The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-08 00:00:00

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Amount advertieed 5t73,695 18 8 men, and Livetymen of the several Companies of the City - . ! Parish of Everreeeh, per Mrs Jobs Oaks, Church. London, in Common Hall assembled, at the Guildhall of the, I e have seed, 'in 'he Part tivoue Itnira.l.lihistils's Ministerd, • JUL[ US'CiESAR. • - warden • - - - - 11 96 . said City, on Tutodyy, the 7th day of April, 1812, .• l a the same profligate expenaiture-•the Name disregafd of the sista After whieh• well he:allied ` ' Parish of Wissett - '' - 510 6 Re - oLveo, • 1 feria* of the people--a deter:aim-1 resistaace to every nomerre • TIMOUR THE !TARTAR. • - 1 Motherold , Brandop, Norfolk, per Reit. AteneS Towers 796 l• "1 1 I1AT it appears, from immemo ri al usa g 6 , to ' matenaelatintTetariaZr;mcwrmild bigiti/ntedmriguilmimisr,lg.ins;wirtilhhoolftillihngtigmfretnitriacdiarighne s V 16' 0 I I have been the qndisputed ri g ht e i f the Lord 4 plavor, noels of eta fellow-sal/wets the due ese:eise of their` civil wad The Wiater's Tele; To-morrows he stingtl.-On • s-- Branscomb, Devon, per Rem T. Rictallicoutb • 11 5 0 i 11••rminoe. Mrs. *Wax ' Parish of Mantroun, Nottingham_ of her nepeernitee on I • Aldermen, and Livery of London. in Common Hall asseuitiled, poli;ie3l right!. • • . . . P e a l tai n g y. til io l ,r Js Inn. wife,-OS moa s d a y, marbetie ealsody , At Idanannan, by , Rev. Rev. John Jones, losaiuniiiee pee • to present and read their Petitions and RemomarMices to iheir hie have seen the waniun introduction of fortigti mercentries ;Shears. • ablwins and Co. • _ 25,. 0 0i " ; Saiveleians upon th e Throne, and to receiee answers to the sante in oer army-anew and inn ; red enertiachnstow ins tin. Iliziev ai m shl•I•01 -On ht,„hday. the Virzini.f the' lima tiMatbeihisy • • Vi•inesalas Mrs. Siddres.-Ote 'Wed- At Llangadualdtm Church, per ditto - ad as k , 3:. the time of presentation. of the press-on the indeoeudener of Jerks-Lon s ow tight Of - (iss. n ot ru se e ;A:v . -6 C or I. a(-61.--4 4 ha 1 1 114••".-•-... 3611144 CR. ar. a : Cash transmitted per Cambridge Bank ' Parishes of Wawa and Abineer, Sorrey,per Dr. Joss ''l 2.. That the right of l'etitioning was averted at die Resvoln- r e ttloiting--and on those:laws aad practices vdsic.h, since the • . tioo, and claimed. demanded, and insisted lepton in the Bill of °beaten, have served ses the basieuf religious liberti. • manufaeturers iaihrved In PLATE GLASS COMPANY. ; kins , • - 13 20 1 • 1 tights, and is also secured by that chins, of the t 'coronation Oath. Wo have seen one suer:Monts go a t r E Pablid are IlltOrrned, that a liege Aaaert. ;A Collection front the Sid Reg - iment Lancashire Militia, after__ a a a S a arstion ha. die Eas. I hos. Delienaey, at l)o- ! a twit pledges the Monarch to govern ucc Jetting to the ancieat bankruptcy arid re s in, anti tens of dame:olds of otir Milian. ~ . 18 10 8 . laves and customs of the realm ; a violattou of which , in regatd who; tai lately, formed th e stretigth of the country, reduced ii, ' roe., of 1 3 1. %TR - GLANS is Mar •on SALE, al 'Girl 1 - Priem by Mr. A I.li/LAN I) rrt BLACK. at the Comp - see a ; T he Lodge _ a _ .er3 - ~, a h . i a o ..2_3, l ,„ _h clala _a , a tlea e Lion aad . "to the right of Petitioning, together with the sei-zeire of-the Lity 7 s• 'beggery and wretch.-doess, by a Lae aad Impolitic spade Of . a o . /• • barters, loci arena the outrages that led to the dothione forced regtfintiosts its,regard to corriteereT. Vierehouse, AL RIO N • I'LkilE s tlLA t' K h'lt lAitS. R it 11)1: ta, ose.o_seat e rg _ s ee r e , s , oe . i i i' ) •Z 1 scent of the Hoo'e of Stuart, nod to the coustrAttlonal establish- We has a seen an arbitrary and dettesive riper itirrenry rotsrp - • • i r brillie . ev nod of itariousslimenaana Va 17 9 .‘ be , "a 511 . 1 " D C ri n?,NSCY of a En. coladr, torr 0 , ' 72 6,14, • Perish at hlandertun, per teirtaeys, or 1 arinouth from 12 irelem to 144 inehes he tenet's'. and from 10 to . - , ~, 9 a toeut of th e House of Ilstiosoick. the phose of tar, rettoral .ant valid eire::lati4J of the precsom _Pli o l i tli oi . fe .t r i d: ri tto ontuoveg, sanaby,asi memos, a. Tint when retitnius- are presented . and read to filia King ine:alu:%•tirkeus of lease teeth substitleed fin e eloacnorent _ coin of in bresettli t idol Comes and • Cuarave Memo, from r.l to SI . - In 1 i dioneeter Atid the same :esoortearot miss be had hi ,r _ / ~, a , gaga the 'throne, the„l'etitionill bate the satisfaction of know- the realm-4W consequent distrara and unoertaiaty striae Its all s COOntra l• Olsten, 14 adtiressaw letters to Mr.. Witii en ss ,h oster, ' ~. he l d ors Bev . T', o. lo 4 ' a ir a di r t a V . lail ' ia ti% add .' "' 1 . 4 . . - 7.•,_7...._ that these compsausts are beard ; but witch they see . pterica- o we inerea l e s itear ama mi ons , . -- rsUbd tbe Lever, ria, are immediately delivered to flea T.ard In . We hareem% yelliffßinisterS advise appattmenft at latch Mid • -rob of Ediostimep ere the llidemisfarto4y, litaventivot, ;met Present, Lane Ir . '. . ‘ 414 . 15 . 1. 1 .. . P. lv 220 . • . Waiting, and no answec given, nor have the Petitiouers any ree- responsikhe stotions, *hie* lowever in iinhon with ea n s s- - . Erma Abe g a me iropeaseincre m ids of late year to this Maas rWra Pa harn rith o nan f Tetterford,p_er Rev, IL : Noraiii ... , see Men, . a „ 4 is. 6 saraneetlrit their Petition isever read', or its _prayer Limiest to nal feelin g s, were in direct oppsisitien to the declare-J sense of factory, it i• se /VS allowed that die Company's Plates lire etpull ; , . in their brilliancs and haft es fear impessaa eompared At St. John's Chapel, fledfofti-row, per Mr. Percival 106 15 10 the Shvere 'g n • the nation, and irritating to a p;viple who have sheon no bounds yew, airy Fan inn 4:61.01 that - ; ; Parishes of Cooed s and Cieetirja 84. Paler's, Suffolk, 4. 1 Sat this rieht, so 'sleuths, to the good understanding which an their concessions to your Royal flousie. -- -- - ----- - per Rev. t Davy - - 5 1 6 main to subsist ill a limited !Monarchy, between a constitutional We have seen a no th er appointment made by thestame Minis -•. - - l P -nth of South Weil-ham, per Norfolk Bank 6 0 0 King and a free People, was never re called in question till the t en , i n d e fi ance of the totes of the House of Commons, evi l -- Ashachby, near l'alkinglutut, per Ike. Josh, . livery of London. in the year 1175, prepared a Remonstrance &nay tending to bri ng 'mu t Royal Highness :aro discredit with Ramis - a 0 0 . against the imeolitic system at that time pursuing •against the Legislarrec and the peOple. P • , • • • arish of Kirliby Uhderwood, aerße•y . J. Barwis 18 0 flair fellow-subj ec t s i n A mer i ca , w hi c h R emonstrance, • by And, as if it had been de s i g n e d t o se t at defi anc e a ll pu b lic • a•Lodge of Friendship of Freeoussons, No. 11, Thatched - counteracting the misrepreseatations of wicked 'Ministers; • feeling, and to give at once a dean.-blow teall patriotism, eon. i • IfOose Tavern - • 10 10 0 might have prevented alt the evils of the American War, had its Advice, and hope, we have sL-en the net* and culpabl e aut h or l y, J. 14. - so 0 0 argntnents been allowed to reach the i:oyal Ear. o f th e disastrous Expedition' to lYaleheren rritored to plate ant ogac - A. B. - . . a . • 50 0 a. That, in like manner, this right was denied shortly after the power. • C. hf. • - '. - 10 -e 0 csmmrnccmeut of the present don ruinous, and, apparently, inter- I n ti ne , we h ave seen many things do by thole Ministets re- Parisfi oflististield, Surrey, per Mr. W.. lautill . 55 0 minable war, when th e l.ivery o f L on d on, r ec li ne and foreseeing pigment-to the Curetinuion-impressive to the People-•and • Parishes of Theinethion, Suilielk, and RIP Norton, its cabanitotis conaiquences, sought to rescue their Sovereign and diegracefal to the Government ; mid we have 6esn nothing effect- Yerfolk s per Rev. ('hailer Brown. of Burr 314 6 their Country from the iutluence of those peruicious Councils ed, or eves attempted, towards the refoim of abuses. then bridg- At t:irk Newton. Northemberland, per 11ev. J. 'w hich, for 'ld years past, have tilled the world with witerv, , and meat of corruption, the curtailment of useless expenditure, or Botcher . - - . 6 13 0 threaten to de stros. the energiesaed resources of u great, brave, : the amelioration of the condition of the people. I While sir se itnessed with indignation the preponderance of . Collection at Seed b• ooh s by the Rev. Mr. Kelk 2 14 6 and loyal l'eoale: at Donhohne, per ditto. - 019 6 In hint the right of approaching the Throne with eur repre- ! this diseencefol system, we could nordisinho front our minds the at-Worialty; by Rev. IL D. B. Spooner ti 0 0 sentations and remonstrances, it is not less important in the pre- (' fond recollection of those constitutiowd priactides which yout at 'Porisey, by Rev. M. M. Baynes 35 6 sent alarming-and complicated situation of the Empire, when, in ; Royal Highness was believed toeherish e which were confirmed ----- at Hardwick, per ditto, - 1 6 0 . addition tie unparalleled difficulties and dangers, the Public by your own d ec l ara ti ons; an d we were consequently led to at Brameten, per ditto - 0 ii a Councils are destitute of character, and when an odious faction ; h o p e , t h a t on your unrestr i cted - accession to power, our cone- Amonat ea C • ollection at St. Trinity Church on the behind the Throne endangers the hotshot of the Sovereign, Lod plaints would have been att e nd e d t o , an d our gr i evances rd law Day, hy the hands of thelllinester aod Church- insults the feelings of the country. i'dreseed. That, under your wise and bei.e6meat staspices,•we • wardens - . - 24 4 2 7. That at such a crisis, the ofistruction that has been given to should have recovered some of oar lost rights and privileges ; Collection at Garstang Church, per Rev. John F o dd e r 3 S 6 the elketive presentation of our dutif u l Petition and Renton- ; sled that we should have had the ovisaactilut to behold in you a ' W. Wright F - 21 n 0 !trance is an aggravation of the public sufferings, and an il io n- • patriot-Prince, surronntled by a grateful and happy people. ,sq. - - Parish of East Dean - s 4 0 0 spicious omen uf the iinpending destiny of tbecouga• a and sentid 1 abstained by that ; hope we mond consolation under oar ac. 'At Edgeware Church, on Fast Day, per Rev. J. Arm- bare been advised only by Ministers who are fearful - of the ethet lowtnnlated mittiaines, iu the coefidence that at that period, we strong • - . - 5 5 a of truth no the mind of their Sovereign, and who calculate on ' should happily winless-a change in the system of domestic Cise. At Bradford Church, Wilts, transmitted, per 1). Clot- : maintaining their power by keeping hien in igooranc e . of the ' 'eminent atinnifthe foreign pelf :y of the Empirs, produced by • terbuck, Esq. - : complaints and real condition of his subjects. I able and eidiglitenvi council a rendered worthy 'daunt . owa :tad Parish of flatten, near Lancaster, per Rev. James 4 13 4 ! b. th at the only reason assigned for not receiving our l'eti- , your peoale's confidence by their known enmity to corniption ' &antitank - - 16 9 0 • lions accorsing to ancient usage, was contained in a tatter from ,by their self-denial in bad times-and•by their good faith, con ' Parish of Long Sterols, per Rev. T. Gregg 44 56 ! Lord Hertford to John Wilkes, Esq. then Lord Mayor, wherein , s a ge, nod virtue, to eliminate those necessary teforess, spell • AlSevanage, isle of Purbeck 13 14 11 .it is stated that the King has directed hi m t o g i ve not i ce, that for ! which depeaads this safety of the Coustitutien and the Couutry. • - 1 Parish of Leandulah, near Plymouth, per Rev. Eras. ! the future his Majesty Is ill not receive on the Throne any Ad.' That period, therefore, was expected with anxiety as the Y. jag° 11 0 0 deem, Remonstrance, and Petition, escept from the-body corps- dawn of a pew era ; but even as our L o p es were - great, al out-, lir g n 17 4 6 Transmitted Sir Wm. Forbes and to. E d i t e a rate; hut it nevertheless &Sr, appear tut two Addre,ses from • disappointment. was exvhsive, When we learnt-diet tintwlth- • • }At St. Peter 's Chapel, at Peterhead, transmitted per ' the C 't of Lieurena.ney of thus Coy hose once been received standing ail the past.-nateri;:idanding those grievances which we Mr. J. Hutchison - - 20 3 6 by his Majesty mi the Throne, one ou the /Gri t o f D ecem b er , h ave so often set forth-tints ithstanding thedeclared obnoxious- Transmitted per Ilaymfordwestßauk : , 1,95, and the other on the 30th day of May, ache)), a l t h oug h the rass •.f those Mini acts to 3, otivelf and the nation-and moo lilt- . . John Owen, Esq. M. 1). 50 0 0 said Court of Lieuteraney does not constitute the Body Corpo- 1 standing their admitted e re ve r s ati o n s and corrnptions--you Mrs. Owen, of Orieltom - rate of this City; while in October followin g a P e titi on was re. • were pleased to declare yell tad uo predelivions to Indulge, of 2° ° ° fused from the Livery, in whom are vested tire snore iniportaal nese/morale to gratify l-t'reciens words in the mouth of a MIN Owen, of Haverfordwest - 5 • 5 0 rights of electing thiasief hlss' i s un trate, the Sheriaa, the Rep . l Primus, iu Tepee to Nakieeta having mud ptcleakioe; to poldia, Pared, of oleasorket, per Res.. J. Marra - 45 6 Wrieathres In Parliament, the bettalto thk 'Auditors of the Orme, hut inapplicable; it is inn 'need, to your preemie Mini;- Dines,Langatin, per ditto - 2 11 6 City Reveaue, and 'other Offices% !tors, whose sorruptions are as notoridus as the suit at team-tiny - per Thomas Bateman .. 6 0 0 9. The advisers of the answer of the ileg,ent, by which our , who have evinced a total disregard of all public prenciplia-and /it. Ishmael's. per Rev. 11. Davies 6 6 P. / . Petition, as to all its useful purposes, has been rejitted, have whose practices have been chiefly directed to the corruption of -- Dale, per 'ditto - - 4 b St. Five s, per Rev. F. Rees 1 5 6 proved their enmity to the rights, privilege-s, and franchises of P ar li amen t, an d th e i r own persona l aggran di zement, - - Llandeloy, .er Rev. W. Williams 1 17 6 this City ; their treachery to the honour and interests of the ; At the same time, we beg distinctly to disclaim any desire to Llaurethan, per Crown; and their coutempt of the public voice, as conveyed by . promote the views, or interests, of any 1 articular party in the ditto . 0 9 0 , , TIJOM AS FERGusaN, Secretary, the largest Corporate Assembly . in the Em • * State fully coeviaceel th at no change of men ran be attended No. 3, (leorge-yard, Lotnhard-street. pire. • s ra 10, That our RepreSentateves en Parl i a men t b e , an d are her' - " with any beneficial effect, without an entire and radical change by instructed to support all measure s which have for their oh- of system; that all intrigues, compromises, mod combinations, ire ; the ievestigatioo and reformation of public abuses-theabo- • to obtain ur retain place and power, are dangeroueand delusive, ; "'Rion of useless places, pensions, reversions, and superfluous ' necessarily implying an abandonment of principle destroying establishments-the relief of the sufferings of the people, by . public confidence, and jesdy exciting a distrust ik all public re-opening ibechannels -if commercial intercourse-the punish- men; and that it is one) ay a wise, independeut, unpenooncd meet of delimments, however high their stafiom, and whether Adasidistration, and a free an 4 nbitensioned Parliament, that as traders in Pahl c apoointineuts, or in seats in the Legislature the great Were of the nation can be upheld. -end, at • e all, to restoration of a full, equal, and tree Re- • Feeling, Sir, that the welfare of this great Empire is identi presentation to th e IN topic. • fled with the true interests of tie Throne, we in n ply and ear th. That the S'itTitrS ' attended by Mr. Remembrancer, do ni'stiv pray, that your Royal Bigo t s. will dis m is s y o ur present forthwith wait upou h sßoyailligtmess the I"rinets Regent, and evil advisees, and call then the poetic service such men, and such deliver into hii Royal highness's head, in the ca . ..e of the ( l ord. writ only, as steed - pledged to your Royal Highness, and to the Mayor, A ateraett, and Li veoy of London, a fair copy o f th e - Coontry, to promote those saintary reformation, so iinperiously foregoing Retiolotions. signed by the Town,Clerk. I required; to destroy that hydra of corrnptiou, which is equally IS. That the Itesolutions of thi dies, together with the Petl- dangarons to Prince and People, dondoeering over the eirmer, lion, aer., toed to on the :'tine day of Mitch last, he s i g n e d b y th e preying upon the lattOr, and obeying no Moe but its insatiable Town. Clerk, and published in six Meaning and sit Evening appethe; to correct those abuses, which lave taken foot in Papers. ev. ry d•Tarement of the Administration of the a:ever:armee ; to Resolved, That the Thanks of Ma Common Hall fie given to accee.; lists that I . :l'ical and effectual Refornt in the House of the Right lion, the Lord Mayor, fur his upright and impartial Commons, which steueld make it truly speak the independent conduct this day. . and loyal feelings of the People, rather than retain the eonve- Resolved, That the Thanks of this Comtaen Hall he given to Went cog;na fit the • '. ter views of may Minister for the time Samuel Birch, Esq. and William ale} .tee. Esq. Sheriffs * fur being; or tile organ of an hateful oligarchy, terriblealike to their prompt atteation to the - directions of the Common flail, at de- rsovereigte tad the oetnery rto establish your 'Throne on a their last alerting. b as i s o f justice in its relation toforeigu nations; and to reconcile ISeeolved unammomiv, That the Thanks of this Common Hall the ample etijoyinent of their civil and religious liberties to your be given to Robert Waithrrean, 1 sq. and Samuel Favell, Esq.. , people, With the wholesome exercise of Its necessary and legiti for their nnifortn and steady attachment to the Rights of thew mate Prerogatives to the Cross 11. Fellow-Citizens, and for their zeal and abilities displayed 'on • HENRY WOODTIIORPE, the present occasion. T. N. WiLizaas s Clerk Com. Hall. WOODTIIORPE. =7 , SilL ES. Fitsbrry. Repository. Piiipbury-separe. By hie. MULL. TO-MORROW, April 9. SVERAL welt-bred seasoned II UNTBilfi seas-. ten of i0;e1 weight* y also crofig Ifhekner, it voil enaliliotti, ate/ fog trotter"; -Tema eau; of Omit, 131.colche, Cluirini, and Curriele Geldings. of different colour!. ; %OHO' dki o ; f ond Gig ifoniec. Perked" mitt in higroirss, ani fis4t trotters; ,iime very clever `Wee bye,' re d.. with toay!" awl Loftier' Moron; a Kent *sot si rni•K ilelaisip and dt (Ol aktchinee, inail-coacnee,posiorhais?;, dm alma otverul tutodinothe Gullnioays, ke. • • • - -. Fin,bory Itepraitnry, rivilAtrriquare. Br Mr. HULL. TO-MORROW. April 9; wijhout rewrve, by order of the Friends of the Pareliaserbe not having eemplettit hi. Pat - chase, WHMTLE JACKET, aNY Noise, ) Kite,. tole by V.iiestilte. &e. for hi+ •re lag eaten he‘tnedil 15 bunch IWO incite-. is perfersh sodivlr; a very gaol ituoiei. gale, to ride with tr.itips, nail likely to get good sidock.—Nia% be viewed. . . - Ismairtx Stock. etc. • , illiklr. RA DC.ER, TO-NIIRRAJW, April 9, at T.. ire tit - luck, an Hie Pre mises of Moan. Rovberts nod ammo-, Park farm, Winch 's...y-1-lin. am Southgate, Middlesex, by order of the riPro Tit:oars, lILTY very active useful HORSES, calculated r . • for (straws-1, pi .ighing. carting. stage cdviches, prat chaise, nal, yariimv miter nommen of dr..•wzist work. Several cart , , wigwam harness, _towing impleasv..tv, pigs, gamy; .10:s, stable atenvils, ke. . I' be whale in .ie viewed nue day prior to the sale, and .nid• IR lilting reserve, when eat itiirtes tarty he it til no tite Preaskesi id 11w Rove siti•Cratin. I:dimontue ; the Hell. Edingittiat; Rise and Grasso" 114.1 -hi hiroy I the - Itald-faced Stag,. limbic!, ,Cornin..nt obi Heil; Wsetstone s She Cherry Tree, ramercare; arta , I" Mr. Soder, at hid Repository, fiussreil..trtt. - lialwebeld Fahaitare and Slick in Trade of it Brash Maker and Tumor. RI, Mr. CLARE, • TOMORROW, at Twelve o'Clock, an the Preniises. N 0.29, hart-le-brae.itreet, Galdvn-stiunke, nerettion of !be Site d& it Midrfleoes, T• HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the JL weal deseriptiao,a.d ad the STOCK at TRA ; con, prising several bau4re4 dozen of bored 'bloat board., manufac tured Ode, oboe, aa clot h - bt woes, ',alien+ Nod clog., hard and soft art.att, bl,tek. and gre. di ACOnSi 4-io. ruff, trod blark, hairs, a lathe, rt»oidete. work be' Nil, vice!, and nulls, Allericoa and oilier Pinaks m.dlogniey veneer% &c. &c. Ma. be viewed and Catalogues bad as the ireali.er ; and at the A . " 4( ligneres,. 4 , Cecksterl.Btrand. ENGRAVING 131 Mil O.R P, AFTER CARACcI, Tw. nly-four haws by Twebty, -FOR WORK OF EN GRA-VIM:S. Tli E very celebrated PICTURE of the DEAD ctitt Is t and M ARIES. by An. Caraeri, formerE in the OrlentsilOollection, now Castle froward— baying, bY llo• permission of :lie Earl of Carlisle, been Copied by Mr. W sikio; jun. for the Ini r P" S eo f harm ing one of n SERI ES of I WELVE Large &Nell( Alt INGS, to tie executed try the proici t ml Ar-• trots of the present period, with a view of .gliesaplitytiur the Works of the leading Masters of he Rosana, Fioremine. 84- logoii.e, Venetian, Lombard, Spanish. French. cud Firn.i. l l Reboot-, Amateurs of Patotiog and of tine Eti4roviog are respectfully lammed, that the drawing of (his Picture, al pre t•ent engravint: by Sharp, together o sth other hue Dr:taint:a after tl,es M Oaers. from which this Work will oe executed, are how on view, at the Galiery. $9, Sackyille-street, Piceadii ly, which will .emarte Cleat to forut a correct idea, Hot only .4 the naktre or the Work itself, bill of the selection of which it will he eimposeit In Unhanding, oy individual examples. the Compositions of three 1/1 . the. Scowls ahuke-tacationed, •it is intended to adopt l'the very general subject of the HISTORY OF OUR SA ! V lOU ft, taken at sane a f ,nost inieresting periods. T a i. is oust happily afforded by the following copiers! Picture,: by i the Virgin, Vow% Christ, and St. John, of attlfseille. Floss in the Statford Gallery ; by the Holy Family of Julio 80. mann. in the Collertito, of the 'Right Hmourable Lord itadsfork ; by Mist atanagst the D.a-tots, in the pie ' lure of Lei - nun-di .da Vinci, in the posses-ion of toe Right Holt Lord Northwick I nod by Ike picture of Amato! Caviled, Above mentioned. These four Pictures, while they offer choice examples of the Roman, Florentine, and Bolognese School:, ! will also form at Set, eqiially valuable for Me Portfolio, or toe apartment of the Am:thaw. The Venetian Ind Flemish Scho .ts being tbmie in which Co lourtng ha. taken nlead, will he exemplified by the gay had liitistoone subjects of Ulan and Paul Veronese, and the Atte -I;arieal and. qistorleall Work:Of It liliyns and Vandyke, w kite the Schools of Lotakutrdy% of Spain, ::ad of prolate, will he shown 1 in the Works of Crlcreggio and of Morino. The work itself c thus give, not may a'concentrated view of the (*.impositions of these great Matters. hut also atßird an opportuctly of judging of the retative altilities of the must calf. 1 qnn Eni;r4v-rs of naotierui Fur .pe. illepo.dein of the Work ,-1 large Fneraying., it is intended ' also to Wilku a smaller Work of Fifteen Eogravill g o,, upon tbereak,of Vandyke's Book of Heads. illustrative of the hoe Portruits and ideal Head. of Itaffittlle ' Olorgiutte, Ve lasquees Rulieus. Vandyke, Rembrandt, Guido, and riprhlev, Middlesex. Dermal'tvehold ; and part eeprelsold videnee, amt ah lot 20 Arms of rirh Mrtulow 1A.4 delightful! , situate wi iitri-4411t Mika of 1,0001.0, In the woo agreerthie pat, of finchte ) ._ .11y 11r. j. H. SfIERK 039, Os 14 EDST.SIIA V, April kV, at Twelve o'Cloclt. at ibe, • • • * . 'format Mail, mar tt.e Bonk. AA VERYAlesicable FREEHOLD and LEASE how) EtitATr., ealcular for a Fat wits of the fret respectability ; ronsprssing a wham,/ 'al uniform kesidencr. two taining four belt chambers, diessiii,;-rootos,,niii closets, vrisants" sleeping-6 , 40, and our , ery, a Ivlnisnme dirting-r:eru 2S feet, with bow-window and foldifig door operooi at a cheerful lawn and paddock, elegant drawing-room, with t-anda. a breakfast parlour, hall or summer di:am-room. halleer pantry. sttarsous kitchen, &ars , . wash-house, and Inaadry, a cool larder, ser vant,' hall 2$ feet, and hotoeketr-r . . ...look over; the detached. offices are Weleofranod; and cm.sist of a doable couro-iworre and rtahling for four 1u11'.,, harness -Noon, coachman's roots. Lek and wood-house, ponitry-house. brew-house. low roach :raid, a pampa tine sprits.; water. The grounds are di.phsed ithirtinitc taste, are planted with a selection of chiller shrubs, and nromoented with forest trees, int elegant Limon; shru:iiterv. ;Awl pAddeek fenced, prodtar. ye kitchen .garden, south .well, and wireri t us Atilt trees, tint h•or.es and green-howse I coo :Lenient twthe house are several enclosures of rich Meadow [sad, coo- . taitang mother about :0 Arun , . • T. tie viewed with Tickets. which, with Pertkplars, way be had rt, the.Auerian Mart; and of Mr. J. H. 'Stserwituil, 4`2, Bert.tolninew.ek.set alto on the Premise . TO 1111 ROTAL ITIGIINFSS THE PRINCE OP WALES, REGENT OP WE UNITED AINGROSI OP GREAT RRITAIN AND IRELAND. The humble and dutiful Address and Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of the City of London, in Common Ilall assembled. We, the Lord Mayor,. Aldermen, and Livery of the City of London, in CommOn Hall assembled, deeply feeling the distres sed end calamitous state of the Country, humbly approach year Royal Highness, dutifully to represent those grievances and abuses under which we labour, and of a hick we have so long and inelfectually complained. It is nearly a century since the family of your Royal Highness succeeded to the British throne, under principles and constitu tional regulation which happily promised to secure the succen^ siou on the ouly sure basis of thrones—the liberties and affections' of subjects. The history of nations does not afford a better exemplification of the etre, ts of the principles of a free Constitution, than the stale of these kingdoms at the close of the reign of the second Monarch of your illustrious House. Public - liberty was edit bli-hed and respected—the national clutraeter was In conse quence exalted at home and abroad—a war for national objects was carried on with unexampled glory—and the true interests of "the people had beeuso n isely consulted aed maintained, thati the successor to the throue congratulated himself on the pros perous and auspicious circumstances under which he found his kingdom. low unhappy the reverse! produced by a subsequent system, which generated a petty and disguised warfare on the rights and privileges of the people—which gave to die influence of patron age and corruption the name of ft overnmeat—ohicb depended for support on senal majorities in both Houses of Parliament— and "Rich polluted the prineitml authorities of the State, and weridced the public weal to despicable iatrigues and the cupi. d i tyfof individuals. Liberty was invaded—the press, the terror 1 of only bad Goyernroents, was feuered and persecuted—the country was torn fiiy factious—corruption .raised itself above the law and the constitition—pnd the American war, and the disse veratien of the Respire, were the consequences! similar feelings and policy led to an unhappy interference' with theaMairs airs neighbouring nation, and a war of 20 years, saaartakao aadeonthated without any settled or intelligible ob jett, hr dissipated the indittery—destroyed the commerce— dried, up the refonrees—curtaßed the liberties—and nearly worn down the spirit of a brave and loyal people. Aldmagh we basic for a series of years, by Petitions ta the .roand to both Houses at Parliament, made earn* wens of our grievances. and fully aiticipatald nsasequences of perseverance inso cusyupt ad altrall s. I=yet all our complaints have remained, AM r but the same peruicluos mealtimes are still pansimil-4164 • . , - / • SIFT and CO. Contractors with Government, respectfully be leave to solicit the pairimate of the Public towaids the SCRENIE of the PRESENT srA rr. I.OT - - VAL If, whirl' will be Drawn on Ibe Sililt of T/116.140N111 —Aprll. 13C /1 FA L. 1 Prise of X 20.0.0. • .. is .....E40,000 1 1 .. 10.000 • 1 b000 1 • 0 3.001 40 • 4003 • • . SAW • 2 4 . . 1.1010 • : . 4.010 , 6...4 , tkp . 8 . 4OO ..:... • 3,'200 10. - 200 .. .f.. . • 2,000 • 12 . 'SOO so - . . 1 2 .... 2,000 • b 0 /• • 70 ... .... 40 100 /41 - • 2.000 ,.. IS - VA tt thle and inspfurslng Leasehold Property, Lant'-t , tit re deat ted t comprising exters.ive . .nd eligible Rwviuess Pre mises. Fifteen geateel D' elliwg-konses, and a Pint Bi.iltl lug Griamd, situate Northaniptnu-square, ?sweeval-street, a 414 thivew, ell-street-road. . . liy Mr. J. H. SHER WOO!). • At the AnetionAlart, nenr the Bank, no W . iIINT . ;;DAY, April lb, at Twelve, by direetitta of the Assignees of Mr. Tnowins Bankrupt, hi 1i Lots, THE LEASE o f very capital and extensive I'Lt Ell IS ES,' ti ttLate No. p, Peirce val -street, comprising every requisite depute:cut for militlucting a Concerti upon large wale, ticlittliod•n Carpenter's Shay, Mn fret by 45, large W areh Jule, illionn's Yard and Shop, -plurnhers , Painters', Glaziers, and Smith,' Shops, :Uphill Dr) ling : room for Timber, stalviina.*coacti-hoar, two counting-houses, large paved pnrd, and , t auKeel Dwt long 4nme aljoiwiag, t•uthbble its every re spect for a respectable FatatE, with litrge walled Garden : Meld for sixty-scion: fears, at the trifiicg i;ruutel-rent of 111.55. per mutton. . , EIGHT very desirable genteel DWELLING-HOUSES, sub-taniladly built, and tinishet with much neatness, pleasantly situ°, is Norttitimpt-Ai-squar e ; each c.ottaining five lOWA aleepoi‘ moue, a well prop, rt ioned drawing-room, deg:tatty Stied - up, breakfast nod dialog part tar, two corivenieni kitchens, roomy and walled Bard. n, a port let producing consi derable improved . reas I two oh hand may be entet,d immedi ately ; hold for 70 Years at lt/VI Fl YE seat HOUSES in Stailli-street, with &Ph* of Ground adjoining. . And TWO DITTO in Spencer-street, held for abadt 67 years, at low rents. Also a very desirable-PLOT ;If GROUND, 1:6 feel by 125, most eligibly situate for building, at the kick of Northampton square, with !roost eitirance from Gnswefl-sireet, upon . which 18 Houses/nay be erected ; held forseseaty-tme 'eats at a pep- • per-corn rear,' This day was published, TO be viewed by leave of the Tenant., and Particulars hid TREATISE on the RESOLUTION of the nn the Premises of Mr. Selby, Solicitor. Charles-street, A - EQUATIONS I. ALtigERA. Northampton-square 4 at the Mart; orof Mr. Stierwsiod,i • O =I: I ,,LIAM A. 4 tits rt wires° w7tclose. g Printed for J. J Co. St ate's Cburcb•;yard. The prha•;pal Artists to he emplovell in these Works are— filorglien, of Florence; Sharp Had Heath,. of Loudon; Bi.frO, of. Germany; Milner. of Stutgard; and others, who may be considered to the prio.cipal Engtavers of the present period, as . well in this country its shroud; nod both Works will be tinder the flitection'of Willirr /toilworn', L; .q. The Terms. of Sabserip ' to the la►ge Work- are. Three Guineas for each Engraving; to 'be paid no delivery. Thy erms of Subscription is the Work of Portraits, will be Tab. Giiinetts f•r each Number, costraioing Three Engravings. The lotpressimn of the Plates shall be delivered to Subscribers se trording to the priority of their swbseriptiottr, and Gentlemen, oot testi:rut its London. wishing in become subscribent to this Work,•will be :o good ns to and their particular address, and also mention), if they wish their Copies delivered to any person in London. or forwarded to sbeus elsewhere. Mr. Yates, at the Gallery. Sackville•street, who has etsrge of the Exhibition of the Di - owlets. W ill ieeriee Sub set OM , s names to both, 9► either of these Works; trod airs Book fur entvrior these has been recently oPeoed. Geode/urn iWeud fog to sunscribe, will be a ware of the losportuore of Itavh.c their names high sip ou the list. as the Impresstous of the Plume will be delivered or strict eitiititrroilZ to the some. • 12,000. Ticker ? £120.000 Toe Tickets lb Ala Lattery are all of different Numbers; and the a hole Lotieris will he determined in One Day. Tickets nal 'Shares ore selling by SWIFT and CO. at their Offices, IL Poultry, 14, Chnrutg-cross, and 31, Altigaie High. street, t here; in tholn , t Lottery; (Imam TM ofJtwtfurv, a•Prize o f ,e9O 0 was Soil in 16 Sizteentbs, and No. 995. a Prize of £4,0.0, in 14 Shares. • • ON SPIII tit. 3 • " It is in Spring;' eliserso a celebrated "Physician, " that constitutional diseases (dine into action t ;out if, at this APR4..11, people were to ati:tpt an alterative dirt, much human u.i.wry would be prevented." THE NUT qg the SASSAFRAS TREE is nct only very nourishing and plan sumo the palate, bet ample experieneo ha. proired it to be more eflicatietus in crwreetirsr; thi coaititution - suM purifying the blood than the Lisbon Die* or Sarsaparilla. People ['abject to eruptions of the .skin, th:d such as are of Guilty. Bilious, Asthmatic, or comemplive Ha bits, wW find the Smears:is Cocoa n glass turalunhle atticle of diet. lo the peciodienl works on Medicine II.Ii highly extolkd, twit Hs use is adopted by 4everal eminent Physicians. It is sold in it ground Ante for boiling (in the raise manner as coffee, , price 6s. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, jirocer, No. . 99, Struad. , Orders from the cou.ttry must be accompanied with a re. aittance. • •• . • . , . . - • ; '•'J. • • • ••• -' s •- • • 2 -•,- -.; '' . . • ~,, ..,. ~. ~. ..., • • 1, 1 0 /0 0 .4.40:. •-. 4 ,, ,•114,4• , — , s ; g . • - ---'•— •ft , •44..1 , - k . • 44 .' , 1”, :' .. .. .. . . - • . . - . _ --- Ii k~ i..ze 1 4