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OANIRRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.—The ( . 03131ITTRE of Mr. GOULBURN sit doily at the Union Hotel, Cockspur-street, to receive information and afford facilities to the Voters in his Interest. Union Hotel, Coeicapur-street, May 27, HIM THIRD SOCIETY or moll East, is now LOPE until Dusk. Admittance rts . rs.Sufrolit-otreet, Pall iglic &Clock in the Morning HOFLAND, Secretary. NEW VOCAL MUSIC.—" Yes ! I will leave .tha I Festive Sccre," an answer to the celebrated Song of dap " Light Guitar," sung by Miss Paton, at the Theatre Roy Covet.t.Garden, composed by Joho Barnett, priee2s. • * In consequence of the celebrity which t!.e !suer Song Isaa• obtained, and the unprecedented demand for copies, Messelj illayhew and Co. have been Induced to publish the Answeejl which it is presumed will not suffer by a comparison even with itgi much-admired precursor. N.B. No copies can be genuine but those MID( by Miss Pates, composed by John Barnett. and published bt Mayhew and Co. 31usic.Sellers to the Royal Family. 17, Old Bond - sirect, whets may be had the following Compositions of the above ceiebrakdd Author Afaidea, Maiden, heedful be, sung by Madame Vestsis, pries ls. Not a Drum wait heard, the celebrated Poem on the Death of General Sir John Moore, sung by Mr. Sapin, price 2s. Beam brightly, sweet Star of the Night, sung by Mr. Sae* price L. take SALES BY AUCTION. THE SUPERB STOCK OF JEWELS. HIJOUTERIE, BRILLIANTS. PEARLS, &c. Of Messrs. Delafons, of Sackalle-street, Jewellers, successors 10 the late Mr. Gray. M R ilob!;lt l y " a L nj( l ie P n B „y, mil tg s a t t by re o s rd e er c" :f " t y he i AZ r es (3 T in the gnees. he shall, THIS and following DAYS. kljBM IT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, at One o'clock, the whole of the genuine and fashionable MODERN STOCK of superb and valuable JEWELS and JEWELLUX, and BIJOU , T E RIE, PLATE, and miscellaneous E LELIA NCIES ; a beau. tifuJ variety of rings, brooches, crosses, pins, gold neck and watch chains, seals, valuable and etcellent gold watches, and an infinite variety of fashionable jewellery and bijouterie, plata, steel orna ments, and miscellanies ; the entire property. and principally ma nufactured by order of Messrs. Delsfuns. The known taste and design, and the solidity of workmanship duping the life orb Gray, and since that event by his successors, have, fee ready a century, established the high reputation of this concern. May be viewed, and catalngues. at 4. each, -awn had .at Aiwa Bank Cofree.house; and at Mr. Phillipea, New Bond-street: - . , QOCIETY for the EP CY DIANUFACTURES, 1824. 'RAGEMENT of ARTS, )11MERCE, Adelphi, June 1, CITY ELECTION.—The COMMITTEE for con- QO(7IETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, 3/7 ''' '''''' :"'" "" I ""''''"'“' ' - A • y hew and Co. have been Induced to pr.blish the inner, 17 DIA NU FACTURES, and COMMERCE, Adelphi, June 1, ducting the EJection of the Right Honourable the LORD ,„,.,.. which it is presumed will not suffer by a comparison even with its much-admired precursor. . MAYOR, finding in the course of their canvass that the lieu of ''''`" the Livery furnished by the different Companies are very thee- An EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of this , on Society will be held at the So c i ety ' s House WEDNESDAY N.E. No copies can be genuine but those teng_by Miss Patois, curate, many gentlemen having chaoged their places of residence, composed by John Barnett, and . published by Mayhew and CO, since the lists were formed. would feel particularly obliged by a NEXT . . June 7, for the purpose of Electing ofa .Chairman . to. the I 31usie-Sellers to the Royal Family. 17, Old Bood-street, where Committee of Polite Arts, itl consequence the resignation of notice of any such change being forwarded to them, at the Mansion- house; it being the wish of the Lord Mayor to pay his respects George Reveley , Esq. The B a ll ot will comme n ce nt haven o'clock, and close at Two Author '— co to the whole of the Livery, either personally or by his Committee;Alaidea, Maiden, heedful be, sung by Madame Vestris, price bat ft is the hope of the Committee, that if the heavy and lama.. precise l y. By order, ARTHUR AIKIN, Secretary. 2, taut public duties of his Lordship should, as they fear may be the COMMITTEE ROOM, CITY OF ,LONDON Note Drum wan heard, the celebrated Poem on the Death of case, prevent him from waiting upon any of the Livery, the TAVERN, Jogr 2. 1825. General Sir John Moore, sung by Mr. Sapio, price 2s. omission will be attributed to its real cause, and will not be per- DISTRESSED MA,NUFACTCRERS. Beam brightly, sweet Star of the Night, sung by Mr. Sapio, mined to prejudice his Lordship's interest. Amount already advertieed. .. v - £111,431 11 3A price L. faf. The Committee sit daily, at the Mansion-house, where all com- ADDiTlOXAL.Ktficettrrtolte. Oh, take this il' wads (Duet), price 2s. munications will be thankfully received. Collection at the Poultry . Kirk, Heaton, & Bright 21 0 The Rose of the Moen, sung by Madame Vestris, price 2s. Committee-room, klansion-house, June 2, 1826. Chapel, per Rev. John Illimation from the Rev. Moonlight, Music, Love, and Flowers (Duet), price 2s. Clayton, Jun. 07f. De. 11164 .ihirry Farr Yesteman, Liberty and Wine, price Is. (d. /V ESTNIINSTER ELECTION.—The Chairman of Su '• of the In- .., ' . Stock-house, Dorset b 0 Wilt thou tempt the Wave with me? (Duet), price is. 64. the Preliminary Meeting of the Friends of Reform held at habitants of the City , m,„ et . 20 0 The Battle of Ilohenlioden, sung by Mr. Braharn, price 2s. Otl. the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Thursday, June 1, Saving of Hereford, -per the ... Home Gordon :20 0 The Twilight Serenade , price 2 s. communicated the proceedings of dist Meeting to Ste Francis Bus. m ayor . 1110 • Puget and Bainbridge*. Musical Portraits front %Veber's " Der Freischuta" and Meyer- dett and Mr. Ilubhouse, received the following reply : James B. Goforth 10 •• mili s H„ p i et m ew 60 0 beer's "II Croclato in Egitto," '.:- . earn. "London, June 2, 11326. F a i n t, y et p ursu i ng 0 10, P* Remi ng t o n s ad C o . " Set.—ln reply to the trommunication which we received last The third Subscriptions,' The Dew of Saliebn JO 0 OWAN WITH TWO NECKS, LAD-LANE, night from from you and other Friends of Reform, we beg to say that this i n b a bi iis c so fga i gh.. .Tike tow. aissala , .. N 44,4 1 4. 5444,44. IF Fjc.,D. Dowel, Ideal, Itiansevasc s we am plunk grail/led to Snit it la intended to 'Meat the swaths-um of II obhouse and Co. sheen . 5 4' liviite. Mud Citettetbilty Talent Coaefies daily. ti et the yieople of Westminster In their parishes, in order that the per Jones, Loyd, and Nipeount 3landeville, per The following Royal Mails and Pust Coaches depot t from And general opinion of the Electors at large, as to the ensuing choice of c o , - 46:11. 2s. 4d. . Rust and Co. 21 o arrive at the above Inn : their Representatives. may be known and acted upon. Anonymous - 1 1 Lady Olivia Barnard HOLY 11 EA D New Mail, through Stony Stratford, Toweemer, "We need say no more than that we shall hold ourselves in rem - Buckles - I/. 6s. 7d. Sparrow, per ditto 21 0 Da v entry , Dunchurch , Coventry , Birmingham. Wolverhampton, diners to receive any further expressions of their wishes, with By J. and S. Percival, North- Win. Henry Fellowes, Shiffnal, Shrewsbury, ()gantry, Llangollen, Cornett, and Bangor, which the Electors of Westminster may be pleased to favour us. amptun M.P. per ditto 21 0 every Evening at half-past seven, Sundays escepted, seven o'clock. "We have the honour to remain. Sir, Thomas Butcher - 5 0 Per Spooner and Co. LIVER POOL R ayal Mail, through Dunchuveli, Coventry, " Your's most faithfully. die. Rev. James Ford - 20 J. Joyner - 2 2 Colesbill, Lichfield, Newcastle, and Congeten, every Ertoing at '.F. BI'RDE IT. Collection at Quinton, 8. C. 31. W. B. 310 half - past seven , Sundays excepted , seven o 'clock. " JOHN C. /10BROUSE. Northamptonshire, by Per Barclay and Co. BRISTOL Royal Mail, through Reading, Newbury, Marlbo. " To Mr. De Year, Chairman, &c." the Rev. S. B. W: Rev. C. T. Onllitti 2 0 rough, Caine, and Chippeoham, every Evening at hall-past seven, Ward - 3 13 6 Rev. W. Slade 1 • Sundayys enceptcd, seven o'clock. emples of the articles and a form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock, on the thy of treaty, ncrany noticed, unless the party or an agent for him attends. EreTT Tender mutt be accompanied by a letter addressed to the Navy Board, and aligned by a responsible person, engaging to be come bound with the person tendering, in the sum of NOL for the due performance of the Contract. curate, since • An EXTRAORDINARY RENERA I, MEETING of this Society will be held at the Siwiety's House, on WEDNESDAY NEXT., June 7, for the purpose of Electing a Chairman to the Committee of Polite Atte, ih consequence of the resignation of George Reveley, Esq. The Ballot will commence nt Ele ven o'clock, and close at Two precisely. By order, ARTHUR A IKI N, Secretary. COMMITTEE ROOM, . CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, JostE 2. 1821. DISTRESSED MA,NUFACTURERS. Amount already advertised. - £111,431 11 3,1 ADDITIOXAL Collection at the Poultry Chapel, pee Rev. John Clayton, jun. Subription else, . omission BAST INDIA lIOI7sE, Man 31, 18.2 n. TE Court of Directors of Me United Cornrow, of ftleretents (England, trading to Me Euit Indies, do hereby Netter, That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready, to or any time before Wrnicesrts•r, the 14th of June, 1821 i, to re mire ?rums& in Writing. sealed up, from such persona as may be willing to supply the Company with BUFF LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTS, BLACK LEATHER STORES, price h. • 2s. LIBRARY OF SOOkk• • Pictures, Fowling-pieces, Reaseen il lerels, and Valuables of J. Widow; . MR.. PHILLIPS respectfu l y announce' that. On ' WEDNESDA Y NEXT, at 2, he obeli SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. New Bond.streett, a miff • LIBRARY of BOOM. anal Books of Prints, to sacelltatl dittos and Whretem Indwethotthe reeenee, Derby, and ether gilterks ; Pyre's Royal Residences. Bri ..— WJ Engravings and WOrks on History. Divinity, Etc. Mustrsted with plates; two fowling-pieces by Mortimer and Clarke. In cases; seve ral sets of carved chessmen, a gold musical enuff-bolt and three watches, silver tankard and bronses, a cabinet pianoforte, and lair cellancous valuables, th • property of J. Watson, Eaq. May be viewed two days mewling the sate, and swats ea had at Mr. Phillips's. BUNTING. IRON CROWS, HORSE-ARTILLERY HARNESS. REGIMENTAL BUTTONS, SOLDIERS' CAPS. aod ofThlrty-six Inches in Width. And that el::: Conditions of the respective Contracts (eight in num ber) may be seen open application to the Clerk of the said Corn miPee, with whom the Proposals must be left before Eleven Welock in the Forenoon of the said 14th day of June, 1026 ; after which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. t.• pleased , Ws have the honour to remain. sir. '• Your's most faithfully &c. " F. BITRDErT. " JOHN C. HOBHOUSE. 'clock. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jane 2, 1U26. IVIE Court of Directors of the Umtat Company o r I Merchants of England trading to the East Indies do 14eftby gine Notice. That the Committee of Buying and WAreiIOUSCS will be ready, on ne at any time before WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of June, 18 . 26, to receive Proposals, in writing, sealed up. from such persons as lily be willing to supply the Company with a quantity of COALS, to be delivered at Calcutta; and that the Conditions of the Contract mar be seen span application to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must be left before Three o'clock in the afternoon of the said 11th day of June, Itl2l, after which hour the Committee sr id Dot receive any tender. JOSEPH DART, Sec. larlbo. seven, . Slade Stall Subocriptions 1 Whitmore and Co. Joho Fordbam and Co. " To Mr. De Vear, Chairman, &c." 5 0 5 0 3 0 Royston Hall Worthrtm 0. K. Fordham - Hon. and Rev. .1. W. Penchi Railway I 1 1,. X. it. I I Thomas Wortham 1 0 ARGYLL ROOMS. fader the Immediate p;WrnraieoiherlfOiaTiFllghness the Duchess of Kent, her Grace the Duchess of Northumberland, her Grace the Duchess of Wellington. MRS. BLAND, having recovered from her late very severe indisposition, has the honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, her Friends, and the Public, that it is her intention to take a BENEFIT CONCERT at the above Rooms, on SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, on which occasion the under-mentioned Gentlemen havedrindly consented to form themselves into a Corn. titian to conduct Kitchener, 43, Warren-street, Fitzroy. square; J. Carpue, Esq., 72, Dean.street, Soho; T. Welsh, Royal Harmonic Institution. The following eminent performers hare, in the handsomest manner, profferred their services t Disdain, Camden Allan, Miss Stephens, Miss Paton. bliss hove Miss Posey, and Madame Vestrts ; Mr. Braham, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Sapio, Mr. Horn. Mr. C. Bland, Mr. Welsh, Mr. Hawes, and Master Benson. Mrs. Bland will, on this occa sion, sing one of her celebrated ballads, being her first appearance In public these four years. A Solo on the Violoncello by Mr. FowelL Grand Piano-Forte, Mademoiselle Jams (from the Con servatoire Royale, of Paris). Leader, First Act, Signor Spagnio ; Second Act, Mr. Mori. Conductor, Mr. Pio Cianchettini. The Band will be numetous and complete. The names of other celebrated performers. with further particulars, will be announced in future advertisements. _ Tickets, half-a-guinea each, ti be had of Mrs. Bland, No. .543, Greek-street, Soho: and at the Royal Harmonic Institution 14cm-street. TO TILE PUBLIC. lIAZARD AND CO.'S LAST ADDRESS. AS Contractor, for this Ism of all Lotteries, and whose Establishment is nearly coeval with the commencement of Lotteries, we respectfully take leave of the Public with grateful acknowledgments for the patronage we have experienced for more titan a century ; and to remove any doubts that may exist as to the S intention 0 his klnjetity's Government to give up Lotteries, we Lel it Incumbent on us to make the following declaration, viz. —that the present is positively and inevitably the bast Lottery that will be allowed in this Kingdom ; and we say this in the full ac ceptation of the word " Last," without any reservation whatever. PAZARD and Co. In order torender the halt of Lotteries as brilliant as possible, we bare, as Contractors. jointl with our Coadjutors, formed aScherne containing SIX PRIZES OF I:30.800 All to be Drawn in (toe Day, the 18th of July And we respectfully remind the Public, that in one Lottery we sold ALL the 30.0001. Prizes, anti within these few weeks, THREE 20.000!. Prises in One Day. •.• The price will be raised Twenty-four Shillings a Ticket at least (Shares in proportion) on ;Holiday next, the 19th lest. Royal Exchange (tate, 26. Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford.strcet, end of Regent-street. TO THE PUBLIC: A T the present rtnom;t;i,l;bCiiTujimany articles, ncces tl to the comforts of the poorer classes, ore more or less liable to taxation, it may sorely be a question, whether the aboli tion of Lotteries, by which the State was a gainer of nearly half a million per annum, be or be not, a wise measure P 'Tis tear, that, as they were farmerly conducted, the system was fraught with some evil. Insurances were allowed upon the fate of numbers, through protracted drawings, and as the insurances could be of for very small sums, those who could ill afford loss im bibed a spirit for gambling, which the Legislature very wisely most effectually prevented, by adopting, in the year 1809, the present !roproved mode of deciding the whole Lottery in One Day. As it is at present conducted, the Lottery is a voluntary tax. con tributed to only by those who can afford it, and collected without trouble or expense; one by which many branches of the Revenue are considerably aided, and by means of which hundreds of persons rind employment. The wisdom of those who at this time resign the income produced by it, and add to the number of the unem ployed, may, as I have observed in my former address, surely be questioned. Mr. Pitt, whose ability in matters of financial arrangement few will question, and whose morality was proverbial, would not, I am bold :o my, have yielded to an outcry against a tax, the continuing of which mould have enabled him to let the labourer drink his humble beverage au% reduced price, or the industrious artisan to pursue his occupation by % cheaper light. But we live la other times—in the age of improvement ! To stake patrimonial estates at Hazard or Ecarte in the purlieus of St. James's is merely amusement, but to purchase a Ticket_in the Lottery, by means of which a man may gain an estate at a trillins tisk. is—immoral ! Nay, within a few hours of the time I write, were ant many of our Nobility anti Senators, some of whom I dam say voted against Lotteries, assembled, betting thassann epees horse roe f_tl saying m much, it may be thought that I am somewhat pre sumptuous, or that I take a partial stew of the case. It is, how ever, my honest opinion, abstracted from personal considerations, that the measure of Lotteries is an unwise one, and as such I give It to that Public, of whom I have been fur many years the highly-favoured servant, and for whose patronage, though Lotteries cease, my gratitude will ever continue. As one of the Last Contractors, I have assisted in arranging a Scheme, the approval of which by the Public is hourly testified by the increasing demand for Tickets and Shares. It contains, and for the first time that a Scheme ever did, SIX Orand Prizes of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, all Sterling Money. For the sale of Capitals of that amount my Offices have long been tamed ; for there were sold the first. the last, and more than half of all. that have ever been drawn. For the sale of other (spitals my Offices are too well known to make it requisite for me to enumerate, or make any remark, beyond a general one, that they are invariably successful ; and of that the Public are fully aware, by the continued preference I have received for many years. This Lottery being. as Parliament has resolved, THE LAST 'THAT EVER WILL BE DRAWN, fs to be decided All in One Day, 18th July. In a rower Address, I apprised the Public that the price of Tickets and Shares would rise after the 27th instant: it has risen, is rising, and will continue to rise as the Drawing approaches. I have the honour to bc, your devoted Servant T. BISH. Stock Broker, 29M May, 1826. 4. Cornhill, and 9. Charing-cross. 1100PINU COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD MEDICINE. IN consequence of the beneficial Effects of ROCH E'S EMBROCATMN for the Cure of that distressing Com plaint, the HOOFING COUOIIs his Majesty's Letitia& Palest were granted to J. Roche, to secure to him his valeila Caw po.itfon. Many thousands of Children are curod.asosally by Ai IPSO* on the first attack an immediate syphoning/ On ware will prevent the complaint taking any Add stile a few times may oomplately cure. In demos obsisma CIL as piau severance will produce the desired effect gm unnady_gn be 0. waftealaulased for children as this,. fait Mona mg llashinslta be taken inwardly. to ne ease can this Medicine be guanine Woo signed so tits wrapper "J. Rothe." Price 4s. and U. 2s. per bottle. Sold by Mr. Roche's Agent, a 4 7, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the footway, opposite to the pun' entrance to the Cathedral. .•-dih--- ,t s~ -- • -•- A T a numerous and respectable MEETING of the 2 - 1. ELECTORS of the Town and Borough of Southwark, held at the Three Tuns Tavern, St. Margaret's-hill, on FR I DAY, the 2d day of June, 1826: STEPHEN HOLLOWAY, Esq. in the Chair, Resolved unanimously —That at this period, when the prero gative of returning our Represenuttives to l'arliament is to be ex ercised, it is essential to the preservation of our rights and liberties that a Gentleman of sound Protestant principles, and firmly attached to the ('onstitution, as by law established in Church and State, should be selected by us. Resolved unanimously—'that EDWARD POLHILL, Esq. whose family have resided in this borough for nearly a century. and have held a most honourable stuation in its commerce, and whose Father formerly represented it in three successive Paella memo, is not only, as a neighbour and one of our own body, and well acquainted with our local interests, but as a Gentleman of high character, constitutional principles, and independence, a lit and proper person to represent this ancient town and borough in Part.ament. . • . _ Resolved unanimously—Thst this Meeting does therefore earnestly recommend Edward Pulhill,Esq. to their brother Electors, and pledge themselves, collectively and individually, to use their utmost exertions to secure his return. Resolved unanimously—That Committees be now formed in the several Parishes, and that a general Canvas immediately take place. Resolved unanimously—Thnt these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and insetted in the Morning and Evening Papers,. STEPHEN HOLLOWAY. Resaved unanimously—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his apse conduct in the Chair. TO THE INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF IPSWICH. GENTLEMEN. ALLOW me. in the name of Mr. HALDIMAND, to offer my cordial and heartfelt thanks for the unequivocal assurances of support given during the Canvass in 'ostrich, which, u has been truly stated, was one of unprecedented success. Tbc London Canvass proceeds with the same results, and daily proofs are offered to the Committee that the principles of Independence, which manifested themselves so eatly, are acquiring a maturity, a:ike honourable to the cause and to its supporters. Our Opponents, relying lass upon their owe merits than upon misrepresentations of our strength and confidence, have circulated a report that Mr. Haldimand will nor persevere in the Contest. It may be almost unnecessary to contradict so unfounded a statement ; but, in justice to %Ir. Haldimand, I must be permitted to declare that he has expressed his determination to adhere to the indepen dence of Ipswich, In the event a Contest, whilst a man remainsto be polled. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very faithful and humble Servant, W. PEARSON, Chairman of the Independent Committee. Ipswich. May 30, TO THE FREE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF IPSWICH, RESIDENT IN LONDON AND ITS VI CINITY. OEXTLEMILS, THE success of my Canvass in London and its Vici nity has more than realized my expectations. I was per fectly assured that those Out-voters, who, in conjunction with Mr. BARING and Mr. HALDIMAND, contributed to establish the independence of the Borough, would strenuously maintain the ad vantages which they had so nobly won, and could never be induced to surrender their Rights and Privileges into the hands of those who, for nearly Half a Century, had degraded Ipswich into a Close Borough. In this I have not been deceived ; I Sad the Non. resident Voters animated by the same ardent spirit of indepen dence which I witnessed amongst their brother Freemen at Ipswich. There is every where an invincible determination to perpetuate the triumph of that party, the existence of which, in a triumphant state, is necessary to preserve that unbiassed exercise of the Elec tive Franchise which is requisite to secure to the Freemen of both Colours due weight, importance, and respect. I return, on behalf of 3lr. HALDIMAND and myself, my sin cerest thanks for the successful and decisive Canvass I have made ; 1 offer my respectful apologies to those Gentlemen upon whom it has not yet been in my power personally to attend ; and I pledge myself, in conjunction with your tried Friend, Mr. HALDIMAND, to persevere in the contest whilst one Freeman remains to be polled. I have the honour to be, with sentiments of the highest gratitude and respect, Gentlemen, Your devoted and obedient Servant, R. TORRENS. Committee Room, White Hart. Bishopsgate, May 31st, 1826. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY. 64, QUEEN.STREET, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. (xzwa THE sournweatr BRIDGE.) I j PTON and Co. respectfully recommend to the Public the following established Pnmts and Oils. ANTI.CORROSIVE PAINTS PER CWT. D i Invisible Green 401. Bright Red - 34. White - 405., Olive Green 765. Chocolate -40 s. Slate Colour 461. Fine deep do. 112. Stone Colour 465. Lead ditto Dark Red . 26a. Black . Ma. Prepared Oil per ll.* Patent a Grass Greens, Is. 6d. to 21. 6d• per lb. These Paints are very durable and ornamental; they resist the erects of Weather in an unusual degree, are a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, and require only to be thinned with Oil for use. REFINED MINERAL PAINT (of a handsome Dark Cho. palate Colour) at 16s. per Cask. This Paint is inaolublr in Water, and therefore peculiarly adapted for all Work constantly exposed to the Weather. It does not require to be heated for use, and is but little more than One Penny per Pound. RECTIFIED SPERM OIL, for Sinumbra, French, and all Lamps , - kind. It has the brilliancy of the finest Gas, • gives int witbont °lnuit Turpentine, bliss Wortham - I 0 Thm. Wortham, jun. 1 0 Wm. Nash 1 0 Thos. Butterfield 1 0 John Bildbiltll 2 0 Niasterman and Co. Per Wootton, Tubb. and Co-, OstOrtl. J. SWAIM, Ensham - 5 5 Mr. WoOften L 0 Rev. Christopher Cook son, Stamford - 2 2 William Slitter - 3 3 Josiah Vincent . 1 0 John Eykyn . 3 3 Richard Smith . 2 0 George Lanes - 2 2 John NI•Olue, Queen's College - 1 0 H. Mensal, Trinity Col lege 1 0 Putton, Corn Market 1 1 Mlas Dry - I 1 tins E. Dry . 1 1 Richard Dry - . 1 1 William Dry . 1 1 /mall Subscriptions - 017 Per Sansom and Co. - W. S. IS 0 D. S. 31. 6 0 Per Esdaila and Co. Pariah of Langham, set, by the Rev. Dr, llurfock 8 0 St. Alary Tower• Chunk, Ipswich,by theChureh. warden, - 38 2 Colonel Alcock - 2 2 Per (Ilya and Co. James Sutton 10 0 Curtis and Co. Produce of Ornamental Articles by some Ladies at Risley, Nottinsharn shire 1 10 A. B. ___ _ 7 _ 1 1 Willis and Co. Saint Al ary 'a Chapel, Maidenhead, after a Sermon by the Rev. Wm. Morgan 6M. 31.3 d. W. B. Atkins • II 0 flimflam Parish, by the Rev. Jas. Joyce - Bond and Co. Henry Hopkins - 5 5 Williams and Co. John Grover 5 5 Rev. Brownlow Poulter S 5 13orough of Dorchester 41 7 Curries ar.d Co. M. R. - 3 3 Wm. Currie, jun. - 3 Fuller and Co. Rev. Rouen Fredcrolt 1 0 Ladbroke and Co. Jane Thom, 2d subs. 10 0 Lubbock and Co. Rev. W. L. Pope, Wor thing 1 I Sir Claude Scott and Co. NVorkmen of Milne, 31sr garet-street - 2 3 A. A. - 1 0 Workmen of Thrupps, Oxford-street. 4th sub. 1 12 Servants of W. Hamitic, 108.6 d. Marten, Call, and Co. Rer. G. P. B. Pollen 1 1 Alorland and Co. Workmen in the employ of U. E. Thruppay 3d subscription . 2 6 Per Cocks aid Co. Mr. 0 7-- 6 0 Per Drummond sad Ca Rev. P. Allwood, Wanda. worth . . 2 2 fd'Oregor and a few Friends, at the Foot Guards Suttling House 2 9 Rev. Dr. John Ball 10 0 Lieutenant is the Navy 1 0 J. E. 1.1. - 6 0 Colonel Fyers, Royal En gineers. Storekeeper,and Barrack Branches of •Ordnaoce Department. Jersey - M. 16s. 6tl. Per Bouyetie and Co. Francis Smith Childs and Co. Rev. Arthur onslow - 3 0 E. E. R. 5 0 7 'l- -- ~~ ~s,: - . Lamps of a superior kind. It has the brilliancy of the finest Gas, Per Pam and Ileygete. R. E. R. - - 5 0 TAUNTLIN tnrougn unt.ssa ants ZiAllllillea IV it a co., awry gives more light than other Oils, and, from its extreme purity, is James Heygate, jun. 5 4 Per Gosling and Co. Afternoon at four, at reduced Farm without waste. W. H. U. - 10 10 Fred. Holbrooke - 2 0 BIRMINGHAM and HOLYHEAD New and ve ry %p rim Genuine White Lead, 40e. per cwt. Varnishes, Linseed Oil, . Per Weston and Co. Per Praeds and Co. Day Coach, the Eclipse, through Stony Stratford and Coventry, Turpentine, &c. &c. Sir John Sewell 10 10 Right Hon. L or d g oner _ the nearest and only direct road, at a quarter before eight o'clock. Parish of Cranbrook, 40!. 3s. W. rale - - 20 0 Passengers by this Conveyance have the privilege of resting one REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF HATS. Per Hillmmerileys. Per Hoares and Co. Night at Birmingham, and proceed the next Morning, without ad. EIRANKS, Wellington House, Red Cross-street, Bar- R. and R. .Hudson 5 0 John F. Moor . 2 2 ditional expense. The Eclipse Travels Nine Miles an Hour, and R: Mean in offering thanks to the Public generally, for the pre- From Fletcher , Parsons , & C o. Miss Thrale - 50 is upon a new and improved plan of Safety. ference be hie received, most respectfully solicits their attention to of Oxford. D. L. J. -' 5 0 ROYSTON and BUNTINOFORD Post Coach, every Atte- the annexed Net. as a very material Reduction in the Price of Hats: Rev. C. H. Watling, Mr. Cooke . 1 0 liaperfinofbailesosn's Beaver Hats -10 s. and 18e. Jesus College 110 E. B. . 5 n noon at half-past two o'ciciek, to the George, Buntingford, and - " " Crown Inn, Royston. hisperimlNNO VIM - - IN. 6d. and 12s. Rm. J. B. Harrison, J. LB. - - 1 0 NAM IdOilidkto ditto - -14 e. and 15s. Magdalen College 2 0 Rev. J. M. Traberne 3 3 NORWICH New Safety Day Times Post Coach (in 14 Howe, Ladies' sistainth'ens Beaver Bonnets, in the greatest possible Thos. Pitman, Witclham Earl of Meaborsugh -3 0 0 and driven through by ono Coachman only) at five in the Abating. tanW, adorned most fashionably. Coßege - 1 I Second remittals* front CAMBRIDGE Tally Ho ! Fast Coach (in 5 Hoare), at a Clesneam, Sable, and every other description of Fur Caps Part of illagdalen College East Sumebasise, De. quarter pastille o'clock every Afternoon, and from the Flower„,Ro. and Benstahs i Boys - 113 von, noludiug see g o e s Bishopegate-street, at half.payt two. The chi& sf Ibe goods mid by FRANKS are made and finished A Gentleman - 10 0 pay frets Yip. quartered there CANTERBURY Fast Coach, The Tallyho ! every After- in Lesko. leY areediesel. basis, under his own immediate In. W. Rowland - 3 3 and lit of grald ril noon, at ball-past two tin seven hours). speml246 jibs INS sad trialaim upon comparison will be found Rev. Glyd. White I 0 10th .MN 1111I.FORD HAVEN New Post Coach, through Me= OM them Irma My other , house in the trade. Mrs. White - 1 0 1111 Maim so the marls* Beaver Hat, the attention of Gentle. Mrs. Griffiths - 2 2 Comte. • .155- 041 - Cardiff, Math, Swansea, Carmarthen. Narbertb, and HA • • West, every Afternoon, at four o'clock. MO lejkatelyrly esiltetted to FRA NKS'S NEW ELASTIC Small Subscriptions 013 Mrs. Frances Totten . 5 .0 IIIthr.DIEAVER HATS (by Royal Letters Pa. Per Smith, Payne, and Co. L. G. P. - - 1 1 Caravans upon springs to mos t parts of the Kingdom. tthe Bankers in Town and C ountry, MO alMsbetiebroco every improvement that has at any time been .W. Long - 2 0 Viscount Chabot . 10 0 ......- Z i t ti. will always a retain their their7s:pe et . o . sui d t ar th e e r n en a : tor at. tbe P ty l or ree e. i ols e r d lon b T Tern. w h ere the Coottulties div , dem. dhom are "144yN.8. Parcels and Luggage conveyed Pally to all Baas of the fa North, and to rev City mid menu tinting Toils is the MOO. eI 7V. , WATIIRMOURE and Co., Promisees* ding a • INOr.pioof, that If exposed to violent rain, the to mad . —.Clergtmeu, Dissendni Alinittere , . and oeNha, detdring i 9 , 9 The Propeistomat the above Garfishes beer issessw Messes baud he preserved Perfeeny dry. and the last free frri spot. information relative to the diell ii• T a rli la the diaihsfitituring. the Public. that they. will not he scaourttablo .iee an! .Pseesi ee cep Amp, light. !bate, sod double, may be worn,w Peen. districts, R a m ke..y a priptdd .. „ , _ ~ #ll...speinAlinskt - , [ Package whatever, ear for any . Postwar Luggage alta nc if ta ltec liar itisesehhrits_ i, lad lite stere IV ers ultrierlit-t•zeilit . Ins!, w • Il• n ri"l7 Sec. 'solo of' Sys Pounds, Onlies t h e same entered and f at hapervioos me, will prove to it. Pries Its. Applications to the Committee must be addressed to 4 ''F'fanchl acco:dinif, at the'tiene of Ihe deliverYli * al stidt P r • N.B. Wellington Haase is the corner of Red Cross-street and Freeling, Esi., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers' age, or Pamenuger's Im ,to them or their Agepts. ' Ilecch.stnet, Barbican. Relief Commutes." Goods insured at a tudc rate. £lO 13 6 The fourth weekly Col. lcction from the Pa rishioners of St. George the fflartyr, Queen. square, by the Rey. J. L. Martyr. Rector 7 1 The unarked Subnriptlon of the pour Roy& and Girls of the Green Coat and National School of St. Giles, Camberwell, by the Reverend J. G. storie, Vicar 11. 3s. Capt. Stoue, Sandhurst 6 0 Collected at a Perform ance of Sacred Music, by the Choir in &Aus tell Church - 20 0 James Hammond, Can- terbury, per 3liciets and Strides 21 0 A few Friends at Mr. Gilman's Angel, VVititeeh;pel - 14 2 Subscription of the In habitants and N'isi tants of Cheltenham, per Sir F. Drake, Dart. Chairman of a Meeting held at the Assembly Rooms, 3lay 301,. Collections at the Pariah , Church, and that of the Holy Trinity, afier ' Smits*, preached Rev. C. Jervis, Rev. F. Close, Rev. J. Gee, and Rev. Dr. 3loxon SIM 14s. 3d. Collection at Swindon ..... Church, by the Rev. W. Hawkins - 6 10 Ditto at the Wesleyan Chapel - 91. ss. Id. Ditto of the Roman Ca _ tholle Chapel 151. es. 9d. Proceeds of a Ball at the Assembly Room N 95 7 Sir Fras. Drake, Bart. 5 0 Pitt, Gardner and Co. 26 5 Mr. Hatherall . 10 10 Lleut. Col. Crowther 5 0 IVIr. Rosenhogen Edmund Power . --- Dr. Coley Mr. Clutterbuck Mrs. Beeckham Mr. Packwood Mr. Newman Mr. Humphries - Mr. Ridler - Mr. Spinney - 1 0 Mr. Hingston - 1 0 Mr. Davis 1 0 Mr. Dorsett - 1 0 Davies and Wild - 1 0 Mrs. Wallace - 2 0 Nicholson and Whitham 1 0 Dr. Faithorn Mrs. Hodgson Major Croker Mr. Chalmers Rev. F. Close Ditto • A few Friends at the Re gent Hotel 8 8 Lieut.-Gen. Traxaud 5 0 Mr. Toenail - 5 0 R. Cooper 5 0 Mbis E. Cooper - 5 0 Mr. Williams . 1 0 Mr. Harris 1 1 Mrs. Harris - 1 1 Mr. Nicholson, East Court 2 2 H. P. and F. I'., by Mr. Cooke 1 0 Mr. Ogle - 2 0 Colonel 011ney - to 0 Rev. Robert Williams 1 1 Charles Crippe - 3 3 IN v. Dr. Steven - 3 0 Adv. W. Masters 2 0 yv Bromfield - 3 0 )11. Ingledew . 2 0 Mrs. Ingledew - 2 0 Lieut.-Denere Burton 3 3 Lieut.-Colonel Burton 2 0 Thifford and Weller 1 0 Protheroe 2 2 Mr. Bete,on - 1 0 Dowager Iddy Hart 3 3 Dlr. and Mrs. Hart 2 2 J. F. - I 0 Dlr. D. 1 0 Small Subscriptions 13s. ad. . i a 20 2 0 11. It. 1 0 1808 166. uI. :40= Sundays BATH and EXETER Royal Mall, through Devizes, Melte- Sham, Wells, .Bridgewater, Taunton, end Cullumpton, every Evening at half-past seven. Sundays excepted, seven o'clock. PLYMOUTH Royal Mad, every Evening at hair-past seven, Sundayaexcepted,seven o'clock. EXETER Royal Mail, through Salisbury, Blandford, and Dor chester, every Evening at half peat seven, Sundays excepted, seven o'clock. LMOUTH Royal Mail, every Evening at half-past seven, Sundays excepted, seven o'clock. MANCHESTER Royal Mail, through Northampton, Har borough, Leicester, Derby, Ashbourn, beck , and Macclesfield, ' nem - Evening at half-past seven, Sundays excepted, seven o'clock. 1 BIRMINGHAM New Mail (in 13 hours), throug h @lonl tatford, Daventry, and Coventry (the nearest road by 10 miles) ry Evening at half-pnw seven. Sunday, eiteepted, seven o'clock. CA RLISLE and EDINBURGH Royal Mail, through Uwe ley, Preston, and Garstang, every Evening at half-past seven, Sun days excepted, seven o'clock. CHb;STER New Mail, through Salop, Ellesmere, and Wrex. ham. every Evening at half-past seven. Sundays excepted. seven. KIDDXRSIINSTER New Royal Mail, htraugh Birmingham, Dudley, and Stourbridge ' Evening at half.past seven, Sun days excepted, seven o'clock. NORIVICII Royal Mall, through Chelmsford, Colchester, and Ipswich, every Evening at half-past seven, Sundays excepted, seven o'clock. MILFORD HAVEN Royal Mall. through Cardiff'. Swansea, Carmarthen, and liaverfordwest, every Evening, at halt'•past seven, Sundays excepted, seven o'clock. POST COACHES. LIVERPOOL. New Light Post each, the Alliance, ever Afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, and arrives at the Saracen 's Head, Liverpool, at half.past six the foil 'wing Evening, perfortn- Mg the journey. in 26 hours. Passengers by this coach arrive in thne for the Dublin steam-packets, one of which leaves Liverpool every evening at seven o'clock. DERBY New Light Day Coach, the Times (in 15 hours, and driven through by two coachmen only,) through Dunstable, Wo burn, Newport. Northampton, Harboruugh, and Leicester, every morning at half-past six o'clock. MANCHESTER Nees Light Post Coach, the Regulator, through Dunstable,Woburn, Newport, Northampton, Harborough, Leiceater, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbourn, and Buxton, at three o'chuck. HOLYHEAD New Light Post Coach, the Eclipse, through Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Shiffnal, Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Cowen, and Bangor, every Morning, a quarter before eight o'clock. CARLISLE, GLASGOW, and EDINBURGH Peat Coach, the Regulatoe, through Manchester, Gatstaog, Kendall, Annan, and Dumfries, every Afternoon at three o'clock. Passengers tra velling by this conveyance have an opportunity of resting one night on the read, and proceeding on without additional expense to Gls*. gow and FAlinborgh. SOUTHAAWFON Light Coach, through Staines, Hartford Bridge, Basingstoke, and Winchester, every Morning at half-past ' eight; Tuesdays and Fridays at half-past servo, and arrives in time for the Guernsey and Jersey steam.packets. WINDSOR and ETON Coaches, hail MANCHESTER Royal Defiance On 24 boors), through Dun-1 stable, Northampton, Harborough, Leicester, Cavendish Bridge, Derby, Ashbourn, Leek, Macelarlield, and Stockport, every Af.. ternoon at five. EXETER New Light Four-Inside Post Coach, the Regula. tor, through Basingstoke, Overton, Andover, Salisbury, Bland. I ford, Dorchester, Beidport, Axminster, and Boohoo, every day at two o'clock. Passengers travelling by this conveyance proceed without delay to Plymouth and Falmouth. EDINBURGH and GLASGOW New Post Coach, the Al lance, through Newcastle, Lancaster. kends', Carlisle, and Dam. fries, at a quarter before eight in the Morning. NOTTINGHAM New Day Coach, the Times (in 15 hours, and driven throughout by two Coachmen), through Northampton, Lei cester. and Loughborough, rvery•Moming at half-past six o'clock. BRISTOL Regent Post Coach, through Reading, Newbury, Marlborough, and Bath, every Afternoon at a quarter before four. BIRMINGHAM Light Poet Coach, the Balloon, through Stony Stratford, Dave:dry, Coventry, and Stone Bridge, every Afternoon at half-past five. FALMOUTH and PLYMOUTH Light Post Coaches, every Afternoon at two o'clock WEYMOUTH and DORCHESTER Magnet Day Coach (in 15 bouts) at five every Morning, and from the Gloucester Coffee house, Piccadilly, at a quartet before six. COVENTRY Light Four-inside Post Coach, every Afternoon, at a quarter befbre slit. NOTTINGHAM New Light Post Coach (in 18 hours) through St. Alban's, Dunstable, Woburn, Newport Pagnel, Market Har. borough, Leicester, and Loughbosough, at three in the Afternoon. LEICESTER Light Post Coach, the Union, through Dun.. stable, Woburn, Newport, Northampton, and Harborougb, every Morning at half-past six o'clock. CHESTER and PARK GATE New Coach, every Morning at a quarter before eight, and Evening at half-put Ave o'clock. WARWICK and LEAMINGTON SPA Poat Coach, curt 1 1 Evening at half-past Ave o'clock. BRIGHTON Coach every Morning at half.pset nine. DERBY New Light Poat Coach, the Regulator ((n tiblumi), through Northampton, Market Harborougb, and Letosillievint Afternoon at dares o'ciock. TENBY, MERTHYR, and PEMBROKE Post Castk ovary Afternoon at four o'cioek. IJ• 4te - DUDLEY and BTOURBRIDGE New Light Foas.issaide Post Coach, every Afternoon at half-past Am DOVER Coaches, through Rochester, Chatham, Cants:rimy, Margate, and Ramage'', at seven every Morning, and half-past six in the Evening. PARIS New Light Diligence, by way of Dover, every Movntog at seven, and half-past sla in the Evening. TAUNTON through CROSS and BRIDOEWATER, every four, •' reduced Fara. i i A 0 i i 5 0 30 5 0 1 0 t o 1 0 1 0 5 10 2 0 EXTENSIVE DRESDEN AND FRENCH TAAL:* 'AND DESSERT SERVICES, Elegant Ornamental Porcelain, Marqueterie Commodri laud Cs. bitiets, Eeritoires and Writing Tables, some Antique Furniture and Curiosities—a recent importation from the Netherlands. MR. S4UIBB and SON respectfully announce to the Nobility and Gentry, that they shall SUBMIT to AUCr TION, at their Great Room, Saville-row, on MONDAY, the 12th of June, and FOLLOWING DAYS, a large AMES!. 'PLAGE of elegant and useful ARTICLES of FRENCH sad GERMAN MANUFACTURE ; comprising morqueterie wink robes, commodes an' Alm of richly ornamented nores, japan - censiating of bras de cheminee rooms, libraries, den porcelain. fine vases, celain : a and Kate, rice tables utility. To be may be bad, DIANOFORTES and PEDAL HARPS, Second-hand. .1 equal to New:—.A CABINET PIANOFORTE for 38 guineas. worth 60 guineas. A beautiful inlaid Cabinet, in rose wood, 60 guineas ; shop price, 85 guineas. Capital Square Piano forte. 25 guineas. New Llouble-aetion Harp, 1201., for 80 guineas. Single-action, 45 guineas, cost 75 guinea'. Late the property of Ladles. At J. WATLEN'S, No. 13, Leicester-place. C ESJ qd ß L n ' a SS ny E q L . a ft ty A PE , from l lT to n, from l iG yards a t. a fil: 4l . to ice of new patterns every week ; real Turkey Carpets ten per cent. lower than at any other House ••. every other sort of Carpetring on the same low terms ; Floor Clo th at the wholesale prices. Patterns of Brussels scot to any part of the town or country, from the chow Carpet Warehouse, No, 160, Piccadilly (two doors west from St. James's-street.) ELECTION LAW AND STATUTES. This day is published. price 15.. in boards, ASUMM A RY of the LAW relative to the ELECTION of ALEN BER 4 of PA IILIALSIEbiT s with ad Amoeba, containing forms otPetitiona t and the Engtbh, his twigs:seek r Statutes, in chronolospatl order. By H. J. SHEPHERD, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at law. London: Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller arid Publisher, 7, Fket-street, near Teskpk-bar. 'modes and cabinets, library tablet of varims dimensions, intuited with masque/m . ls ; inlaid chiSbniers and encoig. • en cabinets and collier, ornamental articles in or-roadu. of candelabra, with rich lily branches: girandoles, and herninee ; buhl and other clocks, adapted to drawing- caries, and Mille; a very extensive table service of Dem- !lain, beautifully pencilled in birds and insects • arsenal ,d . services, and isinaMental pieces of French por- few Jaronres and marbles; a very flniviloman chalice exquisitely enamelled in scriptural 'Ojeda i marjle s on gilt frill*, ; and variags ether ankles prima lad viewed on Friday and Saturday next, simodatialoguala ad, at le, cub. „ . . ELECTION LAW. This day TsPuillisbeti, in 16s. A N INQUIRY into the ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IX of the Freehold, and the Rights of Election for the Corpo rate, Counties of England and Wales; together with a Report of the Proceedings before the Committee on the last Election of the Conn, of Worwick. By U. CORBETT, Esq. Barrister at Law. In tiro. 14s.rd.. REPORTS of CASES price of CON T RO VERTED ELEC TIONS in the Sixth Parliament of the United Kingdogn. By U. Corbett and E. R. Daniell, Emirs. Barrister, at Law. • In two vols. tiro. peke IL Itta.irr hoards,. The LAW and PRACTICE of ELF I PTIONS and ELEC TION COMMITTEES; compritft, Proceeditrigs previous to Election--at the Election—Disqua tions—Objeetion to am- Voter and Vote.-Votes bow lost—lnterference •at bery—Raturtiing Officer—Of Petitioners and Petitions- . -Of Cont. mitten—Evidence—Agency-4;ow. By Francis Newman R 9. gas, Esq. Barrister at Law. ••• The Second Volume my be had separate, price 16s. boards. -la one large vol. Bra price 11. le. A COLLECTION 41 ACTS.of PARLIAMENT relative to County and Borough Elections. By John Disney, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers and Pub lishers, Portugal-street, Linealn'a-lon. NEiff.AlliS r i ii the COUNTIES g( DEfillt. NOT TINGRAM, and LEICESTER, emus actual Surveys, with highly-finished Vignette Views ; price, in Streets, Three Guineas each. GREENWOOD, PRINGLE, and CO., Publishers of the Grand Series of New Maps of the Counties of England and Wales, him actual Survey, most respectfully inform the Nobility, Clergy, and Glory, that the Maps of the above Counties ate just pub lished, and may be peoeured et their Ogler. No. 13, Rqldet•olaug• Poll-mall. London ; where Maps of the following Comptes, from . ascent Surveys, made by them, may also be obtained : Yort, Cumberland, Berle, Mat, 'Lancaster, Wilts, Essex, Surrey, •Cbester, Worcester, Suffolk, Middlesex, Stafford, Gloucester, Rutland, nod Durham, Warwick,. Some:, Bedford- IVestmerland, Sommer, The massiniag Coaades will be proeladed apes whbliee utmost despatch. - • • THE' • tea LU m Mir the no gooo ,. • saistallisispbeethe anollbslaalip reatoyitug. aid arnaemer of these Demlidas width cZet r az w ieptc l the i e a r c ir s s n y d Datal psow and 251nL innocent ingredoa24 thin troll II k faing patient *es die oat any visions or injury to the eansekation I aid reawirea as son- Samara, or restralat of diet durlog its use. It is as el the oldest Public Medicines ; and its peculiar virtues an 4 e ffi cacy hive uniformly maintained the highest reputation. Y 1 Sold in Boxes, at 21. gd. and its. by MIN% aimless, 4, Chespaide. earner of St. Paul's, Leaden;. 14 6 , fieuktlllaserret, Dublin ; and 73, Prinoes.street, Edinburgh & 4s e yory and Co., 134. New Bond.street, and 222, Regent-strati avo l the rind. pal Medicine Venders tlvoughtivit the United Of whom maybe had; ,'•;.• BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPOIMILDOC,BI mended in CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. Spasm l 4l lll tonsesson. PabyStifiltess, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, Bruins. &c. In Bottles, at b. N. VITIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS have ob. VV. Woad the solution sad approbation af Gentlemea of the hi e. d Wel Profession, as a safe and vaistable firedicine, in removing ob- structions, and sale s ,' other inconveniences to which the female frame is liable , y ;hose which, sear tatty period of Wt , fre- quandLarise wart Of sands, sad sonnal debility of the sys- tem, They CTII4II ea eammite, =Met isdirstion. remove giddiness aad berms heed-ache, aid are eminently useful in isindy disorders. =s to the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpitatiette at the rilnillosses ire to Mark, that, as a testimony of au- thilti*yeastg signed 'hp the name of " C. Keersky, iehateek ar4 TO" in London, by G. Wieners Pataviiditstirow; lidie of irleet- street, 0 avow sod ; New bevy and Sans, Sr. Plairs alma:om Ammo; Ointrob•itsrdi M ar. "vr,f.tryemitz PrAtztarPgstti kIA 4 at i oss i sisteser. fl. 'Mack- no. 0 1004. 11 ;.5.4404/ coikifq I , 4 i rs, at . *4 - • par box. 11 , 4 1110 tholgsankf• hls th• nalyarisinal awl muting inediciae, and au been prepared by them foe nests that Wry year& •