of the. Empire. - Resources multiply,. and we' brook, near the Royal Eitebange. passed the•24d in =viewing tire four fine regiments -TheNsitole Tickets, price D. 51. each, are selling at their Oben, ii, Pantry; It, Charing-erass; and SI. Abigate High- Snacious Elegant Residence with Land. singula rly combialoi of-the ohl.guard; be elpressed his Satisfaction at the ' now see the happy effects. of this nobleenthusiasnt, ... . . street. Etery Purchaser will he presented (gratis) with an em- 9- --, _ ti . 9 .. with — .. .._ • -t - blematleal Print, containing a strong likeness of the Emperor s t r'v itu. the inefroPellis the lecos "of 11 WS. incSstate of these troops • they arrived at Mayence _ ~ G OTTEA4 B URGIf MAIL, at convoy. , . Alexander, the illustrious Pam!) of Dr. Thorofare' Works. Br Mr. MUNN, -- ' bye forced marches, and were only six days 4n per- 7 . , ...--- . ca lL aa vV eli lL owe L lA , LiS ni . heal. , , _ - • . garrison. - - Lougee attended wighdilficulty, but from the receat ,I vanetr• 44 g Barton , at No.J36f Pnaenicsii...oooTet. Direet . PARIS, —AT/I.XL 27 . .—tt is difficult to rotas en idea . improvements in almost every part of 'the City, Is ' ._ , of i '"' rbe had for playing n t h, over Yavialions of the Goos e 0 ( D r ab s , o f the lunation which the presence of his Majesty rendered a desirable morning "ride - . . K:2:" touter t h e title of Ganstitatiamml Cheeks. by whkh the vi n t r itei v a a y th e Emperor has caused throughout all the brenches . STAXe Otitin4-"-The Commissioners of Stamps nod iliac-relit of lalay are cnoMerubly diversified and iner t ,'"' The Pollith *of enassala Gams are bereby rombined a im: of the military - eiministrationv, and of the enthu. have peemitted`the Clerks and Stamper to continue . ". eyed, and the Gagaelp i alleultSble ; Of beta( plated iy....rios. eiltlMl which 'Ow nertaineY of his arrival has spread ' at Somerset douse from II tot! to-morrow . a from , • Three ! , or four Pemodarit 'She woe rishe: petulantly adapted tkent all the - c.orp de Parolee.' ..We have be. .10 to 9 en Wednesday, that the Pablie'may not be "" to the assaeaneat et erellieleepealkevei. .st. • • fats letter, hem • Meyettai l . which ail .airrest in : dieeppoiotod in tanietitreuei efthi great deamod .s for s ; rr HE RIM!. JAPAN Biji CR IN • G . , math le b) sathig, the Vibe treiip( erallietl 'witi? t e r ileir s o tire, Tickts end Shuts is the State Lottery, which - bogies - DAY mkt-MARTIN, 9?, High Holborn. Many of EU 'they with InipetiodWiteit the Gioia • leatge. Onti - o*Thiiritly, 41, when every . Ticket drom, ll 1 " trt i ; aloAti l tA .es readeby HAY NAM A KTl`featerve Mita atilltaty 'mess are pertiatiortifireilissieteetiltitiitAtt •bet friar, and 'every . Prise. •wfietber a, 0 0 1 0 00, 97, 0 .leaviar•bee "lbe limed HIGH t sadsama have to 4 • • • Prneslass wbooathelr eofts4ditiie*tfaltars' MSS ilitid .iffettooo; otta!rother Pak,. wilt ail pad m btool7 .. o r ) Prrist day teiglailt Plamler. - . v .. . 0 ,_.- ki : I " ivi.... ; _..; --- • •'‘ ~- •--': • 4 '. • et . • . -,tie vibe!. Address beim, oad dials's. ado, tionseivet to otake4leMa smpash:a ..611mogree . oisememile.... i • , ...., -. • • ..,,:', - .... _ . ... . . . .. . . . - .- - • . . , . . . . , . . . . " • -: • tr ' COKBHTLL. and IR,-COVENTRY-STREET. YTON, Stock-broker, recotnmOnds to his Friends the Lottery, which begins Drawing nn THURSDAY Nett, May fi, craw:juin:lw following Oeikingadvaarnges: EVERY TICKET DRAWN ON THE FIRST DAY WILL BE A PRIZE! 'WERE ARE MORE PRULES THAN BLANK S S I 3 or r€9O,OGO; of X111,04t 9 of iCHI.OI I St 'WITH A LONG LIST OF 0 rHER CAPITALS! TO BY. DRAWN ON THE OLD PLAN; EVERY TICKET SINGLY! CrETS and SIIA RES for the present STATE .A LOTTERY, containing More Prizes than Blanks, are ea Sale iit ate °Mee of - HAZA RI), BURNS, Co. Stock-Brokers, N. , .93, Rovril Exchange, where Nis. !,191, the lot Prize of XMOOO. yid the only lOC in !loot Lottery, wag sold in one unit; One • • - Eighth, aid Six Siirenths.' - The pFeient Lottery begins Drawing on THURSDAY Nee, . • ' the' 611) of MAY. • The Scheme contains $ rrizes of .4.. 410.1 M .• . • Prize, of .... .C1(1.000, &e. &es:, • swrl' and Co. sold in Shares,. in the last Let. tery. die f.)lluwin4 enpitlll Prism!. via. Fal, a Prize of £lO,OOO • • • tyl3,;, . , ...... 2,000. . 6,042, iiii,NO• 5.741. a Ave, and N 0.2401, n X2OO, nt their Mace., ;,So, 1), Peoltry, 12, Ibarisig-cars, nod SI, Al.igate fligh .2teri ; where Ticket% and Shares of the State Lottery, to begin drawing on /011§P AY N FAT, are now on Sale. The Scheme. .coutatizniore Peigeithan Blanks, including 9 .. , 3 ii .1 . .-.. klit4llo I 4 .. . io.ocie 16 • • . • 1,004) 84c. &c. &t. 11Q,SCHAR. MON, GOODLUiIi, and Co. re -11,0 speetfali intorno the Public, that the STATE LOT TERY- will cotwateuce Drawing out lIIURSDA Y Nest, else , 6th of May. The Scheme ambition MORE PRIZES TIIAN BLANKS, Incleditter. '• „ 3 . • • 4'90.1X) I 4 .r 2,003 3 ae. &r.• Sehentei. with Partirulur., may be had gratis, nt the ()Men of HICIt A RI)SON, GrOODLUCK, arid Co. the Corner •.f Bank-buildings.-Cornhill, awl Citing the King's Mews, Clt-. ring.et on, where Thrice., and Snares age selling in a variety of Numbers. NEXT 114HURSDAY. STATI: 1.01"I'EltY. ALL PRIZES!! No BLANKS on th e 6111 of May, 9440 Titkets, nonthered front 1 4 10.3 to N0..20,010. NCH EM L. Priam. Value. Total Value. 3 ....of .... re 50,000 .. are X`2O.OOO 3 ' ' L'Ath) 6 6 S .................. 3,1)00 /5 • 24k1 !.* - 100 '4O ...... :,. .. 50 50 VINO The first-drown 10 1 0 Blanks, £ 2l) eneh, 20,0001. The second-drawn I,naa Blanks, £11) each, t 0.0041, Every Prize paid io Money us soon as Drown. T. EISII, the Contractor, respectfully actsi-es an Notnedinte putelkwe ; and shoold Persons In the Country find any difficulty to gelling %applied by their Anent+. the favour of their Orders to 4, CORN HILL, or 9, CU A RING-CROSS, will be pone %wally attended to. N.B. Tile Drawing b . egins NEXT THURSDAY:. ALL -the PLATES a re t o b e DESMOYED in Dr. THORNTON'S BOY AL BOTANICAL LOT TERY. immediately after the DRAWING, operable to the AC I' .if PA RLIA M I \Ts ronsequentiv, the PH izr.s. sstkieh are nom estimated at sCLi:,OO3, *ill rise cousidentbly in 'aloe. Tickets for the &owe Lottrry are welling at 21. ss. each, by MARTIN. 8. Corilltill. And 9. Upper Iterkeley-wireet, Portman-square; Whit will present (gratis) its evrry Purchaser, a strikingliiim onset the BRAVE COSSACK ' ISRAWS ON THURSDAY NEXT. The FIRST-DRAWN TICK r will receive the GRAND PRIZE. being the Lianr;tn G:thery of Paintings, by the first Hasten viz. Opie. Reiaagle. Heollerwon. and cher -slistia44sited Artists; together with a Dutch P , Afiliatt if tinetrus,'lbe bey Original one is the World, Tidied at &AUL • The 199 sett drawn Tickets will each. receive a most spleistlid dens.; of • grand tuitional works.-on Lae subject of Bstiany. to we vow. folio, with several hundred he:l62lo'W Brigtavines,. by Haraolupi, Leadseer, Larletn, and others; earls set valued fit Bni. • The4ooaket - dititatn. Tickets will reeeire a complete Port. Aranw twf Botanical prfati 0 valued at 33r.each. • Thydgi ileikt drama Tlekere . will ends receive algrawil BO° B Wenb• called '‘The Taal& of Flora." vetoed at Lit. 'ease 1400 cert, drawn TMkNs will each receive 410Plares .vallieil it fit. rash. "4,964) belt draw. 'rickets will each receive 20 Floes valor/ lII'S. rash.: ' Ladies awdVnalrosew hi, the elaailry t lead* their Orders No. g, Gam r bill will be *applied by rain Of Pen. • • •