The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-13 00:00:00

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Esq. !ti t h 11164 of the City and Liberties of Weetatia4er. IVE, the undersigned Inhabitant House y h 0 !th! Vertors of Westminster ' tequest you to • itll eark Meeting of the Electors of th is City awl Liber .;.., tip Sill h Measures as nav be expetliait, is COlbe. ir tre nu! llowe of Coanutons Havin g deprived da of one o f our Representatives , (Sired by near 4 2400 Electors.) In pursuance of the above Requisition, Isppoiat TUFA ]) ty. or I ith of April instant. at Twelve o'clock, ut noon, ( S te ) ARTHUR atus, No a-Pal:ire-Yard, April 7, 1810. N. 11. The Chair will he taken at Ooeo'Clock precisely. Silt FRANCIS BURDETT, Baronet. This Day was publi.lieif, price ally Is. A CORRECT NARRATIVE of the PRO. C 11F.DIN CS in the of COMMNS relative to the COM MITSI ENT Of SirHOUSE FRANCIS t o the , Tower. Added to which, will be given a Circumstantial Detail of the Whole Prot eeding., front April the fith, to the Period of his bting taken to the Tower on the Nlorulay tonowio ir . Al so an Account of the Accidents which occurred an theßetara of the ate. &c. PreaSad far and sold by Wm. Martin, Newspaper Olga. 'No. 11. Corabill Cbamtante and Wilitrow; Aldgate'; and all ether Boiskwilers in t wn an country. EXCHEQUEk BILL OFFICE, 6th April, 1810. All EXCHEQUER. BILLS dated between the 21st Fare ity.and the 90th April , 1909, both deli ivlllueaies, TO .13E PAID OFF.. rilitE LORDS COMMISSIONERS o f HIS I. MAJESTY'S TREASURY, bloom gibe* Directions for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at Ms Exchequer Bill Offing in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Saturday, the 5111 Day of May, 1810, attendance mill be given daily (Sundays and Holidays e.reepted)4l4iii i and us eluding Friday the 27th of April, from This in the Morning WI One in the Afternoon, for the Purpose of receiving the same. And for the greater Dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired' to orisw Lists thereof, containing the Nambers is Numerical Order, cording le the Dates of the said Bills Commence ment of Interest, .with Me Principal Sams end Interest due Iliereix,*cTniplited from, but excluding, the Days on which they are respectively dated, to the said sth Day of May, inqusioe, when the Interest Will cease; and the I said Bearers (being Holders or not) are indispensibly re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual Signature; and to trite their Names and •Residence at the bottom of their Lists t and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill O f fice for Payment, and to receive tate New Bills, and give the Receipts fur the same. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said sth Day of May, they may be ac consmodsited on computing the Interest to the Day en which they wish to b 4 paid, and leaving the said BiUs fur Exami nation One Day prior thereto. - 7 - •• CAU rum • AgainattdditiVrftdiv sending, earrylag, and Mitneyte Letters. ambnotAL POST OFFICE. By the Act of the 4411 Oita 111. 81. IT fit gnacteJ, that no P erson w h a t soever s h a ll send, or cease to Is sent, or tender or deli%vr in order to be sent, otherwliethan by the Post, or by the authority the Postmaster-General or his Deputies, or to the warm or Most coavadent Pod Town, to be from *halve forwarded by the Pont, any Letters ? on pain of forfeiting for every offence 51. to be tecovered with Costs by ans permit who will inferno and one is say Court of Record at Westminster- , --oue Moiety to the /Dug, and the other to the Informer. Under this Law a Penult carvylug a Letter may inf Orbs against a Person sending one. There is an exception in the Act as to I.etters *bleb con. cern Goods sent by CdUNIMOS Camiem,so as they are trot with end for the Pur.P•se of bet deli nerd soda ae . ir•mta ridged Aire, remora, or advantage for r ec e i v i ng or teilvet' ing. C. 88asteroaf Otago Chaeles, Coachmen, Oeteetos Masters or °meanders of Vessels; or P Waters men and Bargemen, are liable to the Penalty of 51. besides Costs, for every Letter which they shall• receive, tarry or deliver, even o Ritmo hire or reward.—And to a penalty of 1001. for every Wenk that such Practice shall be continued and•these Penalties may be sued for by any Pinson who wit inforni. . The Postmaster-General hereby gi,,ve4 Notice, that all Per sons acting contrary to Law will be proceeded against with the utmost Severity, and due Encouragement will be afforded to Penton who shall give Information. By Command of his Majesty's Postmaster-Geoeral t FRANCIS FREELING, Setretary. Silt FItAikICIS BURDETT'S COMMITTAL TO THE • TOWER. This day was published, price So. 6d. MAGNA CHARTA and the BILL of RIGHT'S • th Account of the and ENCROACHMENTSnn m ade on the Rinwrs and LIATTACKS - BERTIES .of the PEOPLE of ENGLAND, from the , Accession of I.9rd BUTE jute power in 1162..t0 the panes* Tisne, s connected ith the subject of Sir •FRANCIS • BUItDETT'. ADDRESS t o l i. CONSTITSENTs. Printed. fox 3. ilinektock. 91, Royal Exchange; and sold by C. Chapple, and all Whet/ Bookoellets, of whom may be had a LIST of PENSIONS; &c. &c. AAIEETING of the INIIABITANTS of the . r:1111S11 of ST. GILLS, Cripplegate, was this day !1 rd 31 in consequence of n circular Litter received p r sinne of theta from the View, wherein Ise asserts an ab ode el dins founded (as he says) upon an Act of ,l'arlia wrot. passed is, the reign of Ileary the hth, whereby he lays di's" inn increasr of ts the of h. Od. in the paned throagbout ,w Ids, epos' tie festal of all Hffil , NS, &c. situated therein, w2 icii, if sat/ohupa. avid carried hour elect, would occdsion : o:l4.ioinaa! it creif.e of nearly t.'3001. per year upon his pre revipts. Some Resolatioas mere venehatoesly pds-ed,' ~p re, ,i,e of the opialou of the Parishioners, and referring tie matter II a Committees which (7iionnittee was directed in en,cert with the Cmomitters which it was the listen :oil t i e other Parishes situated in the City and under eilcumstanees foram ills to appoint—when it is hoped iicas use measures ismy be adopted fending to repress that r apaci3a4 and utercenory'spirit which seems to betbe govern tai iiriuiple of too uowy of t.hr modern Clergy. J. DOWDING, Reil Cross -street, Cripplegate. Tltis d.ty was published, • In One Vo!ume, post dro. price is !maids. ryi R E LIFE of FENELON, ARCH BISHOP of C AM BRAY. Author of TBLENI ACHES. &c. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, and ORME, Paternoster —row. This day were published, In %lay°, price lin. 6(1. boards. poEm S. by GEOII,GIi 'I'OIVNSEND I Of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for hangman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and Deighton, Cambridge. ANTED, a young IVoinlis, SEILVANI or ALL WORK, from bet W fell Iri%e-aml-tweets toil Yean of Age i a yOUllg IYOIIII4III from the Country i.. 1.41.1 be preferred. . . Anidr soy llorninz, Item Niue 1. Twelve, at No. 21, ja i scro*vet, Ldgeware-road._ INDIA SHAWLS ON SALE. I ADIIS or G ENTLEht EN desirous of pur rh curious INDIA SIIA W LS, have now an op portunity ur inspecting the LARGEST COLLECTION ever seen on SIN, by apillyiog at NV I LIAA 11 and DAVID AllE111". Lined, and ShilWl Rooms, No. 118, Snattd, near Sihnerset If nu:e. N. O. The full valise given for India Shawls, Gold and Silver NuAliw. &e. LOT LONDON and K ENT WATER-.WOICKS,GRAN 1) JUNCTION CANAL. AUCTION ' MART,GOLD EN JANE ead BRITISH ALE BREWERIES, EAGLE gad DOPE INSURANCE COMPANIES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. R. NEEDHA Al, litho Auction Mart, apposite the Bask, on WEDNES DAY, April at Twelve o'clock, A Varicty of SHARES io each of the above couccraa. , hnienlan at the Mart; and of the Aackiaoperja, Broad tee', Raga Exchange. ROOMY PREMISES, ISLINGTON GREEN: TO BE SOLD BY AUMI I IOI I I,_ BY Mit. RICHARD NEEDHAM, 11 the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, ea W r.DNES DAY, April 11, at Twelve e'Llask, THE LEASE ( Milk how:dints Possession) of „s D W ELLING-111).11/11i sled SflOL' t at wizens fatal !tor, a Butcher with Out-hoeses, Yen]. Slaughter-house, smmte en the !test ? ,Itlr Isti.igtos Greeu . The w twit sent licit repair; Eighteens Years naeapired front Christ sr Lrt. vlbe Premiers may be viewed, and Particulars had, by im: to the Auctioarer, Me. 10, Broad street, Royal lurange. EIGHTY POUN US PLR N N LIM, for A ine Years, irru Chribtotashat ; LEASEHOLD PREMLSES, Har• ll•street, Cavendiols-square. TO BE SOLD HT AUCTION, SY MR. RICHARD NEEDHAM, It the Auction nut, opposite the Ibmtk, oil WEDNES DAY, April IS, THE LEASE of a capital DWELLING. HOUSE and PREMISES, situate No. 64, Harley trt, Carel:dish-41am, yrodeciug a Nett Reut of W. per Au in. i';;;iculars at the Auctioneer's, No. 10, Broad-street, tachange; trod a: the Mart. REritoLD, TOTTERN HOE, BEI)FORDS/TIRE. II) BE SOLD BY I'ILIVATE CONTRACT, rillittLE FKEEIIOLD . C OTTAGES , qr 1 Tf.N EIII.NTS, with onall Garden tuljoiuiim to ench, • sat in TOT IER N HOE nforesisi.l, let to Tenants at Will. Unita a small FREEHOLD FARNI, with Barn, Sta le, and Out-homes thereon ; tind Eighteen Acres, or there.. boas,of rich Artble, Meadow, Pasture l and Fielding LAW, !thalami Garden and two Orchards adjoinin;, ii,.d cini- Hrifig one acre and an half, exerodingly o ell stocked a iili stir, Pear, Walnut, and ether choice voting Trees, in full ' 4 'ili: I which Farin and Premises are situate in 'Fotternkue 4Lion Bray, and u..w in the occup:stioa of Mr. Tito • &prim', as truant at %sill. All.ipplication• made by letters ooly (post paid), directed i ilr. VI illiams, Nu. 2, Newcastle-arm:4 Shand, duly at -. 4.4 to. KENT. • OAK TIMBER. sn RI.: SOLD 9Y AUCTION, ilea Court I tg'!, Ton:lridge Tows, ae TtIURSDAT, Uthe ells Bay of Awl]. ut 0:le oClorit, PWARD; of TWO TIiOUSANI) SEVEN carital OAK TIMBER Tltc:F.,;i, maw 1 : 4.3 ; m the Parities of. TUNBRIDGE and PCII - The different Farms ou which the Timber 51a163 Tureptie-ro:I,J, au.t near to the River Med- 4 14 : 00 t 1 ::r . 1Le . 2 1 1.1.-... ure ntay be h a d at Om tiri:Tinni Inns in " lia3. ) I lulu 14,40. 4J, Ja%t ivs-street, en.ly be viewed, by app!..ll- t,) Mr. Allen 0 1 _7 111 11, Le.ir Tunbridge; or, t., Jo;:n ti.urnia; TIMBER. 1 1 0 ba dispos2ll of, by erivite Contract, op hwzr.Ls or TIA T!ft/VSANi)TONS et FINE OAK, ,1 . , .,. . nit.' . , 4,•' st• ELM I 111r;kit, tao.lne stmi Bark of the —l. ii, „,,,, "V Si 1 P.:4iN g aad ironing iu the Counties u( Devoii, ..;. !•r ,, .. 'v . t.rli,iiiars may ii.e Iss . ..mn 'cm appliraeon, by le:- '"i• S' , 11:16;11' :tUti iio.d6ott, lb, MArg_.;.:+---•r - r:t, '''''t 1 •vi.,,:re, Loadiu, ur to Mr. Dew:, our%e3:Jr,, ! =_•14(1. NEW STA II; LOTT &R • TO BE DB A.VFN IN Juli . A MtD, t; UNE, attl .C•ss Stock Bro. le.rcttetv t3farns 11 a Public. that TICKETS MAI: I t•ii• tbe sTATK , LOTTERY, are on at !:tit C Nr;.s/, 4:Qli B Xe/AB or 'shri ne i% the inspeotted Plan as the kut, ns to uf do Ti,kos Male of Drawl% &r. and presents, in lts she A .3. 14 : 1 •000 of Y'rises. or FOUR. /ATHA BENEI'ITS, 1 , (3 NI: RCN DRLD Vi HOLE TICK EACno L.,an to he giveu the: l'osel l ielrets of the Fine Nos -1,11 Poo! abate 4.1 - Cs. tom duli ntowered, and !kbemes grads. SuLt Bra Stuck', with their vccural s u e " be tidi l Bunts, %chequer Bills, and every deocrip menu hrowilies, booght sod sold by Cos- This day was published, ice ss: - . THE REAL STATE of IItANCE io the Year 1809. By CHARLES STURT, Esq. Late Member of Parliament for Bridport, Resident in France before the War, and deLsined as an Hate = tate near Seven Years. • . Printed for James Ridgway, Piciadilly. LORD WELLINGTON and MARQUIS WELLESLEY. This day was publiblied, price 4s. ALETTER to SAMUEL ‘VIIIIBREAD, Esq. M. P. upon the MILITARY CONDUCT of Lord WELLINGTON. With some Remarks qprin the Marquis WELLESLEY's GOVERNMENT in INDIA, and Ike fatal Elfets of PARTY SPIRIT. By BRITANNICUS. " History sufficiently proves, that nothiag really memora ble has ever been atchseved, without that boldness of concep tion, that fearlets rapidity of execution, which has invariably distingut:hed Commanders of the krst order ! ! GENCRAL L4TRILI.II, Reflections us Modern War. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and J. Blacklock, Ro, al Exchange. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in one vol. nvo. Price 10s. 6d. in ' or 12s. 6d. in calf, TABLES (on a new and improved Phan) for CALCULATING INTEREST at Five per Cant 'nu say Sum front £1 to ,C 20430. from 1 day In Stis, and Arms 1 year to years; &email:titled- by two short** j Tables Ow reducing fa the 464144 s as 4 igei--Wat: *OS 1 Tables 1 r Culcsdating Exchange lisd - Duittninsinis. JOHN SMITH, Accountant in Edinburgh. Printed fat MI ail Ilendrate. S. Doig, J. Anderson, and Edhilawgb ; W. Anderson, Stir ling; aninold•by Illgondu o Huila, Kees, wad Orme; J. M. Ito h ardsonl Venter. NOM, and Sharp: and J. Murray, Lau don; M. Dam, in; and S. Archer, Belfast. . NEW MUSIC. Lately published, and adorued with a froullspleee, by Cipriani, price 111 s. 6d. MINSTREL SEREHADES; composed for the Harp or Piandortei and respectfully inscribed to hi► scholar, Miss Willan, By EDWARD JONES. Bard to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales', and Author of the folio:Aux works , lately published : The MUSICAL and POETICAL RELICS of the WELCH BARDS, and BARDICK MUSEUM; contain ing the Original Bardiek Songs, Tunes, and Wintry. In 2 vols. the third edition, unnamed and corrected, with adtli tionalengrated plates. A BOOK of Litaic AIRS; or, Greek, Wallachian, and Turkish Melodies. with a Disserlatioa. NIALTESE MELODIES, original GERMAN WALT• ZES, MUSICAL MISCELLANY, &c. London : printed for the Author, and sold at Birches Music Shop, No. 193, and at Goulding'N No. 117, ill New- Bond-street ; at Preston's Music Sloop, No. 97, Strand ; and at Clrmt-ntl and Co.'s, Nn. 2d. Chcapoide, ROORARD'S COUGH DROPS. rrH E follouing LETTER from the Right L Hon. Lord BF:NTINCK, isanother proof of the Ef ficacy of ROBBA RD'S COUGH DROPS. How nsany ' thousands Wive hero restored to health by that Medicine! From Lord BENTINCK to Mr. BUTLER, 4; Cheapside, London. Si have frequently experienced the greatest satisfac tion in Robb:are. flalsonsic Elixir, or Cough Drops; I clonal recollect one instance b which they hose ever failed, pro sided they have been properly administered. A very old Gentleman, a friend of swine, above sixty years, has inlet& them in very small quantities, these six months, real says he has Mood the greatest benefit from them, and intends perse vering in their use. I am, SIT, your bumble Servant, Ramsgate, Feb. 2, 13.)8. • E. BENTINCK. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Tinder's, Nu. 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster row t and retail ity st Coantry Medicine Venders, in Bottles its. 9J. and 6s. 6d. each. _ . IMPRESSED with a cestsciuusrw.•: that their deviation from the +euel ptiis has bees-highly benefi cial to others and .q;ove.,l in the'v profes.iial acquire meets by the 11 L -trarity of near 2J 'ears experience, Alessrs. CUR!: f: and Cn. conflate, with iniabaitNl ardour, the era- Itcation Of theme I)isorders ss beets are the cuturqualice of illi cit iiidulgeoce, or use destructive habits of the ineinwilaarte School-bay. lu prnfessing the cure of these e.aellaints, they held nut no inducement to vice, het. re:bible as all nom °MIA be of the existence of such restamities, they oiler their assist ance as regularly e:tisealed Surgentis of Latinism, hod of the' a:iate;,;-, of Ldinbureli. lii all cases of tliphyliiic in ;:r:1 sit every comphiiat of and Imliciency. whether arising from the isiLituation of a certain destructive aabit, luaj reiitienee in oarso climatcs, free livifig, nr any other muse prodotii.g a tl dicleney of iminly vigour, the pa tient may rely on a speedy restoration to sigorinw health. incir improsed 'plait of curia„ btrolores of the Urethra has bees attended with peculiar iticee•s. Stricture* of ten and twenty Sean duration have yielded to their treatment in the Cairt period of three weei.v. Seseral Noblemen and (look.' mcn of the first respectability . , olio have laboured tinter tb painful and distrerlug . disease, having received a radical and permammt care, particularly request that reterences may be atade to theta, assatisf.ictory evidences of the decided supe iority iaf Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plait of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had been tinder the rare of Mesiali.llinne, lleaviciiie, Mid sillier Surgeons of equal eminence, attempted their cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic' without success. Messrs. Caine mid Co. 'nay be consulted by patients of tidier sex with the greatest secrecy mad honour;' at their Itaive, No. kV, llattnn-gardeu.—Patieuts in the country, satin;, the platiculars of their case,' inclosing a re mittance for advice and merlicinfti is ill have the same given or seat to any part of the Utritedliingdum.-140.117,1futton rudak Stich Persons as may be desirous of having New Blehequer Bills in •whok or in part Payment of Principal, upon marking New Bills , and mentioning the _Amount at the Bottom of their Lists, delivered um or before the 27th of April, may be accommodated with NCR) Bills, carrying an Interest of Threepence by the Day on every One hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will bear Dalethe said sth Day of May, 1810, and will be delivered on Tuesday the Bth of May, and the following Days. - N.. 8. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to the 21.1 February, 1809; have been advertised to be paid off, aid the Interest thereon has ceased. TO TRADESMEN, AND PERSONS OF ALL DE SCRIPTIONS. IT is not unusual for Men in Business to boast of superiority, and for an Attorney to tell his Client twelve or fourterii guineas is a fair charge ler a pair of Lew.. More reasonable charges are here offered as a spe cimen by one who has been an admitted. certificated, end prectiting Attorney, and a Solieitwo inoChencery, fall 44 years ; after observing which, he thinks it unnecessary adding ogre, thau that those who may employ him shall bad banner and attention paid to their concerns. For Two Parts of au Agreement (on stamps) a£2 12 . 6 pair of Lenses (ditto) .5 5 0 &newel of Lease (ditto) - - , 210 Apprentice's. Indentures (eastastpal) 0 6 I 1.6 Money Al• Beads mid Warrant 4 of Attorney 1416,) 6 8 • • Ixi lee to alms for oiyiee,por for letters wrote for pay , ow - at of >i dt'lst ir for atteadaace on a fWeadly se(dement. . Personal li e pisibration (by principals only), _and letters post paid, direct to Mr. Williams, No. 2, Newcastle-firer*, Strand, will meet attention. QWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Nub ile, that they have on SALE, the TICKETS and SHARES of the NEW LOTTERY, • Which will begin and finish Drawing on the Sth June. The Scheme !sou the same approved principle as the last, • having only Five Thousand Numbers, with Two Hundred Thousand Pound. in Prizes, among which are FORTY CAPITALS; In addition to these, the Publie are presented with Four EXTRA PRITI.S of Tickets, four of a Number, by which the Adventurer has the chance of gaining Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds ho the purchase of a single Ticket. The follow* Capital Prizes have been Shared and SOW at their Offices, No. 11, Poultry ; Nu. lY t Charing Cross ; and No. SI, Ald gate High-street : 6,791 .. X91) 1 0001 43,824 .. £10,0001.11.599 .e 5,000 .... _20,000 17,63 .... 10.009 `0,459 .... 5,000 11,070 .... 20,000 20,952 .... 10,000 j 7,9.11 .... 5,030 19,13'" -- 24293 It) 19456 - . 5,000 _ . - 15.9d4 KO,OOO 9,1102 10.010 1s! .... 10,000 216 .... 10,000 LOU .... 10,00 J .... 111,000 Three of the Capi :1, ....10,000 7,157 .... 11010 4,099 .... 5,003 12,055 .. • • 5,0 0 3 231 5,003 19,247 .. . • 5,000 were Shared am •• • • ...A.; V - 1 180 ... • 9 11,199 .... 4,009 17,981 2,0,111 .... 9.000 Sold at their Offices in the last Lottery.' BRA.NSCOMB AND COMPANY, No. 37. COILNHILL; No. 38, HAYMARKET; No. 11, HOLBORN; and No. 259, STRAND. with their usnal gond fortune, sold in Last Lotter), in 78 Shares, Nu. 8,734 In peovions Lotter% : 5400 Nu ' 2 ' 618 ' 1 0 4.634 . ; f 1133 ' sof 600 .. 9,500 9of 500 .. is being Shares of Awed every Capital therein; besides in last Year (1309), Six of 420,000. nod Capitals to the Amountof X`IUOJO. Are now selling Tickets end Shares in the New Lotteiy.k. drawn Etth JUNE, in whlch there are Foitr-VrerArPrizes of 100,Tickets each, which Innyitroduor. to a Ticket £lOO,OOO, and too Sistemb, e•717: - .111 of £6OOO. Tito rbbiic will please to observe, BRA NSCOMEI and Co. sold the tint andliast Prizes so given, which prott:u.; ' fiiituunte lioldits X31).090_% thz ;int E 30.600; the last £25,000,. nag ONLY 410,000 Prize ever shared. waY Bl:ying it Ticket at 'TURNER's Lucky mice, No. 1, Skinner-street, may be gained a Prize of llalf Shares, Quarters, or Eighths, in properliOn ; In fart, one Sixteenth may gain X 6000; as, by this singular l advantageous Lottery, tit lie drawn the Hilt June, th e Fina drawn Number, a Prize above £l5, will be emitted to the benefit of the Packet of 400 Tickets; nod TURN ER having really sold Shares of the Packet of Tickets which produced 4'14;765; likewise of•the Packet of Tickets which produced nearly X 11103; and of four Prizes of 1:20 4 11U0 the last' year's Lotteries only. also the oitly•sse4o,oo3 Pelee belonging to nue Ticket, TURNER trus t s th e Puhlic will be impressed wk . .' the great Genera which may arise by percluisiug at No. Skinner-street; and honour hitn_with their fayoun, where hr asaires th:nt his greatest pleasant is and eYer_will be iu paying capital Prizes. - 1 CONSUMPTIONS CURED. TII ri inserter of this, it Professional Man, who Ilia., for the last tea years, attended . niaay Formes Is bourin , mni .1- the :Bowe Disease. and by hi. extensive Prac tice li:ts been to foridaate4b to discover a Id KUPIC IN E that is no INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by which Medicine be has mired molly a lien givem over by Rali min isi iNb i c iaisi 4 nut whelp at the List stair of, Cusousupti sssss attended with Cough bad s'pitilue of Bland, &r. Under tfrese circumstances, atimkat the regoest of Ids Friends, and Ilse many I'C6Ollll be Ws eared, be there-furl- how inititisl offers it i a those who are labooriaA under tbeallave.—Le.leis (plat 1)...id) addressed for A. B. bin. 7. Jogs-street, IllorMl. New-rnmi, blaryair•boati Leadow, wilt iLive issdidlate atteotils. • • -:..4....1-. ROYAL LANCASTRIAN SYSTEM of EDUCATION. IPSWICH, A prit 3,1810. AT a MEETING Sissembled at the Tema. hall, to hear wLECATRE delivered by Mr. JOSEPH LANCASTER; Superintendant of the Plan for educating Poor Children, under Royal Patronage, SIMON JACKAMAN, Esq. in the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to Resolved Ist, That as Ignorance is the nurse of every crime, and Knowledge the hand-maid uf Virtue ; that, as the bene fits of oar highly valued civil and reliAinus liberties, and the 'blessings of the Christian Itelizion cannot be understood by the ignorant, this Meeting feels itan incumbent duty, 10 Men, • as Britons, an! as Christians, to promote the ditusiou of use ful knowledge among the pourer classes of society. Resolved idly, That a Svlinol for Boys, fin' the purport of teaching READING. WRITING. met ARITHMKTIC, he established in this Town. on the Plan detailed by Joseph Luicager, and patronized by the King and Itoyal Remits, as most conducive to the extension of the Benefits mentlimed in the precedin.: ltesolation ; and one for Girls, if the laud shall he found sufficient. Resolved 3dly, Theta Subscription he now opened for sit ing efficiency to this plan. . Resolved 4thly, That Committee he appointed, to labs Cm necessary measures far puttiug this plan into execution. Resolved sthly, 'That the Rev. Or. Wallia, v Ices Alex ander. Esq. the Rev. Thomas Cnbbold, Robert Trottnan, Esq. Samuel Alexander. I.sq. Thomas Greta. k; 4. Dr. Ha milton, the Rev. William Layton ' Mr. Robert Fuleber, Si mon Jackman, Esq. James Thorndrke. Fett. and the Bev. James lord, be the Committee, and that all Solseetribers have power to act on the Committee. Resolved 6tMy, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given t r Mr. Joseph Lancaster, for hisexceHent Lettere deliiered t is evening. Resolv.3l7thly. '1 hat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Rev. Dr. Wallis, for bit endeareu s taproinute the ob ject of this Meeting. Resolved *My, That §abeerkatheee N received at each of lhousel fu thrthreini " SIMON JACK AMAN, Chairman. Resolved 9thly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given • to the Chairman, for his impartial conduct in the Chair. , CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the most frequent sourcei of Children's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guardian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion toss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fere, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after With violent pains; they bring on . eonvulsions; they safest the growtk of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending 11 a consumption or decay. Both as a preventive and cure at these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine is Universally allowed, Dottie testissany of the highest charac ters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. Theirpoblic approbation, given to the tor„ from a personal knowledge of its wowierfult success in their own families, stamps its merit beiond coo/I-talon, and gives a sanction to it—of ueiel no Other Medicine of the Lim! c.or boast. Parrots and others, who have the env of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicitie to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it. will always be gourd to relieve. Sold wholesale'vind retail, at Ching and Butler's, Ne. 4, Cheapside, Loudon • and retail by most country tenders, in Boxes, at 4. 9d. ail ss. 6d. each. , A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. DR. FOTHERGILL'S justly celebratid FR. MXLE PILLS, for different complaints incident to the sex at carious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that women more than the other sex_vtav he considered in a certain degree as Invalids; they are Subjected to a %aricy of diseases, f, um the nature of the functions they are de tined as mothers to perform, wisieh ectaihtup.at them weakness, pain, and on interruption of those regular accretions connected wiih the full enjoyment of heakh ; to act ontlie constitution of the female, and relieve this obstruction, no remedy has hero known so operate with such e.ertut, »:',t softy, as Di. Fothergill's Female ; t: U4,leS high tonic and in-, vigorating . panec•,•.7li:r its peculiar quality of relieving full • erppre.sion, and those other uneasy eymptonis which arise from too much blood in the habit; they are (he most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent c01,..,;..rfreg, a g well as the various other sonsx.....— an-et:lfs so common to the sex. Dr. F2therrttni Pilis,as a Family. Medicine, shoald 1::.;../itr.Tisiort of every Mother, and• other isogrdians of the younic, who have females entrusted to their care. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Honors. 4, Chftplids, Corner of Paternoster-row ,• and retail by Tint, Royal Ex. change ; Allen, 76, Oxford-street; Clark, 26". Borough's and most Country Booksellers and Yeadtrl, la Boxes, at 2s. 9d. each. Of whom may be bad, riatier's Aromatic Pectoral IA: :rages, for improving the voice, and for coughs, colds, asthma!, and eousumptions t in Boum, at ISO. VELNOS VEGETABLE SYRUP. THE Experience of Half a Century has prprvi this I%IEU IC IN li to be the invA irmoceat and eteetaal Alterative, as it corrects. purifies, anti sweetein the mood ; and those who; are afflicted with ,the SCROFULA, LE PROSY, SCURVY. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS, and any of thlise melancholy liiseaseiarisin: from Impurits .4 d i e Blood and Juices; those who suffer from tie Di r diP4 lo4, and Indiscretions of their Youth, or whose Comminutions are broken down and debilitated by Mercurial, AntiotaMal, or Annie ed should submit to a regular Connie of the V F.GI.• T Nl AB ie L ias tEB SYRUP. rbe edert of this Medicine, principally on the imensible Perspiration, is site., as not to Interrupt either bosiaess or pleasure ; it operates nit the Anim sl James, and requires fi1147 the common restraints of moderation its ti Let. It is di.solved in the Chyle of the Stomach, is coartved by the Circulating Fluids, and corrects their tcoilrocies to all those ti. wase s which originate in vitiated 81000. It is a stir, 'males v o ls. erfal substitute - fur Mercury, Hod reenosee thaw evils which tui utameirmail useof taut Minoial urc This Medicine is prepared ant! sold as flo. 41 , Frith-street, Laudon, price Ns. a bottle. It is also solci by Mr. At k Chymist and Dliggivt, • 1%, iiishowtair-street, and B.lt sh 4; respectable Venders is every lowlier:BWe Lissa tu we United Kingdom. I. • -_' s. _ .I M~ I',l ~rr►~ ~~ +'•: Ig'' IM