The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-27 00:00:00

hail he the negrisery _. support, or relations to hetp him, but his father, aged 78, whoa be chiefly supported for the last ten years, ea a brother io 'a distant climate, tin Officer in the Kong's service. I, • Should any humane persons desire to see this afflicted Vramily,adirection to their abode, or any information required. will be given at Mr. Morrison's. No. 26, East-street. noir lamb's Conduit-street, FcSandbag Hospital, where the smallest Subscription will be gratefully received; or at Messrs. Hants and Co. s 9 No. 50, Holboro ; Surgeon Kiernan, No. 21, Lower Charlotte -street, Bedford-square; and at Mr. Huthes, Book seller, N 0.221, Tottenham Court-road. PftliES FOR STAGE COACHMEN, POST-LADS, HCKNEY COACHMEN, WAGGONERS, AND t CARRIERS. ANTI-ATTRITION. Tag irst Six Persons, in either of these eawi sin, who can produce such Certificates as stay be cht oded upon (and to be verified on oath, if 'required), that the Carriages which they drive have travelled upward. of BM) • sum& with of the PATENT ANTI , ATTRITION vfiRO3ITIM 4 4. and willsoist ltingiorseevoias to take of their Morels ) or to apply any thing else to the Ask tree,, shall receive a Prize of Two Guineas and a Half, by pro ducing the seensary proof to Mr. Hester, Upper Berkley street, Portmes.eqsaivi where this article may be obtained is boxes ' price 9. U. each, one of which is suffici en t to last a four wheel Carriage he travel 5900 miles. Sold also at Mr. Moore es Greta Mao and Stilts Mr. Puts fordb Mail Coselisallee. Gloucester Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the George leti v eesweghs and at Messrs. Strewn and Mawes, 149, Strand, near Somerset Rouse, London. MANUFACTORY FOR CHEAP AND DURABLE PAINTS, - Of yahoos Colman. from 4d. to 9d. per pound, MADE WITH PREPARED FISH OIL, Established la 184, at 21, Mary-le-bonne-street, Golden- square. TAE very strong testimony to the superior merits this Paint, given by hundreds of the Nobility and Gentry, who have used it seven years and upwards in large quantities (and whose muses may be seen as above), on their park paling, pus, iron railing, weather bearding, stuccoed and plaster (roots, and other esterior works, inducts Mears. Foreland Mitchell to solicit the attention of those persons, w ho, at this season, are purchasing Paints for the above purposes, and to caution them against the gross impositions of pretended Patentees of similar article+, as they are to be had genu i ne at Fores and Mitchell's only, 21, Mary-le-bocce-street, Golden square. N. B. Relined Oil for Patent Lamps, 66. 6d. per gallon; Ditto, for Liverpool and other Lamps, 51. per gallon ; Fine Sperm and Salad Oils. SPRING DIET. - - AZASSAFRAS COCOA.—AII the disadvantages of LI Tea, Chocolate, and Coffee, are obviated in this elegant, fra7rart, and nutritious article of diet, prepared from the nut of the Sassafras Tree. It possesses also in great perfection, the alterative properties of the Sassafras, so Opt it not only nourishes the •Istetn, but also correct s i t , by rendering the juices healthy. iirn.e it is highly recommended in the periodical works on me dicine, to asthmatic, consumptive, bilious, and nervhus invalids ; ample experience h as proved it to be more beneficial than nor , *rate, and will supersede its use. When it is considered that f the stomach is the source of nearly all the diseasd that assail harnun nature, it cannot appear extraordinary that it should be is found so highly beneficial in such a variety of complaints--even on rheuniatism,glint, and indigestion, it will accomplish more than tiny medic ine yet discovered. Imported and sold by W. Wilma, 39, Strand.. MORE PRIAES THAN BLAPfX3., • IN the State Lottery, which begins Drawing 6th May, and un that Day every Ticket drawn will bea Nice. SCHEME. Prise. Value. Total Value. • 3 ....of 140,000 .. are .. X60,0)0 3 4 by preylit - 84y disposed , by C OMPRISINGa new-erectedbrick- built if T, AR HOUSE, immediately on the bank of the River. near Fountain Dock, Bentley, with large yard, inclosed by dwarf wall and iron rail* with excellent adjoining promises, underleased to Mr. James ade, boat-builder ;on the land side is a respectable Divellieg-house I thy whole forming a compact properly. Tim warehouse is ustutantially built of the hest ma terials; the upper tl..ors well timbered, and the lower one paved with sgunte stone ' cranes, with and every other conveni ence for the purpose of Midler and shipping goods, with the additional advantage of Defield's Sluice. at the west end, by which means craft maybe unleaded without impeding other bu siness at tbe wharf. The house *ppm' te is roomy, nod may be easily Adapted as a respectable residence, or advantageously let. The Premises are held on lease for as esteaded term, and ' subject to a very moderate rest. ' • Mtsy be viewed 14 days preceding the Sale; and printed partiparticulars had on the • Premises ; tad .of Mr. Drayton, culars Wirt. Conch; HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM, well koown by the'Nobitity rind Gentry upwards of twenty years, Is acknowledged to be superior to all others, being a Prescription of the - fate Dr. Hooter's, and constantly recom mended by hie to his Patents, la the following Cntnplaints t viz. Weaknesses. Consumptions. Loss of bleelery, Dimness of Sight, Pains of the Back and Loins, Trembliogs, Peebles/a, Horrors of the Mind. Paralytic Complaints. and the wind, mo o o f -Nervous Disorders . Gentletnen of the Brat dielnetlaa in this kingdom. as well as others, whose constitution were broken and debilitated, have experienced the good elects of this Restorntive. Far Nervous Disorders proceeding from etcessise drinking, di.isigatedtasores, the knomoderate use of tea, iir from whatever oc casions or relazatioo of the solids, - - Winter; Bridpott, LaiVoid, ihdloplite, and taphot. BOSTON, Bolan, Peterborough, Stilton, sod Booting don, New Royal Mall Coach, sets wot every Beeslog. Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby. aid Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warringtoo, Knutdord, Stine, and Litch kid. Post Coach, called, The Etpeditioss. every Evening at Five a'adek, to the WattWS Head law. Dale -street,. Liver ppoi. Guarded througbout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, Chip [ haat, Caine, and Marlborough, every.Aflernoont arrive at r. May'r,'the Greyhound low, Bath, and tat Leaden Tavern, henuamtreet, and the Swan Bristol, nest Morning .-- Coaches Wells. Bridgewater, ?aunts°, dm. . , LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Reekingham,_sets {, t every Mash* at half-past Sevin o'Clock; tarries Four I 1 des only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throagh- Mit. Paws through Stamford, Newark, Retford,'Doucaster, and Ferrybridge, tu thaGukiail•Lion, Leeds, next Day at Nooa. •Notwithotanding the SIMMORIOS expedities if this teach, it is Viewed to be the met agreeable and complete Public Convey er the North Red, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. 0 -'...-. • .•. se,-.-/LF4IDAL, ..Impenster. Freston ' Entry...Glandlk, Balton, ..lsorley, Ormskirk . 9 find asessang Item Ceaseisen, van, Alum- Oka, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. . • GLASGOW, Langtown, Gretna-Green, Anima, Dsuairies, Bmwnhill, ThorahilF, Seagull:or-Kiln, Cannock, Kinpwell, and all parts of Scotland, Camperdowu Coach (Daily). CORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh. new Coach, performed with as Guard throughout, sets oht every Morning at half-pant 1 •Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tailcaoter, Dar 1 lingtoo, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick.—' Pas.engers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the jonrney, may rest what time they please, ad then proceed ou without any additional fare. .1. Clark, the Black Swan, Co ney -street, York, runs Conches to Sunderlaud, Hull, Scarbo rough, Whitby. and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walled new Post Coach, every Evening: CARLISLE. Peurith. and Whitebaven. Post Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard, all the way. Passes tinsmith Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, 80. rougtibridge, Witherby. Aberfurd, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest wig by eighteen miles). psis out every 'Morning, and performs tlie_joarney with Me grentect facility. Piisseagers detained nn the Road by bu.iness or plea.mre, have ibe peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. ' ~; WAKEFIELD Post Coach,.every Morning, at half-past 'Six o'Clock. • . CHESTER. Newport, Vinicharch, Terporley, Ntionvich, Northwich, and Miticilewicli, Post Coach t every Erelong, at Five o'Ciuck. ' • . . SUNDER LAND,. Sun kton, awl Yarns, New Coach, every Morning, to the George . ..in, Sonderland. • MANCHESTER, %Vinslow, Cungleton, Newcastle, %Saha!, and Wolyerhamptna Post Coach. every afterrmon. guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, nod Shifinal. Post Ciasch, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Cloek,goarded. S HEE le ILJI•D and Rusher hate Post Coach, tailed the Rock ingham, every Morning. ' SOUTH A M PION, Winchester, Alreofned, and Alton Cowls, 'every Evening. HERM 1N ei HAM Mercury Post. Coach, with a . Guard, sets nut every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day as noon. Passes by Oxford, Easton, and Shipsteoe, to the Saracen's Mead; Bull-street, Birmingham. ' • HULL. Nonheave, llowiteu, Thorn. and Doncaster, Post nth; eve. y Morning at half-past Six a'Clock, to the Bull aad i Inn. 111Nton.gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon, and Chesbunt Coach, very Morning. . TOTTEN AM and EDMONTON Coach , dailh at half s 10. half - ash 3, half past 4,- aakbalf-past Is sr.Clock; system adequate, properly conducted; _ consequently that the alteration' proposed witirelti wise, inehradiene-, and unnecessary. • •' Mr. ROSE and Mr. HUSKISSON eiplained. • Mr. GRENFELL shortly soppottett Mr. 'Van sittatt's plan, oontending that the effect upon tkepub-- lic fonds would be rather beneficial than iterioui. The public debt,' according to the nevi scheme, would be paid much sooner t h an a 'strict 'adherninte to the Sinking Fund system: -I ` - • % * Mr. JOHN SMITH alsoodpiitttid the •te. He thoeght it impolitii to imposeknpon thawed nation any taxes that could be avoided r and *Oil wire mode of dispensing with new Orxes l 'intaveß his support. Sir R. PEELE bore testimony to the extreme . pressure upon the lower. orders. Tiede .was coyly. • although the manufacturers wog mach cripplekl. [from mint of capital, end" be did sot think it would be prudent to deaden the hopes of the people - by laying upon them burdens they were not well ca. pable of bearing. With regard to the NatiOnal Debt, he had paid much attention to the subject, and he was convinced that we did not now owe more than 1 we were indebted ten years ago, because what was lent among ourselves was net to be considered as a debt. Mr. HAMMERSLEY spoke shortly against the measurse. . Mr. HAWTHORN 9pported it, and Mr. LUB BOCK argued-on the contrary side. . The Report. was then brought up. A message from the i:ords brought up some pri vate Bills, which their Lordships had agreed to. Sir FAUH:DETT ga.te notice that he should, to morrow, move for the Minutes of Enquiry on the 'conduct of Captain Phillimore, Commander of his Majesty's shirr Diadem, charged with cruelty towards a Gentleman of the name *of Hancock. FINANCE. The CHANCELLOR of the E,X.CtIEQUER. moved thlit the Report of the Committee of Finance be read, Mr. BARING said, that.notwithstanding all the ftecetious allusions which had been made to the 'Sinking Fund of Bonaparte, there would be of Ilse propositions before them were acceded to) good !ea ten to assert that there would 'not be greater securi ty for a Sinking Fund under the direction of a Parliament, than under the Government of Na p6leen. As he retained all his objections to the 'Propositions - before them, he should move al as Amendment, that the Report be taken into considil. 'ration in the next Session of Pailiament. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that he could nit suffer an assertion that the public credit of this coe9. try was in the same condition Ss snider the Ruler of France, to pass without reprobatban. lie ished to rest the measure on the gold sense Of the People Of England, and the question was' wt whether we should or should , not depart from public faith, b i t • was Was not - • " ; espempoparav—.—.- - - - ;;•-r---1 . ...." ,- .4, , iirT •:.-s,..ym . , ,us t 42. •-•-rr-71 , -- - •-vo.t• - .vv."- , •.: f, • . „ - - . 7var , ..77 - --7--7 - -ToNors .. - vr. - vfrorna3rwm7 - •avircc - , \ 74/. 4. ~ ;• -, .7.7*, , F . : , . ~,-. •.. ~ . . . ... . vriftlewo l oomp‘ruirimpir. .• . "-*.•, , . - , -,.,..,.- .. 4 tt ~*: • ~... ',.. 1 '.- .• ' ~ ~ . . . - - . ~ . ' 1' . • P. \ .-.''' 4 , 4 \r e t.ss ' - ,•; 2 /: 7.,„„ .. : ,:, . .... . . ..„.... . • . , .. . , k , ~.- . 1 •• :'- • f 1 • % . 4, ..;-••-• ."`.,4 r• :111 -. 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' , 11 1 . 110 1 5 • Issreittes darptior to . . . . p , C b/ ie Mr W iraster, • lint epo* the tilde be geoid moots tliat It tan f, , „. and tent to any part of Lends, by Mary he ' ! ids abiliftelor7.. R nation Prileelti'il l iones thi ". Viotti funber.connidertnol in iliiifeeinini-iltrit: • • " lod of Mr. anvil'''. -• • wear . : ' Frodilirst impri s spettragicet lop rein. 'Hob - nano- ' .. 1. the Two Brewers. Wandsworth. - • '''' . itt. ''•- A L ." — lactkrl, 'no alio 'lke* y''. Plots are eqiuki ; liswiefifi lad Ake Meal* teigkt kaits" tilialii . Leiters, post.poid, duly attended W. . _-:..r0 • • • - lielisehisid, (inidd - 7 • em*,.. •r.. com Pawed i before itileeklei apart in:lmportdat a atieso47 l % ' • ' - • --' THN! 1 1, 13J0N ,A , 7 1,, Mai1 e 5 Ropes, ; iit • tee ' . A ' bet ' • 16. 10$ 74 St art e. , } flea ; Db e l Il tite N D .. .. ' ; .., i 11 1 : 10 A W iss r; N. o rs i nal;ev ali 'o r i m mi n t h lns .liv emais s o r l f d,, felli' ~, 1 i.:‘ ,.. ; ..i, '. i thawed that this tottpooimai n t l io o kr oo - t b e . d riiii . •, , ~ ee4c.cottli. ngto the stateas '4 '' ' • i • -1,,,,; idol theellitucellir a the Eitchg' • wer e l-bad atria, .'' %•-.. ( •, l ' a'vo'w', will OPEN ea MONDAY oe :ll ;;: hlif i C t E le °r°l 49lk r 14 4 111111". stek i l :i 4/eli t. qaffs,47'.llll3lrhtiriteivi'bbricY Ch k.isint • A z ile w : 4ll4o 1 . : 1 1, W 7-77 ui . d • i k t e o t t li k . s i ntli i. i ptoik.hwaansumed,siti • A i reer. e Arcri•ctoterric • 0 at Sit &Clock, for the acremasedatien of the Pulltltt el .. la . , .111 so. wo/a." ytte King's . Palbs." tleptellod ea OM Dateless bill taxes for Vie . . M4MlBR,Ailmy 'awe Nv.l4, e •no aniosit• of I : i t ea d y B rea kf a sts, ire. et the following rale :-- _, _„,, ,_ 1 correint y AZ . .), . s. L, s eZ oo tra pact igirn *owl :l l 4 °as' 4ta bt essfo lealdase *r i d ip ir a k t : it ' l l: le s:1, o ri s 7 . l,lT • Att . s ts d au . i t Y,4 inifilotilJ '''pd aU - /Ormit•Stotslinto- duft!Bie . . 1 Tea or Corte, it:chiding Roll, Toast, or Bread and 1 . . Illuvadgr,,. , wkmr,astirser , b. duty toetadoo # Estemi, b. , cusnono on tko feetuaticre of the Sialft - ,illikt4• i Sutter; firs. . ty : 3 'tl f rats i" ., _AM s isibie,l . . . , , Pawn of Ditto, Mud* Ditto , . . ts.st:• l 4- ..--..--ki.• .'' • -,..... • ' ' tntelt.tiim•Yer ostoo 011,11 41.t,oliewellisiitti , -- • Cap of Coffee. with Biscuit - • ..' • • h 1 10 .4 _., . IS - .1.6- 4 1e. 1 .0 ~.... ~,.. .:• 414 4 1 ..1. f rilliWitii,a n talliN - • fpgd ion &PM* leis 0 141 ' ''' 4 ' 4l •' ' ' SI. , Nan. Reit, Taktr, duos per pl a t e - 11110 Pia* . Miti '- : • ' E MI ' s; The sorel,' is ,i,, s.„, a , b r i ng ieparaitt fres vbeli r ik,,,:„.4. I, ll (bir - NOW*. IMM* 'IIIIIIIT.AJt7.I4ICOMBAJTIO DieDifSosibblailliXtthda.l MefßOSlr v atesioy pear:. :_, -''' ..- t :- ' ' ' '••••.! .. - „ . 1 •• 1 and sinall select Tea- r• '.awaYaaa• Avenge ; , ',:: * , • • , ..„44 , ...-. kt it remain unknown toyetmseil ..1.1016 .... • i tn __,.... - , i . ' her, abed Accommodation for Ladies. Ot • -' ' Ow' •' "• 'N 'e'ed with the kurvy 10 my legs, whicir t ',eon' t dilikfith thwetllP ttiNtr '•- . ' ling ' waLe IV •t, homier. - The Rooms will be haad.omely .lighied . up to the • - •""• ------ 7 -- , ' Y•s :), Besting and continue open till Ten o'Clock each Night. , , • Fryea liweir Hneee,_ lkielthaas Rye,llitivai. ' . ally betwasee worse, till I bad shove is` is era, theviesovrbliew ea . ~ , , • . 41 , 1 l i RAW . KINS and DUNKS ESSENCE of COFFEE sold, •By Mr , N.DM , UND DRAYTON above of which were much bmader Ana a shilliWt • liv -Tv .• _ k . • • At the Auettou. Mon. oar she Rank, on W F;DN ESDAY, elate being known to a Sums* Degasses,. be :iidoneerAwo h- ol saus kiis°n, 6° the ia l t ei g l4 4 Were° chime"' a dd .- - 7 f' Wheless:le and Retail, in Half Pint Bottles. .. April 7.1813, at Trek*, by Owlet of the Proprietor, • - cease very shuilnr t.. mine : the person had keen roallaedra bed 'delusive. Reasonable Kopek - might be indulged, tlittt \ ' ..,,...uf - i *.• All the Monieg and Evening Pilirs are takes in. . . ^ A RESPECTABLE LEASEHOLD btick-built Ste greatest part of two years, and by teklaga-fewsusallliot- 'the advantages 'resulting - nom this 'new platew.... . i after your Drops emission cured. By bis recomosindOon, .A N UNFORTUNATE FAMILY, with FIVE' .Llll. DWELLING-HOUSE, delightfully situate at Peckituai• I was induced to give tar a trine t Rod o'sny great tuarire we Potter than seen Mr.• Vansittart had propos- 1.• •• :. Xi CHILDREN, between Three and Eight years of age-- Rye, Surrey, at a retired distance Roos the road. , *kb circular asa comfon I soon f 4 my sorer healed , and, after jog ticated. . Their Father afilieted nearly Three years by a sev-re Paraly- lawn is frilitt,iind•rherlage drive, with coach-house, alebliae- , three small liottles I tould do my wdrk whitest Ineouvimienoe.,[ M HUSKISSON took this siert Of . eottect. ',, .. :. tie Stroke, and thereby reeeced from a most respectable Bassi- cow-house, eteellcot golfer acid kitchen gardens, medals To prevent the return of the diseose, 1 take oboe( one - small '.. • r '-... - secs to extreme iudiaenee, h forced to appeal to the Beeevoleat ground, hot-house , cool dairy, and every other appendage for aid. eessary to ren.!er It a desirable acquisition for the reeephonui;:f battle each year, whica has fully socceeded to try wishes ; and ,mg a rataapprelehilon of the alteratiotr•he•had pro- f remain you r obliged h um bl e servant. , "' ' " • posed In Utopian of the Chancellor of the Elehaluer. . Riecover l ia LL his bodily health (althonghstill unable to walk) ' a respectable Family: The Moose is situate oa a rising sound, THOU4SAIN N A RD. - .., ! he attest) m i nt y, ou a sm all scale a few months ago,. bet coarnanding extensive and picturesque views of the sun minding Witness, Joseph Dobell. He wOtild agree to adopt so moth of it as to alloW was obliged to giveit up fur want gasses, and is now entirety canary, with the advantage of excelleol roads from Tow'. ' for the enceisive charge of- the present and sub's- . 1 rained. His YURNITURE being under SEIZURE, he May be viewed 14 days preceding the Sale, by Tickets poly, knows not what to do. being yet uanhle to walk witiumfbelp. which, with printed Paniculars,may be had of Mr. Drayton, WILIAEAM B. MOUNTAlNOilliniceti's Head quent yam to be thrown upon the Sinking ' f unds '. ' or to make any exercise for his suffering Family ; bat hopes Auction Mart; and Hilkstreet, Peckham. the Almighty, who has visited him with these heavy salami- . ..... Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. •- . . . i 1 tics, will :end 'WO e benevolent persons to his relief. He can To Ironnaongen, Ship•caandkrs, Corn.factors, and Others, The following. Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &e. set eat from h Sinking appropriatingt e Fund, provided it were•oll . , l give the moat respectable references, proving his having Megan requiring extensive Premises, on the banks of the River. the Saracen's Head Inn, Stiow•hill :- • , some future occalion reimbursed from the War a ctive sod industrious, trader for way years, till deprived .f By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Taxes. All he required was, that public faith bcd•th. Two emioeSt Physicist*, who have visited him gra- At the Auction Matt, near the Beak. on WEDNESDAY, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New ('oat Coach, every Morning tuitouslv shire his misfortune., h a ve n o d ou bt o f ma recovery, 1 April 7, 1813, at Twelve, by Order of the Proprieties,. a , h a tf.pa•t Six to• Clock, wins a Geard, thrsugh Ilia:hon. Ax- should not be violated.. At present he tho-Jght the n t had he the negeisary means_of support . He has no near friends 1 unless previously disposed of by Privette Cootracl, .' - minster. Briduort. IllandfOrd. Basiorsteke. and Basket. ' old system adequate, if properly conducted - .1 , , , % 1 , ' 1 $ , , i .1 'I • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, WARCN 26. In the Appeal Case of the Bank of Scotland against Watson, diejudgmenr . of the Court betbw was reversed. aamberlam's Divorce Dill was committed, and the adultery proved by WitINWCP. Report on Monday V x.t.ut 1,0;10 6AIO tram w nit (ever rleChaitall hewhity w w av - w..hiluw at RUC 101103, better and safer Medicine camel be taken. Numbers who ha v e ! proved by witnesses. Report ontlonday. • - DUCHER: OF 11R1JNSWICK. •• • should or Should. not depart trom pantie Tann, hut whether the proposed measure wee or Wu isf9l,ll. ( +,. R • 1 The 111 pis of HERTFORD delivered the answer of the i . 1:,1i 10 , • health), which reduced them to a state of miserable exisitnee , i Regent thanking t h e i r L or d,hi ps • ~./ 15 ; prince Condolence on t h eon ec of ea 'bj t the d tb of the Duchess of Brans- ! Mr. TIERNEY said, that w . hie mina WAS • • I;it . 90 I distortedornot, he took exactly. OMR t i ed a the ; so ' hlr. Lasiongton and When, Prop the C46lllloale bi t _‘ • I 11,050 °.; The first-draws 1.000 Blanks, ..C3I erica. practice which has been so sucensfal. Gentlemen from the East i v t slu r Bill, Sow Bills Artificers' Wares Bill, . mow plan as had been done by bis on• Pieta iana The second-drawn 4000 Blanks, £lO each. and West Indies, whose habits were relaxed by the heat *of . iv, asd some pr r vat elo e fts g % inallt u; i rr hich tat ,v e e p re • re ln im ill La rs* te n t -911 inie. fliiie .be cOntended•that, if the emesore was (ferried; and . • . ,:, OD the Catfish and lrisit lan ' encroachment allowed to be made npon th e Sink- . ‘. • Tern: drawn Pelee above :All. SECOND DAY , 20,00(11 , these climates, have recessed great bestalit. as well as Officer% , "*" Lord W A tiII.JOHAM • presented a Petition from the D jai F.....driwn Prize above 401. THIRD DAY. 10,0001. helolfgiug to ibis Army sad Navy, whOse eourtitutioes Were his - :1 10,159 'Prizes, and only 1:0,000 Tickets , paired by hard services, the various changes of elinutie, &e. - -- - to the Fast India Company, in favour of the Monopoly , Laid • ing Fond, the Sinking Food of Great Britain would ,1 - 4 i • The above Scheme is adapted to every Cl ass o f Ad v e nturers, Persons far advanced in years ihould frequently taken few jor! tab l e. —Ad j o as more than One Half of all the Tickets aid Shares ',ought Boles of this Restorative, which will smagitigly strengthen ..._ , ---_ ansed till Monday. 0e no better than that of onaparte. - Re' thought, t I _ the that' the Noble Lord might have well, spared the • i ken an & versa( ) Nom', BE pftizEs, besides their Chance them, he the means of preventing various Disorder., and is ' HOME OF COMMONS. . , for ALL the CAPITALS. some me sure guard against the ravages of time. This Rroo- warm th of indignation aeltb srliich list had remarked ' ~ • • Tickets and Share% are' selling by T. BISII, the Cmortielar, rative day be tikes with great safety by both Sexes, at any ntet li w r 'iTh A c r m il id A erh r tfi e w o i p tbd p tr re i w t i ha tbe t A hrh becasies tithheed ' sa ßil ltestkell al It bali te 1 V upos die expressions it Als 1106. Friend. lie w .. , • i 1 i liappy . that bis lion. riW bad faced the proposed . -• , at his Fortuaate Men, 4, Conlin'. and 9, Charios-Cross, seisms tea the year, without restralat or coufiameent. br i g it forward next &Woo. 1 Linden., Note.- This aessoratlye is premed la Pills, wbieltprodures General hl A ErLAs D reported, from the 0 400 4 0 tat_.___, "Lit 1 plait with hit atttli9iitY ; bet he hid even,done more, ' • ,• , i . - i' • . 4 '. Persons in the Country who And any difficulty in getting more gneiss' and laming effects than • all the insental forms; the the,Aynhire Sinitor Merabecerm tbily retermady bog then Irli and . wh i i Wee better. f or. he had o sa d it w ith ; supplied with Tickets, Shares, or Rehemes, of the Agetit.,Jare finer tbe Raison are also better preserved. Petitiost Inn not frivolo., nor vexatious.. - • de.ked to scud their Orders dinet to the Contructoras alone. Sold at Hebrkim's Mealtime mad Mineral Water Werehauses , DUCHESS OF 133u,N13121CK. • arguments. • lie (114.14 •y, wile was no ail. • $ 1 No. IQ OW berry - Loe'dOFORON BERERFCRD •veltortea. Oa the Aare. hoes ' did Nap Oppolf9 . ' tire ' .. z.: lHr il d w id_ I SO" . . i FiIHE REAL JAPA.N BLACKINC f made by and hoes, 45,14 a . " Paa7 1 e . I.Tei lliwi t e n i, l asi" ) . 4ll i si xe rtill kiegg 4 iF t . fteee, l4.l° Ox- to his R.oyal . Ingham.% the Prince Regenrispd lifeentlolll. k et r al l s % be was eenv i yee d''• •• • :th e r ::.... ' : hob 1 IL DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Helbore. !hearty of the terd•weet. ate. 3 - aid an -• ars or igeingtoelikrOei ! _ amil and that his itnygitiae l s o s e had veld, that lte„ it Mai •• • . gdollilletreitti oftl i . II aftdolloy DAN and MARTIN; misers beryl Compri, poisolo, 1‘..it0,110, 4 Mein Bolfmk4Aßl. 9s • atceptable,probC cif t- r attodirnent to him tokihttsily ...L . -"mild ffiffttklrroliO .. ~ 9 7. HOLBOR. . leaving nit the iri1:041; and . 11 0 maptioth i s krzwilifil . • m. lot! :t..The tile 'Anthills goer Bills*Ail sweelle u. dtai* 'witiLlgs rifle . fittt, t't ittpiap was • ; 111 a man oar) before the origion 111 r.. ; -- i 1,41 y anis nave • rib pg %Abe .of Committee, and the Report was. ordered to be rectisids k loi. ii t ,.- rei t .. t .„ lttic f a ith 6 , 0 Ire en. • very es t i. • .. 63. 4,,,..i.e, that OW whole lbdstriblialliki: dliht *Mg 1 I 4.4 ••)' . 33 ' •', kr v • • . morrow, •• r• ; Vuul • - • • ..• • . . .•.• • . • • - . . , ~. . • - . • . , . .. • . a ' • . , .r•, . • - .••• . . t , ' ... • • / I.• . . , . --`-- - . Violet/ af,Leaseheild 'merest in two Haws, eidisbiri-place, By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, At the Auction Mart, oear the Bank, oa WEDNESDAY, r THE O April 7, 1313, at Twelve, by order of the Proprietor. D L w EAS L E I H N O O. L H D ou it s i i T s E agi R i ES toy T inTWOI Y:f brickhu o ilt a EL situate N 05.16 and 17, Salishary-place, Walsworth, in thenrcu j patina of Messrs. Brckbank and Helder, tenants at will, at rents arnosystirg to 481. per annum, and cootaining airy chain hels. cerfaisatparloUn, kitchen garden, neat fore-court, ioclosed by railing. Held on lease for a term of 53_,years, at a ground rent of 71. per annum. The above Houses ate pleasantly situate la a neighbourhood daily imposing, and is a complete state of repair. May be sieved tea days preceding the Sale, by kale of the tenants; and Partiesilars had of Mr. West, Solicitor, Red- Lieo•street, Rapping; of Mr. Drayton, Auction Mart ; and Hill-street, Peckham. I-I°R DISORDERS of STONE and GRA- V EL.— Whatever caution Persons in general may observe In taking a medieire, recommended through the medium of an 4dvertiseroent, yet when the disease is obvious in ito nature, and the remedy the discovery of a Surgeon by Profession, the Patient can incur no kazard.—Mr. PERRY, 9, Southampton street, Bloomsbury-square (Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOL VENT for Caring the Stone and Gravel) has for some yennpost confined his practice solely to cases of the above kind, and fur that purpose may be consulted at home every Wednesday and Friday. The above medicine may also be had at Bacon and Co.'s, Oxford -street, opposite Bald-street ; and at Bolton's, frost of the Royal Exchange, in Bottles of fls.; and 1/. 2g. two of the large Bottles never foil to remove ralculous diathesis in the habit of persons of a sedentary life, and thereby prevent the formation of Stone. A CONCISE DISQUISITION of the DISORDER, with the management to be observed under its cure, may be had, price Is. 6d. of Messrs. Sherwood, Neely, nod Jews. Pater , nosier-row, St. Pawls ; and of Messrs. Becket's, Pall-mall; and for other proofs of the efficacy and innocence of the Solvent ' references may he had to the families of Lord SockAlle, Sir I Edward Knatchbull, Bart. Sir R. King, as wells. to many other persons of distinction in the three Kingdoms.