The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-04 00:00:00

proper ten ; render it smeemeer for N. 1111 UV LETO N , Black Lemt:Pencil Maker to the King and the Prince Regent, tubiform the Trade, Artists and those Gentlemen **hi me in the 'titbit of usingillormoilint the Procils, the repitatiuti of which basiseen r4abliaB7slopore thou 6:tit years, and which have forinerly bees Mutts ty s nark of Middleton onis...ate now distiugutsbed . from..cuunierfeits -bv that name of Middleton, with the address - 1f JAeXanufactury, No. I*, Strand, London, opposite, 21ewcylle:utreet, The greatest variety in London of Letter Copying Ma- , Writing and Dressing Desti and Boxes POckel.l Book., awl a large nisortasent of Fancy Artkles, are Bores, trea.ly for sale on the lowest tennis. •_ TN Tiff. NOB! LITY. GENTftY, AND fi'E PUBLIC 114 . . rEIIII.3TEALT and -SEWARD 9 Inrentort of the. IL Patent LIVERPOOL LAMP, feel it ~ duty they owe CM Pehlk to *nue, ibut the very great demand for their tamps h.e, induced a few needy individual:4 toSittempt istrodnciag ta , tic Public a Lamp resembling the Patent Liverpnolf--rawly is ni outward appearance, bat in . prineiple the salaam the At.. reeditinin which none eau be worse fur burning cominoweil).• Tele inuners.e entniscr of Patent Liverpool L oaps new is use . in shi t50m..... 5 of the Nobility.and Gentry, as well as in theaheps of Tradcwisee, are the most convincing proof of their eminent ntrrietity aver every Lip hitherto invented; they piratiote a 4 mach brilliant pure light as any three ntbur Lamps with , the use often/sawn air only, without !oriel! or smoke. The sooty Wareham's belonging to the • Proprietors nee at No. 102, ltrury-lone, opposite Long-Wet arid No. 62. Church street, Liverpool; where the best is irk, °lions* eases, may be h,,d for the thieve. T`"-- and , SHARES for the present HA'rg 117, croak)* Awe triiie! torn Maks. ars C bak the Ogee of _ _ NAa.•VPli s OURNE, anit Cn. Stnek-Rroters, - Nu. 91, Royal Exchange, where An. )091, the lost Prize of X 20,000, and the Only ace in Mot Lottery, was saki i t One Half, One Eighth, and Si Si 'Limit Its. The present Lnwery begin 0r.% ing on THURSDAY Nezt, the . Rth of MA Y. The Scheme coutzsias • 9 .... Prizes of .€90.009 3 Prizes of .... aClu,tkM, &e. &e.• Plum Mersey .kirs Robert Wiernin, Bart. Marge Be-t. Esq. J. M. %likes, Esq. Henry *lib, Esq.. Rec. Mr. Giese. J. A. Rucker , Esq. H. !tucker, Eq. Cutqalmon, Esq. • nawcruft. rsq. iritztl Simeon, Esq. &Awl, hsti. J 5 4, blever, Esq. ' inn Fridng. Esq. S. Goltlicknogit, Esq. Robert Taylur. Esq. J. D. iturkec, Esq. &Wens Molina Ma4Cl lll, Esq. J. Finlay, Esq. - HareSao Marten-, 'Esq. - Amount of Subseription His Royal' Hisikoeiothe Duke sr Cambridxe 10.1 0 I 'W. aid R.i3to radafle and co. 50 0 Amgentein, EN. 150 U Messrs. James Camp bell and Co. 50 a ItlFsers. Jako Yarded - and Soo 21 AI J. A: N. _ 2 C Messrs. Jas. .:zenove cest Co, 52 IS Vim'redact, Blubm, .es. 55 10 VlllsBuirmill. tea. 23 W. Esq. 5 C. F. s._ _ 1-1 rt Thornton 'Esq. M. P. C. Flower, girt. 11. 51•Kerrell, Esq. K. Finlay. Esq. M. P. G. Devise's', Esq. d. Ban ' nester V.sq. John (raven, EM. John Tyler, Esq. Jaen kolle, Esq. ioltaGenrge Witlle, Esq. Morris Oppenheimer, Esq. _ Geo rg e Mever, Esq. Rev. Mr. 'toper. 10nannel-Giulhardt. Esq. George 11. Ward, Esq. Ifenry William Smith, Esq. J. E. Lieheurnod, Esq.. Thomas Anther, lisq, _Nicholas Alb. Martinius. J. A. LEGER. See. alfeady advertised X 5,725 Meters. 'Williams and • Bell:Ynrmouth 21 0 &tine and Vulture Tu .veril 5. 5 ' Jabs Baughnn. Esq. 5 5 l'seen G. Anthony, Esq. 21 0 I`bn., Mashiter ' Esq. 20 Es Messrs. /lobisssuid Son 15 Y. Messrs. Brandl'and De • • Lannov . 30 Messrs. lutle thfleHand 30 0 A Russian I() 10 Edw. Itinsman,.El. . 10 W. Pearson ' E sq.. 2 0 Lient.-tea. Corsyseight 90.0 Sir Peed. Baker. Her,. 52 1,1 Jones Plitnrtm, Esq. 20 0 Friedmann and 50 0 . Mrs. Friedmann In U 41; L. Kw' Dq. - 5 b Georte Cherry, L4i. .5 5 Mr. C. Arhnea)er 1 U Capt. T. Chri.tiari. 4.l Roynl Veteran Bat- Hazer, C. Lorck, Esq. 5 5 Rev. Dr. Bell 50 0 I'. A. hliliber, Esq. jun. 210 0 fit. Robinson • I 1 Chas. Grunt, E.g. 21 0 Messrs. D. flooza and Co. 103 0 Morita Hahn 2 . 0 eyal Yew.— talinn 2 2 Tlio:nos'Sfentt, Esq. 10 Wank Taylor, Esq. 20 0 D. Zimmermann 2 2 Schulz and Dean 2 The Hon. Baron Wood 10 10 Doctor Phillirunre 10 10 MeArs. Graham, Shop snn and Wedderlnorn 25 0 A. Si icketizie, Esq. 10 0 I John . Sitnenu, Esq. M. P. 46 5 John Cock, Esq. 21 0 I William I.•wis, Esq. 52 0 IL G. Zeesche, Eln. 10 0 'Emanuel Henry Brandt . St) 0 W. Trotter, lisq. 5 0 Ahrahnin MelLt, Esq. 26 S Messrs. G. Wicke, liar- Thomns Kemble, Esq. 2d 6 ries, and Co. 31 10 Claude Soot, Esq. 50 0 J.ll. Freese, Esq. : 0 5 U J. Sunnier, Esq. Hull 50 0 C. E. F. Sciwieger, Messrs. Blaydes& Co. do.ln 0 E.q. •25 0 I Mr. Litchfield • 2 0 Robert Curtis, Esq. 5 5 M. Parkins 1 0 J. E. Heyman, Esq. 25 0 Genrge Ranking, Esq. 52 iii . Subscriptimu are received by nie.Committ?e, at the City of London Tavern. between the hours of twelve and two; at the Bar of the said Tavern; at Lloyd's; at Stem:. Minden and Co.; Down and Co.; Smith, Pavne. and Smiths;. llobucts mu! Co.; Sir John Perrin( ' •Slinw Barber, and Cu.; Coons and co.; MummerileY• anti Co. ; and the other Bankers of the Metropolis; and bi lieu. Smith, Esq. Treasurer, Lawrence Pneotney-hull. The Committee beg to acquaint the Friends to this (rent and gnod cause, that his Royal Ilighuess the Duke of Sussex will honour them by presiding at a Muller fixed for Monday, the 10:b of May next. nt the City of London Tavern, Bistiopsgate street. Tickets will be issued in due time. • • Price Is. • MEMBERS of PARLIA 'TED KINGDOM of GREAT 1, on the Addrew of the Merchants 's, in theisland of Newfoundland, ;ARSON, 411: 0; poseposor.rdw. fillet Is. ' . LONIZING the ISLAND or 9, in a Letter addressed to the la- CARSON, M. D.' the Members of Parliament of the ' Britain mid !tenor!, on the Ad. Inhatiitont, of St. John's, in the to the Prince tiogeot.r Paternoster-row. In 9 vale. 12 , n0. prire ISe. THE HEROINE; or, Adventures of a Fair R.,,,,nr c Header. BY EATON sTANNARD r,‘RILETT, E.Q. ,. • • " L'Histoite dire Femme eet logjoure un r.arsn. Printed. for and' bold by if. Callm, Public Library, 50, Conduit-street.. wof ham nnd nN B,inkseller.• irony /0A be find. THE HISTORY OF 'MYSELF AND MY FRIENII. By Miss Plutnotte, 4 vole. TRA ITS OF NATURE. Hy Mies Socsty. Second Edi. Lion, 4 volt. diedr. • •-•-• . .1 Allow Iry Aramaic ARAM' • • • • . fir,RALDINE PAUCON HERO. 3 THE WOMAN OF THE WORLD. By F. A. Holstein, 4 'I"DE EO N S ,OF THE VISCOUNT AM) THE DAUGHTERS OF THE EARL: n Novel depicting recent Seenri IN fashionable Life, 4 vnk. '2)4. we . • $ . ._ fruits, and refreshments of ell kinds. I. was informed 'that the English estahlighnient at' Sierra Leone was the chief rendotraus for two frigates -and several, sloops of war, stationed there; that ottaiff the frl:. gatesliad left that place, some days previous to our' arrival, and that the one remaining (the: Amelia) ap peared to be much larger and' stibuger than oar's.-- In the course of six days, we completed our provi sions and waterfor.sis eighths, refreshed the ships' ' . crews,, and repaired our vessels and their rieging.— Previous to my putting to sea again, I determined on ° sending • back the. English prisoners Which•J had on board, otr . condition of their being exchanged; and I gave 'them - a cutter whiCh I had - taken," L. carry them to Sierra Leone: I put the Por- 'tape* in possession- of the La Serra, and ott the, 44 of February we sailed front Le-Los Roads. .At four o'clock, the Areihuse touched on a shoal, although we had five fathoms water by the lead. I hoisted all sail, and got off immediately, but the pieces of sheathieg.which,canie up, showed me that I bad run on a point of rock of coral ;pike frigate, 'however, did not make any water. The rudder was knocked off,..and the".hroken.pins retrained partly in,their iront, later hasing.siriven- for some time ' into five fathoms, water, I came to anchor. - The Le Rallis, winch was-in my wake, anchored about two cables' length to the eastward of me. I moored with a kedge anchor out to the northward, and hoisted the rudder upon *poop. The night was calm, and the sea smooth until about three o'clock in.. the morning, whets a very Mark storm .coming on from the north-east, I moored with a second auclir, which was scarcely at the bottom before the cab!e of • first anchor broke. The wind blew with great vio lence, and the frigate rode very heavy, all the straps , ' to the cable with which I had moored were. broken, and the keel was damaged. We now found ourselves in the most critical situation that can Ime imagined ; idriving with.great rapidity .on the coast-Jet Tamara, witik:hwas not far distant. Igot under sail, but with- ' out racitier ; assaailed by a gale of wind, in the midst of islands -almost'unknown, finding the bottom in four fathoms, and in the darkest night! I-nevertheless blade use of every resource still in my Poster. A cable • was run out through the middle window of my cabin, and two braces which were lashed to it at three fathoms, outside titeside, governed it. By the 4(10 this imple meat, and of the sails, which I continually balanced, I I succeeded in getting eat into the open sea, and into t 2 fathom inter.- Soon after, the gale abated, and the 'weather cleared up ;. at daylight we found ourselves at about four leagues to the north-east of Tamara, and becalmed : I looked out all round for Le Rabb', having seen her get under sail at the same time with myself; but bow great ; was my surprise to find her again cloF.i in with the islands, and covered whit sig , vials: my distance from her prevented me from dis tinguishing them, but I judged them to be lif snelan choly presage. My crew Was employed without re laxation • •one part in managing the•ship, which was a _ :eery diffi cult matter ; and the other in getting the an.. choirs on the_forecastle, to bend them, &c. and the carpenters were at work in altering the rudder-irons. The corporal of the sea artillery, Paillet, plimged into the sea, notwithstanding the -presence of some sharks, and cleared the irons of the stern-post froth the broken pins which choked= them. At eight o'clock, ire let- go a small anchor -in 12 fathoms water, with black ground, and the ship's company were enabled to take a little , rest. At about 11 I 1 o'clock, the.Rubis tired several guns, nand at noon we die _ _ be. ' that the- • F 1 *" . . , • ' , , • . . , e %, • • • ' • A • 1 • • , • • . • . IT . lk , .. • . • ' . 41 • . ".. • * 4 - 4 . s ; -• s 4 •' '• ' • I. ) c'' . • . .., • ...i . - ~ ...-- ',:,....., ...1.4 . - - 1 , ,it . * .... • , -.". , -- - • ' . 'lie , •, * • si • - , 4• . „., ipv,, ...-4 1 .„., .. 'l, i• ..- • ~I. :ii : e* ..- . ' ..- '. .• I I -ir .II .0: I P::. If . L., .' - ,-,‘ ~':-.. - 1 , ' • - '; . • i " ' . •. 4 ' ..":• `T . 5.1 4 .- . , "go'? At "0 , , ,peat '', . • L '- i• !.. ...'. ',' .' '' , , i ',... • .. '• • .. • , ' ... • P ... '•• • . . . 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Lee 4 1,..,• ea. ?arLbt Sherri PARIS., Artist os. , . All9l Ns in reroveriot their T ,,,,, ittrißsti, itALEK'S GUlbig, in ma. RlLTilicr lIMOM l'llEdt6696tlf OP • CRIPTArk . Wi t ' ' , To•w Melt will he added, LODOISKA. . . thit . e 1 ,r Coates Tasty*, April . 4 811 4 }e"h i,.. ~ ' • theirs sod gnslalag TEES of 'any Dimetillons or tilaall- aortas ocre.'or Ms- lIIitaTY'S hauling hint' 4 ..'' v • • ' . s tem ( p r i ce 5 i..0. .„,_i5;,, y,, Art.: Pecan; RUO'• lit hi rers the Duke of SUSSEX . is tiplro o Het ~• , , • • • TIittIfIVADOSIOISTO PO Tits MIPIIiTIIII:cfs WOW ' • ttssa, ,s. i Itedatutioas were ottodosololy agria4 1-... • . By A. CROK.E.R. • •• 1 • - Price, %. - L nwer G " li er Y• 16 * I Seceud friee' is.-Upper" - Issioe, . • • , • '4 . "' ' keit* "%the, lineerYor, Of Pewee. Anther of the " tae . •- ' , "rOlthoord tho-Aretbswe, Ifyilf Ita, . . , tilllerv, b. t Second Prices 6d. 4 . 1 His Majesty's:frigate. Le Etu6ii, Not. lei, ' 14 - Wit ‘pirst_* . of molly r_episitsoca ti . ??1' . 1:01 4 7 ,K., 4. - rtp • roects oti nf oil Laad AN SO ;lro rser sir ,•: THEATRE -U.O YAL, .COVYNT-GAH.I/ 6 N. - i elm* k, ob er of th e elorions ease l . o ..... fr at it e iris'Oßtr!Er a n di ~ and L'Areihessiatesiee my cemniand,• baring CX 124 .. • rr HI S , r e fe r • mem of tkelf art*. hssiotely Beall '. , ho, 11 : _ii% •• atereetet-ppw, ', * -,.... • 4 4. 4 t pr i „pogat to ae Bar t*. be f erform._ vt a New 'Comerth called - . 4.0.. ,' g o o i nt , Tt ord in sber row of wa ll op., po WIZ 4114ITISH GALLERY OP PIC"MICE - . . ; 1 : fllti'i' i : frail o the Roth ' of' November last . tin It* lattet cont . . f January, ire- the most heavy seas, I sfeered for . . • _ ATION. ' dim • i f ' , and to tie welfare of flammerauti of the • '' . *KRIEL . the coast of ../ica end carried into tholslet de Gat ' . • To which trill he ogbird. the New Grand Melo-Dramatic imii.... " .6„. two, be art! ewlttl elate 40 wall , s Poldlibioa la NUMBERS ;sod PARTS. "I d up . p orta . uesg e i t i l p • mane. called 'tyro nuilofeet theß littedlidily ht the Price 111. ay. 6d. 1 Proofs AI. fr. tor comedy coloured In i ....... ' ' i I 7.i ‘- -;1^ ALADo IN 4 . or, TH E • WON DEN FUI. LAMP. 4 ) ... .-sse . b y -, „„osoblo 'amuse to the iterety. totitatios ut the Oriehwd, Twelve Golsen; and &DIM each el I ' ll ". Lw Serrar, one 'Of not prizet '• ' etrgo•af *Sic*. might seise me for refitting 'Lk( ,• ; . - The Dooto In be opened at limit past bet o'clock, to be= . , 4 ' •• • The North of Ge r ..., ammo, C o t sorb.. , • • - rAIITS I. 11. ads I If. lot tbe - • .... ! t)kro. frigates. On. the Sint., ow striving off 604 . ' : •:- -.- maw Iti tisdliast a at , kw= ' sin let loaf past sig. - to-- asak..esevi •', • 100.4.1... 1...,,,4, .00ffehalY OK'd Mil 1444 . 16 . 1beigiNgly !AQUI% of STAFFOiIIrg COLLECTSON : blabths 0 4 . - R ll 4o,shich was a 4 alad4 Poweired a• Wilt . ' t. ft .- VI:APRS. POOLE AND SCOTT'S COMMISSION. ~.. ..6 , _1 40.4" 4 4.„ , , . . _r 1. .. , 1 r. „. , 111CTUtt ES 3 3411131 It e d 3 "taille "AO/ 1 1i tatt. l . l "} Of WOriWitiCh, w¢ikyet far all, seat o host *nits:lt-46: - , Ai order g *ilk sod 0 goilliogultig Drowse% : frIlE creditors wite.hete prtned SW, Debts ' , .1., m ,,,,„.,..,,,. „.. i o „" L.., t""ltt a l et vr, h Pictures. ' Rem** --' et- .-- WOO - inr• 4 ot, di egiftnoool , liifig i- r-. 1 1 ‘7 1 m I n 40 . . . _ - . A. der tb- Cowiwboiao ag iinst Rorren Raab', .____,lho phielpootiqt . po k , woo s , l opek r 004,4'414pr Intoill* ' sari ' Tau ' w-*.. 13"? IlL ut i er i t i ro/TieStgi4jittroa 'lO , • ~. . fAcrIK '•. - • . . Robert Bo•'s AD 1100 6e r s at'a Kilt 3 . 11 ' 4. "` Tiv ,1 siadhsethepropeieftresuri mart that O'COrlallikeit, deli ."-7 - - - -7* ."' I m ir . '• , but a. • ' t tee ?hearts 'aitedikril,- Love-lame, _Rodoirf". Landon, MerC h ,r i p "' a ., 7 r e e ni t i e ,,.. a il. Mee bellow aided faults t ode , having tli , liierty to 41 ‘2,), fr. '"' Bl " 4 " tr " "' nil 'h e ' l u g*" "'l it be •li" re d sh Fr h brig Mali liar Ijuk.. - nit , of - 14 truHU " •• . Dividend ot Clek ballitak•dll the l'eue" k nli r .rell ''-ii......- had - dto their owtolteg, aod that a tive Members - shall hen'aubratit. ' * ly. Ilk 6411. (4) thaw Sal:piy: %hp tagg the Work.lo. WaS v ,,, e* ollg IS 4 3 -- ' 6 •r- 1 Br -L. ' • ing heenlittendY paid), an allittleollon to Riett 3 '. lre .g. an -. _. ,_. ~.._ , , ~_ , _ . ._ _ _ rbatifistrn, peke Ea. the. ; Pea 1; IL Is. ;or eavrectly cohatred The breeze being but weak 4. the'Rfsbis did tier gs , , Corbett!, golieittirs,' Skinaevb-haU, nn Saturday, the rout of Mii. That eR e winows , mu o rphans or woe litillilling woo nucuonutted, St. 11.4.14.• emelt fent - tie ConeelWa be completed •• wa -ki n any, sod so entry Slieeireding Saturday, from 9is 3. have falleugonnny full. sacrifices to their lojitilty and patrionon, In *ban pol e N um b er ,. . . shot of the brig, instil eise - had Made' the land.' : • ............../...............e.. • IIW among the especial ouJecl, of the Ottelpino of the .Cootte Published by loiagnuto and Co. Paternoster-row ;J. White, We immediately afterwards saw htr in !tames) eta, . . iileetistreetstadrit turd Davies, Strand; and P. W . Tomkins; ' '''• BLACK LEAD PENCILS. i miller. -- • British Gallery of Pictures. .Nn. bi, New Bond- i o ' cloc k , at five o'clock in the evening she'lletv up. At sic - - It many gross impositions practised on the . Praideat,:hla :Royal }hewn the Detre SUSSEX. • ernlat Ow -AL Pohlic. by oaprincipted Persons, who vend agile row- I • • ' COMMITTEE. street. where the heautiflll 'Drawings iu Water. Colours, exe- catell expressly far this Poblleminis. are el/bibbed . re came to anchor In the roads of the Isles' positino. ilvappenrance lite Black Leint , but which has none of , His Exoelleney CON* 'Manuel Sir John Perring it . !let. • . de Los. . I immediately went on shore on Illegal' ou. • • igt, render it Necessary for N. MIDDLETON, Shirk I Sir Robert Wieram, Bart. Robert Tkorotoo. Esq. MAP.. Admitonwe to N Subscribers. Ooe Shilliog. ." it: proper' a.• ;L.. I". art....._. 12...... - Islands, where We .found springs of fresh wafer ' ' Pi • IJETTER. to the AblENt of the UN 11 Hitt Al% andllt ELAND, nod/ habitants of St. John's, to the rime Remit. By WM. C. Pi' AO by J. Stutter, I, Pr If AEONS for COL( BWrOUNDLAND. habit ' By WM: C. ht, Avsb of a " Letter la the AIM ti Kingdoms of Great d of the Merchants add I,land of Newfoundland, t Pablished by J. Sonter,. I, ! 3 " - i discovered her signal to be, , that the - pumps were 4 , I ; a ji insufficient to free her.' I immediately caused - two . W: , ,en I, pump!. to he hoisted into my long-boat, and sent her ' 4 . . off to the Remit, ,with 'orders to Captain Oilier, to t r, Am ; i endeavour to keep her until the morrow s whep L , . ter i hoped to rejoin him; and, If he could not de so, to 1 ' . 4 v :go with his ship's company on boat'diate prize. La '. ici 8 • re. I • Serra, from which be was to . disembovliiihe .Portu. a , geese. At two o'clock in theutornthtja ihii . /IS ' ire fmy tong.hent, on retundmt . ..hirsli . w4ll.thip ilu,a4 . - ) 4 ai formed me, that the Rubit. waectitellt,lost *4:lf. '.. ....1 rill rooks, on which shot 'wit thrtmitt the goll e i it ti WA:. preceding eight, and' that .hei”.drA.:)yill i • .9 1 k :board La Serra.- In the moinfiig the Wrettil 15, I, rudder was completely .repared : ... Tercet. , .i-, ', , h . l' lwairrua.v..foutol..b ht' ("lo . 4ll:ll: ll. ri . l .l e i h eii bo a i i ri‘ :ol ‘ i r): 7--: ., [tp ~ . ! • ...,:lialt.i. loigus: ,- -ligntibte4 4 , WI 1 "S vlng il 'ap *ligi : 4lll""li At dti• tin t1i. 0 .--4" tire . it t l fli rlim ' t4tit - .ac me .: 2.: ' i . , . - . . .. NEXT '3IIE4I{CIjAY. •• THE STATI LOTtklt Y. ALUPRIZFS 1 ! No BLANKS oa the 6th of ./1117.14tAiTiokets, Numbered from No.llo Ne. 2u,0J0. s C II EN! E. Fait" Total Voloe. • 3. • ..-of 6120.0.}) .. are .. 44.1.0,0110 . S. . Jumo 4 4 . " .. 4 151.4 ........ 4 o.o.ellomod , lob' le -.v. 4 llO. ..- .-- lsr • • 9irJ N oth; ,o 3o • 3.000 3,0.+0 20 . ISO 2.000 5J In,ooo The tint-drawn rxpo Blanks, 212 each, 20,0011. The woad-drawn 1,1101 Minks, LID each. 10,0001. Every Prize paid in Money as snarl ns Drawn. T. BINH, the Contractor, reverifully adyi.es an immediate inschwa; and should Persons in the Country find any difficulty n grain;; .upVied by their Agents. the favour of their Orders' to S. CORN ILI., or 9, CHARING-CROSS, will be owe loath 'tended to. N.lll The Drawing begins NEXT THURSDAY. • A LL the PLA'FES are to be DESTROYED•in .1 - / 1)r. THORNTON'S ROYAL BOTANICAL LOT- , TERI , immetlietely ::Farr the DRAWING, al..lteeelite to the !CT of l'A LI ANI ENT I eww•quenth•, the PRIZES, r•Lic:i are now esti:oak-LI at £67,000, will rite cotMderably iu loue. Tickets for tke shrive Lottery ore sellinc at 2.t. cackty M mum. 8. Corithill, And 9, Upper Tterkeley-street, Portnian-Square W tic ) will p re .je ll i I rnris) to every Purchaser, a striking Like pc, of the it RAVI. COSSACK ! DRAWS ON THURSDAY NEXT. The FIRST-DRAWN TICKET will receive the GRAND PRIZE, tying the Lit/UW:111 tillnerV of Paintiago, by the hr,t Masters, viz. 011ie. Russell. Reinagle, Ilendervun, and ether .distinguished Artists; 14.I;vtlier with it Dutch Puisning I.;nntrus, the ou l ) Ori6:11:11 WIC iu the Wurld, valued at 5, 354 The 199 nett drawn Tickets will each receive a merzt splendid viics of grand minimal wm k. , nn time subject of Botany, in :we vols. folio with seve r hundred beautiful Engruviints, to Bartnlozzi, landseer, Endow, and °then ; each set valued The 200 next drown Tickets will receive a complete Port fu:io of Botanical Nilo% ; values) so :.: 3 01. The GOO next &nun Tickes, will e:sch receive grans] 13o t•shicill Wink, called " The Temple of Flocs," va a lued . at 151. each. The %COO nett drawn Tickets n ill earls receive 4CO Plates ; vahied at .51. each. Tb 7 ,0J0 beta drama Tititcb .ill each receive :0U Platys; rtlibtl Ai 31. ench, Ladies and Gentlemen in the cauntry, sending their Orders to ? 4,0 . F, Combat, will be supplied by return of Yore, ON THURSOAY NEXT THE BOTANICAL Lorrva WILL 111.: DRAWN. ()II 'Thursday Next, Ms y 6 1 the first-drawn 'Ticket untreceive the Grand Prize There are '20.000 Tickeih, nil• half of which are Prizes, valued as under. in the Schedule 4 .1 . the Art of Parliament. Every Purchaser will be pre,ented u uh a Portrait of the EmSernr Alexander. I Veined at na t IOS 19 SW' ti 9,000 b••• • - . ;••••..:•• 1 9.000 7, •••/. S •••,•,,q0POOPI.P.••••• 9.1,004) 10 i Prises. xo,ocio Whule Ticket,. only Twa Nandi Fivq, Shi tack, are lecag in old vtairty, by Braawandl, Ilulborit-bark. ASTILL greater redaction in the Prke of fir- NENS.—Tbe increasing complaints of the wear of Irish Linens no ing to the use of chemical arid in the bleaching being in verygenzral, induces the llelfa-t Linen Company thus, pub licly to straw, that their Linens are whitened without any Chemi cal process; that they warrant them for durability, and 25 per Ceat. cheaper than the retail prices, and If not approved, the inoiwy retuttied: one piece ut wholesale price, and no t•nutrlrr quornity, i,r buy other article sold. Correct attest' paid to Country Orders. They trust that the edwint.tges accruing In the public from a conildease in the wear of their Linens have been folly desnonstristed by the iticsensing patron..ge they hive fur the tut woe years eaperienced at their only house hs London, 50, Great ituasell-tareet, itiontatabiary. BROOKS, BURCH, mad OICREFE,•Agents. UTILI'T'Y AND. ELliti a tlNCE COMIsIN IiD. Under the illustrious patronage of their Royal HighnesseS the peloge s s of wag e s and Doke of Sussex, his Excelfieney the Spanish .Ambassador, and today Families of high Distluc lino, MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR.— This Oil is proudly recommended on the basis of truth and experience, end the most ieliertabie testionmials It pos sesses properties of the inix-t indultam/1i nature for restoring the flair. where it has been Bald fneyears, preserves it fr ont mil. or turning. grey, to the latest period of life; produces oil the tre.ses a most beautiful Noss, Scent,"and Curl. Tios 011. is infinitely efficacious in renovating Caildren'sllair, remotes the (ron th of Whiskers, Lye-brows, &e.; ix fine, 'it is . pre-emincitt for rcnovaling the Boman Hair, and render ing it zloty elegant and beautiful. Merelimitt, Captains, &c. riH And this an Article of pre-emi nent milky fie presets nig the Hairin hot climates. For general nlility is inclosed, a" 'Eremite on the Improve meta of the Iltnnan Ilnir," a full description of the vir tues of the Oil, with testimonials frofh'lterl o us sr distinguished consider -- " • Sault 4 the TO TUE 11111114t1TY. AND GENTRY. :WORN MACLgAN and . SON bog leave to re v lora their bestlitioks to the Nobility and Gentry, for the liberal encouragement they have been honoured with; mid ac quaint them, a Dissolution of Partnership having taken place in their Concern, the Business in fistuie will be conducted by WILLIAM MACLEAN solely, who solicits* cpatinuance of their distinguished patronage; and, with submission, infants them, the whole of their Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet Far. Minn.; estosiAing of elegant drawing-room. Wits (in damask, ' tahouret, cloth, and,chiuts) ; tailefelly designed chain, sofas, fauteuils, and bergiers, eu suite; superb 'cabinets; cousnl, pier, los. centre, card, Pembroke.•sofai, and work tables, richly in lommtatediss huh!, tortoise-shell. ebony, and bingo; dialing ta blets chairs, covered in Morocco leather nod imir-cloth sofas, to suit.; sideboards nod appendages t. library book-eases. mid gables, ornamented in bronze; tour-post, cottage, and French lictistruds. 'kip chintz and dionusit hangings, and best bedding. 'complete; double-wing and single wardrobes; commode. nod ',straight front riteits. of. drawers; cbryat and toilet gl asses; d ees pag tables and wash stands; chelfrinierst and every other article of Red Room Furniture; Carpets; Vier and Chimney Cilot.A.A (Plates 74 by 56) in rich corsed• and gilt 'mars; as India earvcd ivory work-box, with convoleie snit of futititure, handsomely. japanned, in the lalian style, well adapted for La ly's boudoir. Tire - • -te fur one of the first avemblages of Forniture .textellence dridgtrand superiority of the first issechauic4, wilt freir:.ds, of IQy, 181, ow sth t, , Mk; told mode. Mr, f tiii., ill lilt a 1.., ...... 4..erria ...... vv. ••••.% 9^ , ..•••••• ~". hlllbllllll/ 11,i.., • ••••••••• consideration. This interesting finak *and the Oil, is n Vatle- 'Fire whole forming nue of the ars, nveuablages of I Mi.iiint fur every family throughout the world; it is included offered for Sale, for therxrellenry of designwod super with enc.!' bottle in the wrapper. Price C. CKI. I,or. 6d. and workissinshiP, being' uniusfactured by the dill medial If. 10. por honk; sold whotesate and retailhv'the proprietors, be admitted cur Sale by Anatol, on .be Peetr . ..es, .Itaolittid unit Son, Kirbrstreel, Biltoto-gnrden, London; nod, By Mr. StiEWART, by their ntipttioniiient, by their whalers* and fetidl nouns In Lonon. a iiii hove all just received a tarried yultw i tg e supp l y . Of Piccadilly, en TUKB I I 4 STA•tbe 11th day of Aft l and folli•Wing days; Al-it by Mr.. Davis.in, PArliattotet-rircei ; &from Newberry and Solis 11:we-sheet ; and Kean. Bowling, W4llter, and co, To be skived, by Calnlogitue only, on W. 4 .14 . 0 y: Dublin; Mr. C. Coelho Grand .Parede, CoFit ; ad by o li Thursday, the filii ; Friday/Abe 71b hSatartial; INF perfumers, heir-cutters, lied 'medicine readers in every town SoodaYs llsO JOllt. • ~• throughout the Poliiire. ' • • Cattaluthes to be had o f John MllCiff4 said ha t lit ,*, C*irrits n.--Stengleddinur penile' having coanterfeked Stewart, Itio, 184, Piersidilly: . , This 011; to order tio , pieventlitch Intporilliiii, please to,ask for • be, Upper Milil -I "P aggl i"ai r e t " • Sim loort's Aloe-Roar Oil ; and observe the sigh/num oa the 0 413. ear Iforshistd.,treet, Portland-Once. sitic , l,tbel, iu te.d.ipl4: Ai Rhadull4Ond Seal. . April 27, 1913. . • . ..' • . by Lou: - • - MAD. 1/1; GENUS' NLW WORK, fix.- • . • Price 124. L A FEUILLE des GENi du MONDE, ott Jostronl im,i;in tires. Par MAD. Dl. GENUS. Avec In mosique des It:mantes. Printed for and Sold by 11. Colburn, Pitlllic Library, SJ. Coada'betrect. whole and all Booksellers may alto be had, LES CEU VR ES CUOISI ES de ret imamr celefire. precede de ses Memoires, Neatly misled in 14 vols. I2ino. price SI. Si. These Works may also be had .r.parately. An ITALIAN TRANSLATION of Madame COTTIN'S admired Tale of ELIZABETR, for the use of Statteuts in that Language.. By M. Santaguello,. Master of - Longa:tics. 5,. bound, fine Paper fv. Also by the same Author. • A compendium nod may GRAMM AK of the ITALIAN LANGUAGE. comprisim n n-w lind improved classification . of the verbs, with appropriate Exercises and explanatory Rules, with a Syntex annexed to each. Price is. sewed, or S,. hound. - N. B. This Grammar, already adopted at several femnle Se minaries of the first respectability, r admirably calculated, from the bitoplicity of its plan, to enable the Scholar speedily to acquirers complete knowledge of this pleminglnnguage. . , SALES. Select Capra Wines. 'By Mr. WHITWELL, Qn THURSDAY, the 6th of Ma), at Twelve o'Clock, at thirratway's Coffee-house, Corals APARCEL Of very CHOICE WINES, consist- N g of 61a-crusted Port I Port Wine in the wood; and to &eater with various white Wines, about 150 dozen of tine West India 'Ma tetra. ° The "Wine may be lasted nt the time and place of Sales aid Sp's,* hud at any time previdus, by paying for, on at.pli ration to Mc. Whit well, 41, Threadoeedie-street.