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I /I •-I " /; "4" ,- k .6 . . , r I CI / ( di ,1 ci ..q .. r 'I " / ,~'~ + t . .A rt tt‘ b • - 4 „ti l t J... • ;~ ..~~,. 0 • No. 6,698. LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1824. Price 741 isooKs runi.istiED. To Sail in in May. 'Volt hIADRAS, and will touch at CEYLON, the new coppered Ship ti EORUE, Barthen SW Tons, THOS. 'ZENS, Commander, lying in the City Canal. Fitted expressly fie conveying ot Passengen, and is known to be one of the fastest s3ding tames oat of the Port of London. (:11T11111 a Surgeon. For *eight or Passage apply to Captain CUZENS, at the Je rusalem Coßee-bouse ; or to EDMUND READ, 1, Riebes.atroet, bime.otreet. BOOKS PUBLISHED. Thia day. price li. id., Just published, in 1;01. price As. boards, POEMS, and other WRIT I NGS, by the lat.• E. 1 RI IsIITON, of Liverpool. To which is added, a Oil:Till of the LIFE of the ACTIII /R. by the Rev. Mr. SIIEPERD. London : Published by Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange. SALES BY Auenox: ANCIENT VIIRNITURE, V.4I,IIABLE Oft-1101,1; (:LO(:KS, FINE MARBLE lithirri AM) I 4 IFE AND OF LORD BYRON, By SIR COSMO OORIN/N. Landon: Knight and Lacey, publishers, Paternoster-row. Sold by all booksellers and newsmen. Ina few days. past Ili& N. SOME ACCOUNT of the LIFE of the late GILBERT EARLE, Es+_ WRITTEN HY HIMSELF. " But when returned the Vieth T The Youth no more Returned exulting to inn native shores Rut forty tears were Past, and then there came A worn-out man."—Citanwn• London : Printed for Cherie; Knight, Pall-mall Ear:. Under Engagement to Sail on the lit of June, FOR PASSENGERS, rBOMBAY, the Regular Trader, KATHARINE , ottitwARTYORBEL4 A. 1.-11418 Tons. INGRAM cIIAPMAN„ Commander. Hasa Poop, and very imparter swam motlation for Pawners, and carries a Surgeon. Lying in the City Canal. Fez frdOt or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jens'. iem Colint-louse, Cophill; to Meows. NOW, Forbes, and 2, Mansion-House-place; or JOHN CHAPMAN sod CO. 2, LeadenhallAtreet. A CHARTERED SHIP. To Sail in June--Touching at Madeira. FOIL BOMBAY, has two-thirds of her Cargo die fine sew ;append Ship REGALIA, Madsen =t e nt ALEXANDER HR KING, Commander, lying in the City Canal. Has excellent anwromadations fee Paw/sprats. For freight sr Pastime spier to Captain HENNING, at the Jerusaletn Colike-hoose; to ROBERT TAYLOR, In, Token. tronse-yard ; or to .4DMUND . READ, yti- AGER Fallow of tbe Royal tollege Ph Alt tiasto l dba. , Maria his nut Cosine of LECTURES mod EX A YONATIONS on the Them and ktiedes of PHYSIC. CUEMSTRY, wail the 1111ATERIA 1111. CA, at his Theatre, 49, 91Orgatet.atreet, Casendish-aquaer, OM MONDAY, June 7, at Eight is the morning. Three Courses ate Oven every year, each occupying nearly four months. Further particulars may be known by applyips to Dr. Apr, at, his residence. above-mentioned. 'HE PALLADIUM LIFE and FIRE ASSUR JL ANCE SOClETY.—Capetal £2,01111,000 Sterling. DIIEfTOIIIS. Sir EDWARD III:DE EAST. F. If.P.Chairman. Colonel Jotrit WILILLie. M.P., Deputy Chairmen. Josses Du Pre Alexander, Esq. W. R.Keith Ilkouglas.Esq hI.P. M.P. Neil Beni. FAmonmone, Esq. John J.. Anderdon, Eq. Joseph Esdaile, Es 9. George Arbuthnot, E. John Williemson Fulton, Esq. John Bent, Esq. M.P. Thos. lionhlsworth, E. M.P. Samuel Sessanquet, Esq. Capt. H. Eater, F.R.S. Fleury Browne, Fseq. Y.R.R. Chas. Elton Prescott, Esq. Mr W. thasspion DeCiespigny, Peter Reiesson, Esq. Bart. M.P. Alex. Robertson, Esq. 111. P. Sir W. Cenerreire, Hart. M.P. Samuel Skinner, Esq. Col, T. 11. Fi. Davies, M.P. Colonel Mask Wills. W. &dorm Davis, Esq. Sir William Young, But. An:dross—David Barclay. Esq.—Frederick Manning, Esq.— __ _Henry Dance, Esq. .. ... . . -. . Batearna—Mcson. Ilaaanqiiet and l'o.—Messrs. Cent's and Co. MATIIEXATICAL INSPECTON—TheIGNIS YOUGIF, M.D. F.R.S. Puratctax—Thoinas Young, M.D. I.R.S. Aril Pit TIICIAN—Jarnts Bartlett., M.D. STANDING Con se i.—Oliver Anderdon, Esq. tinny ion—Aantoel Deader. Esq. Dumdum Se PentnttitilEXT—Willfam Andrews, Esq. The object of this Institution has been to combine the advantages dill the testier establishments, m remedy their acknowledged de. fens, and to give to the persons Assured that Influence in the gene. tai management, which their Important interests demand. In the Life Department, greater advantages have been secured to the public than have been odiweilly any other Society; four-fifths of the estimated profit will be edd& every seventh year by way of Deem to the PoSeles efeesed fa the whale Term of Life, and the rennin* onts.iftb mil hi tressoferred to the subscribed Capital, and iffeluevedunsoneked, whom a asettasany increasing guarantee to the Assured. . . • The Holders of Policies 'Acta for the whole Teem of Life, will have votes in annesen With the Prepeinots at all General Meetings, and will possess the arivantegee of a Proprietor In every other re. apse. reeeptieg gealilleation foe office, which Is derived from hold. lag Mores in sluDapital Stack of the Soc'..ty. In the Fire Department equal attention has been paid to the in. trans of the Melted, and many important advantages are held nut for emit consideration ; four-fifths of the profit will be allowed topersens who - hew been Insured with the Society for Seven Years, whether by Sepeennial se Annual Payments, and the remaining one. Ms will be added es* Sebstelbed Capital. es in the Depurates of 4Afis Asusese. • 'l'be ihiskrey has eramenced business; at Its Office, Na IS. at's.atraet, and No. 7e, Cheapside, when the Prospectuv and Ta bl es may be bad. AIUSI4AL INgTRI 31ENTC. et LONGMAN begs to return his sincere thanks to ILII• his Friends and the Public, for the many favours con ferred no.himmolf and his late brother. Ile begs to inform them he has RENOVED from eheapside, to more extensive Premises, NO. 6, LUIMATE•IIII.I., where, in canjoaction with Mr. BATES (late of St:John's-square), they continue to mauufacture Church. Chamber, anti Harrel Organs, PAibinet„ Square, and Self twin 4 Piano-Cortes, of the most superior description. As O. Longman superintends the manufacturing and finishing of every kistrunient himself, pinchasers may, with the most im plicit confidence, rely upon every instrument being, in point of eleiganee if make, freedom of touch, and brilliancy of tone, equal to any that Can be obtained at any other haute in London. heeerallow-pried finger Organs, suitable Mr small places of public warship. .• All the New Musical Publications. DR ESS I NO. WRITI N4l-1/ESKS, WORK-BOXES, he. &e. &e. 1 41 DAM'S, Manufacturer of the above fashionable ..I• Articles. has the honour of apprising the Nobility, &c. tlkr. lie has opened a IVarehinise, at No. lip, It CO EN'F-STR EHT, next floor to the Quadrant, • lierc e ( f aiy Articles for the Study. Counting-house, and Toilet, are Mr Manufacturers' fiw Sale at the Prices. Also, ( itlrry, Ink-stands, Jewel -castes, and Poeket-books of every dc,aiption,rid in every fancy, rauly made, or made to ceder f utr ate short ice.— Muhl and Cabinet Articles repaired, &c. Third from Vigo-lane. SITPEUI STYLE AND ECONOAIV IN CLOTHINO. (1 H 100 BR I DOE, I)RA!'ER , TAILOR, and ‘.._Te, nAIIIT-MAKER, respectfully solicits tl-e Public and Fashionable World, to inspect his SAXON and SP.INISII CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, which he flatters himself will satisfy the most fastidious connoisseur, as to quality and colour. Rang dktennined to ket none but the bat workmen, he is en abled to exhibit Fashionable (laments, of every description, equal to any in the West, and for little more than half price. (Isademen are therefore entreated to give him • trial, which he makes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and ensure a continu ance of that public patronage which lie has hitherto so amply ex- Ferienced. _ _ A espial Assortment of Fancy NVaisteoats, Roquelos, water proof Flasks, in (loth and ('amlet, and Fancy Goods connected with his business, equally cheap. KENT 110I'SE, Nii- 41, Cheamide, opposite Wood-stmot, London. CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 111d,,Vireadilly (two Boors West from St. James's-street). dr ' T"' prietors hating made some new arrangements at it Manufactory, we mow enabled to supply the Nobility and Publ' with any Quantity of the bait KRITSSEIA (A R FETING, from 40. tkl. to Si. 3d.; a quantity of Short Lengths and Single Pieces. at 4s. 3d, and 4s. sd.; Kitldmiiinster ditto, from 2s. tkL to 4s. 3d. t British ditto, from 3s. to 4s. ; Venetian Stair ditto, from Is. fief. to 3s. lid.• Druggets, in all colours, from 2s. (U. to 4s. rid.: best scasoncilloor Cloth, from 2s. Ild. to ss. 3d. Patten* of Brussels sent to any pert of Tows or Country. • . - - HIRTV.SIX SHILLINGS Alit, THREE PENCE DELIVERED FREE OF CARRIAGE IN TOWN. • P(X)LS CITY PH(ENIX COAL WHARF; • goodmeasure, prompt payment, under the immediate in spection of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Corporation, of the City of Lund*: one chaldron ingrain in 20, or throe mocks in five chaldron.' W.P. 'respectfully informs the Nobility, Public, and his Customers, that he is determined to deliver Coals at the smallest profit parade.' Ile is now selling best large Wall/lend Coals at 4.15, 6d.; rectonds, tls. ; inferior, Ms. 3d., free of every expense, except the Wile 'for shooting and inetage; he does not take front five to eight auks out of a mom of coals, and afterwards sell then, for a five, as is done at what is termed respectable Wharfs. Where the custom is to thaw from 12s. to Its. per rhsldron on the market price. W. Pool it satisfied with 75.; he dots nut fee informers nor the meters to send out short measure. There is neither brick nor timber work erected to prevent customers front seeing the coals safely delivered into the waggons out of the cart ; nor are there warehouses intervening to deposit the Coals taken out of the rooms. Ile requests his Customers to desire the carman to IIIeSSIITC any of the sacks in the waggon, in order to move that each contains three fair bushels instott of two bushels and a half. The carman sub jects himself to a penalty of DN. for refusing. lie recommends persons who purchase from other Coal Merchants at 7.. Or*. higher in price, to take the hint ; as it is a custom in the trade to make the good ply fur the had. Retailers and large continuer,' supplied at 7s. on the market price, and the ship-melees certificate produced, to /din , / the quality and quantity in each barge. W. Pool hu not two barges of the same name and number, for the portion of substituting one certificate fur the other. Conntry Carts 10ad...1 at the Wharf at 3s. per Chaltlron leo thee theebare prices STAMP OFFICE, lA/NDON, Mar IS, 1824. STOLEN STAMPS. REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. W H EREAS, to on " tp i e rn l r l y tlhd , mojAr' i llat , it, a s PAR 4 cEL, addreaed Chester." was STOLEN front t h e cursiEli i 'MAlL l : whisk Parcel contained the following Stamps : 26 Quires, at 4d. each Sheet. 25 Ditto, at 6s. each Sheet. 25 Skins of Parchment, at dl. each Skin. 24 Ditto ditto at N. each Skin. 26 Ditto ditto at 6!. each Skin. II Ditto ditto at 121. each Skis. S Ditto ditto at 151. each Skin. 2 Small Skins of ditto, at 1106/. each Skin. 20 Mee% t of 2il. Receipt Stamps. IS inn of 3d. ditto. IS ohm of 6d. ditto. 6 aims of Is. ditto. A Reward of Five Hundred Pounds will be paid by the Com missiooom of Stamps, to any Person who shall make such disco veries as ma lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offal. der sr o, on application to Godfrey Sykes, Esq. Solicitor of Stamps; or to Mr. StWmd, Chief Clerk at the Public Office, Bow street. Should any Stamps of the above description be offered to any Stationer or other Person, out of the usual course of steer., it is to quested that notice thereof may be given either to Mr. Sykes or to Mr. Stafford. OFFICE OF THE OAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY BIIIDGM-STIERT BLACET N RIARS, bODOW, &Whiny., ISM. NOTICE is berebv given, That a SPECIAL COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, in the Comity of Middlesex, oo THURSDAY, the &I Day of Jane nest, at Eleven o'Closh it 460 Poreeswin, pennant to the Art of the Seth Year of Ma late Igajapty King George the Third, for the ELECTION of TIIREE DIRECTORS of this Company, for Four Years, in the room of Three Directors who will then go out of Office by efflux of time. -- By Order of the Court of Directors, RICHARD GUDE, Secretary. NAL—The Chair will be taken at Twelve &Clock precisely, and the Ballot will continue open for Four Hours from its COMMON!. ment. BRIDOS-STREET, 111.ACKERIARS, 11th May, It'd. MT LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLESIF.N, ripllE period having strived when our situaticn in the .1 Court of Directors 04' the OAS LIGHT and COKE COM PANY expires, by efflux of lime, we take the opportunity to re quest the honour of your VOTES and INTEREST to replace us as DIRECTORS of your Company, at the special court to be holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on 1 HURSDA V, the 3d Day of Jane next. We trust that our past conduct will be an earnest that our future exertioes will be directed to promote the welfare of the Company to the utmost of our power. We here the honour to remain, My lairds, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your obliged and humble Servant*. JOHN OEO. LOCKETT. H. W. SILVESTER. OFFICE OF TIIE (MS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. 11 BIIDUI•STREET. BLACLI'IIAIS, 20th May, 11124. I DO hereby give Notice, That pursutnt to the Bth AL By-Law of this Company, JOHN GEORGE lA)CKETT, Esq RICHARD WILLIAM SILVESTER, Esq. and WILLIAM iIICKFORD, Esq. M.P. have severally given we notice in writing of their intention to stand for the Office of a Director. at the Election which will take plane at the Crown nod Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex, on the 3d Day of June next. By Order, RICHARD GUDE, Secretary. PIANO-FORTE MUSIC, BY FRED. RIES. I~'ELFTII FANTASIA, with Airs Promßo..inis T Ses n tam Id e." price Ss. Brilliant Rondo an Bishop's Air, '6 When in dui " price 31. Variations on the misdeed March i n e price 3s. ; and on the celebrated Palaces fram that Opera, price 39. Variations on the National Air " Nelson ;" on the Darman Air, '• When •neteor lights," price 3•.$ and Hondo on Bishop's Duet, " Aa it fell upon a d. ay," price 3s. Publbbed bf GoAding, D'Almaine, and C.O. 211, Sehasrptare. N.H. A lery assortment of Cabinet and Square Plano-fortes, new roree.bserd. ter Sale or Hhe. CITY FEATHER-BED AND BEJM)INO WAREHOUSE- V( C. WALKER. Importer of Dantzic, Hudson's 11JL • Ray, and !OA Feathers, No. 48, Skinner.atreet, Snow. 11111. London, is now selling, 10 firer cent. cheaper than any other House In the Trade, BED FEATHERS. MATTRESSES, BEDS, BEDSTEADS, BLANKETS, TICKING, and Rawly. mule TICKS, wholesale, retail, and for exportation., at the fellow. ing prices:— - - o White Goose, from 2a. 3d. to 3s. Grey ditto, from Is. od. to 2a. 2d. Poultrr. from 10d. to la. 4d. Goose 'Pads, from :1 to ft guineas. Poultry ditto, from 30e. to 70s. Flock ditto, 1 guinea.. Flock and Hair Mammies, from 10a. and upwards; Tent Bed. steads, 30s. ; Four-post ditto, .50.. ; and all other Goods, equally cheap. N.B. Restly-maile Ticks sold at prime cost to purchasers of Fest them, who may arc them lined from the Stove Room. No connexion with any other House. ••• Corner of the Saracen's Head Gateway. TO 3III.ITARY OFFICERS, INDIA CAPTAINS, CADETS, &c... AIT I ',LIAM EY Itli, (:AMP EQUIPAGE and w w TRUNK-31A NUFACTIIRER to the KING, begs to inform the Nobility. Denny, Dentlensim of the Army and Navy, &c. that lie has REIIIOVED from Cockspue-street to the exten sive Premises, No. 288, REGENT-STREET. where he has, ready-mantiftietured, a capital Stock of strong IRON-BOUND RULIA RN and CADET TRUNKS; LEATHER PORT MANTEAUS of every desaiption; BREAKFAST and DIN NER CANTEENS; SEA COTS, on the moat approved prin ciples, and by appointment of the Patentee; AIETALLIC TUBE BEDSTEADS, admirably adapted to warm climates; with every article in the Iltydriess. W. E. offers his respectful Thanks to his Friends and the Public for past support, which he trusts his moderate prices and excellent Goals will ensure yontintiance of foe the future. No Cuonertlon with his late Hasse in rockspur-street. ••• A few IMon from Oxford-4,M. WHITE HORSE INN, FETTER-LANE, HOLBORN. MOST Expeditious Travelling to York, Newcastle, Edinburgh, and moat of the principal Towns in the North of England and Scotland, by the lIICHFINER, a Light Four Inside Post Coach, which acts out every Morning at Eight o'clock, arrives at the Vol* Tavern the next Morning at Ten o'Cloek, breakfasts, and proceeds on to Newcastle at Eleven o'clock, and I arrives at the Turf Collee-hone, Newcastle, the same Evening at Ten o' Clock, being only one Night on the Road between London', i and Newcastle, and the same in coining up. Passengers and I'-.reels are regula•ly booked and forwarded to Edinburgh, and all pans of Scotland, the following Morning at Five o'Cloek, by a new Light Post Coach ( 11l E UNION), which will arrive in Edinburgh the Annie Evening. These Coarlies arc constructed upon the latest and most improved principle, for Safety, Ease, and Comfort, arc lighted and guarded all the way through, and only six Coachmen between London and Newcastle. Performed by JOHN EAMES, London. R. CATTLE and Co. York. W. LOFTUS and Co. Newcastle. J. PIPER and Co. Edinburgh. Who will not hold themseivesaceotintaTiliti;anTii;;.lare el, or Package whatever, or for any Ptunenger's Luggage, if above the value of if lost or damaged, unless the sante be entered as such, and a reasonable insurance paid ov,r sod above the common CST. riege, when delivered at their offices, or to their Agents io the Country. StYPERI()K SKIDLITZ PONDERS. rim ESE Powder; arc !so contrived as to produce, when used as directed. water, exactly of the same quality as that found at the celebrated Stint: Spring : the water impregnated with them becomes, in an ineliint, sparkling and effervescent, and torn". an alterative Saline Aperient, as pleasant as Soda Water. Tbey rymain unimpaired by time or climate. Prepared and sold by the Pmprietors, 3lesism. G. MA RSIIA and ('o. lemists, Brewer-street, (lolden.stptare, in Boxes, 41. fad. each, and :ti Bottles at ±s. duty included. . . . . • N.l.—The Public are caut ioned against imitations, and are re- quested to observe the words, "Prepared by O. Marshall and Co." will be printed upon every label, with each box and bottle ; all other Preparations, under the sante name, advertised fur making the Seidlitz Water, are spurious To be had as above : The Oxygenated Soda Powders I lavender Water Cheltenham Salts in erystals Ditto, Perfutned Ditto ditto, in efflorescence Ditto, Mills Fleur Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Espritr—various Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar Arquebuside Water, &c. &e. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for every Climate; and Genuine Drugs and Medicines, for home and export ation, of the finest qindity. *.• Prepared also, and sold as above, very superior FRENCH POLISH, for all kinds of fine Wood, Furnituee, &c. This day is published. in 1 voL 12mo. p rice 7s. Ad. AUREUS ; or, the LIFE aihd OPINIONS of a SOVEREIGN. Written by Hboaelf. " This, though : , e) reconl of royal s--no Emperor's tz,ta roent—no Frederick of Prussia's Alhutinss—no Croat's Conn:tent:l - neverthekas a light and amusing volume, an imitation of the orlobrated Adventures of • Guinea.' It possesses neither the bitter satire nor the grossness of that wort. It is an entertainiug trifle, which may pass hall an hour plimently enough."—Literary Gasette. _ _ '.onion: Printed fur 0. Wightmain, a, FlectAtreet. CLAI!FVS NEW LAW CATALOGUE. This day is published, handoomely e ritiod,lea - iolliet voloine, price 3s. ANEW CATALOGUE s(ildt LAW ROOKS as are of thaeral Use, and of the billkalitieas, iseindiai the Medan Publications. Wanda ass to to the Purchasers of Ler r l nt W ed orks, with their Prices. fat J. and W. T. Clarke, law Booksellers and Pub lishers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. 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Ills. in besot', ADIGEST of PLEADVNiI in EQUITY, with NOTES of the CASES decided in the ili:lerent COURTS of EQUITY npon that Subject. By BASIL. MONTAGU. Fag., Barrister at Law. London: Printed frc J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers and Publishers, Portugal-emcee, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may he had, A SUMMARY of the LAW of LIEN. Ily Basil Montagu, F.sg. Oro., 12s. boards. Lively published, in tiro. prir: Ss. in boards, ILACTICAI. KEFLEtTIONS cu th!. ORDINA- T1()N. SERVICES for DEACONS and PRIESTS in the I.`nited Church of England and Ireland : l'r the use or Candidates for Chders, and of thus: who r.wiew their fhtfluation Vows ; end ro.pectfully proposed as II Abysm! for 3finisteri of all ages. To which are added, Appi:.pri.t:c Prayers for Clergymen, Sainted and By JOIIN M.A. Rector of Egglasclifle, end I'h:sr of fin:ahem in the County of Du:baTn rrir4il for C. and .7. Ri;i: 7 lgto7, N. 0, St. Pears Church tad, and No. 3. Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. •` I will edit ter the use of those who review their Onlinteion l'owo, the Officos for the ordering of Deacons ar.LI Pritata which have been lately publishill by Jr.A Brewster. with a running Con. mentary. Clergymen of all agts will thi this a w.ast ustf,.l Maratal."—BiihopJcbb's Charge to his Cler, lo June. Illp. T 11 his day is published, in %-o. price 12a. boards. -.4 THE nook of PSALMS, an English Metrical Version, (Auxins! onthe Basis of the Authnified Bark Trans- Litioe, and compared with the Original Hebrew, with Notes Critical and Illusnusive. By the !tight Iter n E z Cif,: d D MA NT. D.D. Lard of Dowii And Connor. • Prioteibeau. and J.o94lllltala. St- Paars C'hurch. yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-malL Of whom may be had, by the sauna Author. 1. The BOOK of COMMON 111.1YElt, with Nases Expla natory. Practical, and Historical, f approved Writers of the Church of England, in I vol. b.,. inice medium, and 12s. on royal paper. 2. SERMONS for P.:ruchial and Domccie Use. The Firth Edition. 3 vol.. rms. 11. 7s. This day is published, in No. price N. in boards, with a 312 p of the River thing...%, ATOI R through the 1.; Pl'Elt PROV I ikr( of 111NOOSTAN ; ennlprising a Period between the Veers BIM and 11113: with Remark% and authentic Aneedot.s. To which is annexed, a Guide up the River (iangati. lly A.D. Printed for C. and .1. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall.otall. This volume is full of amusement, and we can recommend it in perfect sincerity, a% being at once unpretending and interesting. - -literary 3ltwum, Jan. 10. See also the British Critic for Jan. 1421. NEW EDITION, WITH ENGRAVINGS. This day is published, elegantly printed in Eight Volumes, embellish with thirty-seven Engravings, and a Portrait, price in boards. P IRE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE. with Notes, selected from the Edition in 21 Volumes ; a liktory of the Stage, a com_plete Dionarial Index, and Lite of tilsakspeare. By ALEXANDER CHALMERS, F.S.A. Printed for C. and J. Rivingtan ; T. Egerton J. Cuthell ;J. Scats bad listintand Co. ;T. CadcU ; and W. T. Clarke ; J. Booker ;J. Booth ; Richardson ;J. M. Richardson ;IL H. Evans; J. 3lnlnnan ; R. St:holey ; J. Balm; R. Pheney ; Bald win and Co. ; Baynes and den ; Newman and Co.; Hamilton and Co. ; J. Duncan; W. Wes; Whitmore and Fenn Harding and Co. ; T. Tegg ; W. Aiwa ; G. Alackie; J. H. Bohn ; and W. B. Whittaker ; Kinpbary and Co. ; Hunt, Robinson, and Co. ; Simtk f lo rovn and Co. and It . Sauneeni ; alas by Heighten and San, Cam ; Wilson and NOM. York ; by Stirling and Slade, A. Black, P. ,sad J. Fairbaim, Edinburgh. pi: Mk= may be had, The some Work without Engravings. in 8 roles ftea with a Por trait, price 3L 12e. in beards; also an Edition with Glossarial Notes - naly, in ten Pocks% Volumes, price IL 10e. in boards ; or on Royal paper, 21. in boards. This day is pebliahal, iu Svo. price 11. Is. in boards, or on Royal paper, 14 Ith. a new Edition, corrected and continued to the resent time, N HISTORICAL CATALOGUE of the SCOT .. 'FISH BISHOPS. Anon to the Year Ifat. By the Right Reverend ROBE wr R KITMI. Also, an Account of all the Religious Houses that were hi Sect. land at the time of the Refassituon. 9/IJ. Spottieweede, Esq. Witha Literd.tbe Awls& By the-Ray. M. Rase!,L.la D. Printed far C. mad J. Rivingtum, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo place, Pall-man, Louden ; Bell and Bendfuta, Edin burgh ; and Brown sad Co. Aberdeen. .• Dr. Russel has oonferred an impotent benefit upon the public, by enabling them to avail themselves of ime or the most authentic sod valua b le compilations in our language."—British Critic, March, !at; CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE, &c. This tluy gee iatitsliCd, price 34. 6d. 100PULAR REMAMH, Medical and Literary, on 1 NE It VOUS CH RON IC DR/II WTY. RELAXATION, HYPOCHONDRIAC and HYSTERICAL DISEASES; containing an Inquiry into the Nature, Prevention, and Treatment of those Mimeses oilled Nervous, Bilious, Stomaebit, and Liver Complaints; with Obscenities's on Low Spirits. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, ti, Norfolk-street, Strand, late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and Our. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster mw ; C. Chapple, 66, ; and Borten, 316, Oxford-sueet. Where mai be bad, CATON on INDIGESTMN SCROFULA , and CUTA NEOUS msnAsEs t with Obs ervations on Eruptive and Scor- Igle Pimples of the Pace and Skin, price 3a. NEW WOKE ON DISEASES OF THE SKIN. This day is published, in p ri ceOcT;;CoT I4S: in hoods, with two beautifully coloured Engravings, A PRACT ICA L TREATISE on DISEASES of the SKIP,LI. arranged with a view to illustrate the Constitutional Causes of these Menses, as well as their load Character. By SAMUEL. PLUM BE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, &c. &e. Section lit, Cornprehgnds the Description and best Methods of Treatment of those Disti whirls most affect and disfigure the Face, together with Ringworm, Scold Head, &e. 2il„ Those which depend on Debility. 3d, Eruptions• most prevalent in Spring; the Eruptions of In fants, and those which cacti a salutary influence on the system. 4th, Chronic, or Scaly Diseases : as Leprosy, &c. 11th, The Itch, Mercurial Eruptions, &c. Printed for Thomas and Charge Underwood, 33, Fleet-street. BUCKINGHAM'S .ORI ENTAL DURALD AND COLONIAL REVIEW. _ _ TILE First Volumeof this new Monthly Publication is now complete; and the Sixth Number, to be published on the lit of June, will be as distinguished for the copiousness and variety of its information on East and West Indian and Colonial Altars, as any of the Numbers that have preceded it. The nature of the contents of these may be inferred from a selec tion of a few only of the subjects discussed in their pages, among which are the following:— Appeal of a °overeat-General to Public Opinion in India--Do verument of Turkey—Obstacles to Stale Navigation between Eng land and Indis--Merits of Oriental Literature—Present State of ' (heat Britain compared with former periods—d ontlicting Claims of East and B'e.t Indians—Examination of the Arguments against a Free Press in India—Periodical Literatureof the Nineteenth Or.. tury—Bokhara and Snmarcand--Devemment of Persia—Hazel wood System of Education adapted to India—lmportance of Cole. nixing India with English Settlers—Cruel Treatment of a Native Indian Prince—Evils of the present System of flovertunent in In. di a , a nd proposed means of Improvenient--Practicability of uniting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans—lnterim:of Southern Africa—Do. vernraent of Tartary—Settlers at the Cape of liood Hova—Ruining of ninths: ll'idows—floverunent of China--Present State of the Tarcoman Tribes—Essit India Cauemay's Monopoly of Tea—Ne. malty of a ControUing Power in India as a cheek against llistule —Oriental Table.talk--Observatione on the Defence put forth by the Mantua of Dastings--Severe Punishment of a distinguished Military officer fur the freedom of bat opinions--Diseussions on the several branches of the Army in copious Intelli gence frum every part of the British Dominions in the East and West, and the Settlements in Africa and the Maliterraneso__ori. gine! Poetry—Varieties in Science and Art—Report of Modem Li terature, tke. &c. Orders for this Publication will be reet•inol by J.M. Richardson, 23, Gambill, London: W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; J. Cumming, Dublin ; and by aU the other Booksellers is the United Kingdom. —Price its. lid. CHEAP AND PAM HINAHLE SILKS, LACE, AND A HERIMSHERY. CLOW and CUMMINGS, ND. 7, Ludgate -street, re spectrally apprise their numtrous Friends and Customers, that they have made &consider/Ale Redaction in the Prices of their valuable and extensive Stock of Silk Goods. __ Being determined to support the tained for many years, that of being the tirst and elwapert in Town, in addition to their extensive assortment of Silk. Mercury, they are supplied with a splendid varisq of Lace.....ape, Turbans, Feathers, Flowers, and Fancy Trituunngs, at prices hitherto un. known. Country Dealers, Milliners, and those Ladies and Gentlemen having commimions from the country, will find thin Establishment well worth their irspection, for price, quantity, and quality. No. 7, Ludgatestreet, 12 doors from St. Paul's. STATCI:O 4 . tic. 4.e. • 5t41.11 BB and SON reapeetfuily annoante to ete iri No("nay, Heintry„ and the Public. that THLS DA Y, .liar 2?. aid following Days, they ahall44ll/1111/ to PUBLIC at their Grist Ream, cavils-tow, a via• large and valuable Cut:gig:lmm (Tom France, Rolland, and Both" I:,clutiar.g, a most woe: sive asiontneut of tie Fainitere of the Sal and {{tee ner &broom:le, in the amient taste, and cnnoiatind h•lsid modes, arnioirri, cabinet., secretaircs, encoigneure, and pier tetbl s, linok.mies, hr. ; an elaborately carved beasttssi•cf edik eamy, seezral dittn chairs, glass and picture ficiles, wide geariti:t• fILC pieces of cueing, io mahogany, oak, diary. srui ivory; au extensive collection erratic Sere, Drevirt , Berlin, sad other po7- telain. and &wet services, flows, vases, 4c. ; rish or. nir)ll a-.ti Buhl docks ; or.toolu chandeliers and bsan:hta Belts. and uther nrnaments. At the Nal.le tine will be meld wane remarkabiy ice nimble si - .Liptcres. par.icularly a matchless bits : id Naimi . toit, cuitritQl s'.x!. workmanship ; and some t.zsts a:,d st.itscs i!ie mart aill:sed tno.leen and TJUOViC.Wl.4,l.l.r.et;tt.tt.gttes bad at die Homo, at one ath •-- • - THE EWIIII!PbT PARK EIST.‘TE. MANOR AND A DV()%i'SON, HAM l'ell)DIE. By Mr. WI LLOCK, At 6s...rawly's Coffee.beas; n Changc-allev. t*- I.... 4 attir. on rum.% v. Cie ith Junt. 're tit lurk: IN ?''N LiErti. unit. a acesinatde eel.: foe the witole is itfirA eaak made, Largo sua Valuat:le FRE F.IIOLD EITATig. ROW prt.isqi the Wilina PAlttailter EWRIViCar.. *vote between lisiongotoLe and ingsriefV mi!el Lotdin, cot. sistl:ig of 111?. cipital Mansion eAletil P.lll;Li with all rzqui , iite •ittnchrd and detachul I /Mee. for the acconunods tien of a Tauttly of t:ittinction ; lawns. pleasure-grounda. ire. itonte, gr.:en-holm!, w.illed kitchen garlcr, mkt 'ages, otta riental woods, with great rundienk of parks, meat asks in the kingdom ; an eXCellert atal outbuildings, the Lion Inn at the park.g.w. and sundry farms and lanai% lytag u:1 within a ring fence. And containing about 17.10 H T 111 rN PRI4,/ ACRES ; toe Manor of I:*huritt al.d the Adrowson of the tory ; together with other Freehold, Lea,eiiiild, and Vrelisla Farms wild Liu tonlidining atm' ONE Tff ACRES. nitogether connoted worth ii , waritt of TV, - 1 1 TitorstNi) pouNA3 rLit ANNitzi. The - tnrapike-reed Irvin li.ndtag thrO - ogh inotoke errs s throuvli the E.ntte ; due hmoat is plentif . .;l:v plirl WWI >he finest ismer, e-td the aparnients are ylanred v•i:h great atientioa to the comforts of a family ; the beautifully elevated terrace nd'..yJs the ina.t deiightful views into several tic.;--ar.tl the I'mi:have...may Itivee immediate possession. To Ire viewed till the ariplyht;; to Mr. Wm. Harris. the bailiff, es-1 the Premixes. of whom particulars and plans way be ha I ; also of Meg...N. Waroc and Lewis. Solicitors ; and at the Crown Inn, at Itasingvitoke; Star Mad Garter, at Ando-er; reli • at Spec nh amlar ; Crtan, at Reading; Son, at IllaidOn. head ; at %Vindsor ; of Moises. Foulkes, Langton!. ad( iralord, solicitors. Southampton-greet. Covent-garden; atflar raway's ; and of Mr. ‘Villozk, No. 26, Goldan.square, London. A 310 ST VAIA 7 ABLE BUSINESS. By Mr. L.IVTON COOKE, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England. Lendon, on THURSD.IY, June IC at Tackle teClork for One madly (ucks' an acceptable Geer is previously made by pirate coo traet). subject to such cersditions as shall be produced as the time of site. TE H entire INTEREST and GOOD-WILL in that extensive and long-established Business of • COMMON CARRIER, now and for many yews past carried on by Mr. Cmtt well, between Bristol, Bath, and London, &note P et6nry, by Fly Waggons daily, sod esteemed owe of the meet valuable amoral In the West of England. The purclisam is to take. at a fair vabiation, the Freehold as& lowsehohl Dwelling-honed, Stables, Lofts, andAppstsmman. occupied in the business, as situated in Bath and Br*ol ; aloe all the Live and Dead Stock, and to enter on the concern on the tlith day of June. -- The Homo and WaLsons may be seen in their daily tropes", or In rotation on the premise', at Bath, or the White Swan, Hol born Brithm, London. For further panic-it/ars, or to treat by private ottortart. stPIY to Mr. Cruttwell; at Bath ; or 31t. Layton Cooke, SS, Great Rutioll street, Blooonibary.square, lannion. ---- KITCHICH RA Stik3AWD SMOKE JACKS. At the mime price as thewitosi Ones. • BY Hit 3 MAJESTY'S. L. TIAMII.I ES wanting supeg I IA I NM NT E i. JACKS Or . RA NOES, are reqneeted to inspect PROSSER'S (the Inventor and Patentee), at his Manufactory, No. 5, Back-hill. Hatton-garden. His Jacks will go four years with one supply at* oil t can he oiled by any person on the outside of the chimney, and cannot be put nut of order by the chimney-sweeper. His self. acting Range has been proved by upwards of one thousand fa milial to be far superior to any hollow beet boiler range, or any range now in vac, for convenience and workmanship. VI ith Oven, Boiler, and Steamers heated by the same tlre. Beater, Stowe, aid Hot Plate, warranted to answer. ?he boilers are easily cleaned out, are not liable to burst, which all hollow back boilers we sub ject to, and have occasioned serious accidents. One of Prosser% Ranges will last as long as three boiler-back-ranges of the same site; not do they . regime a carriage on springs to prevent thee, from shaking to pieces in conveying them home . To be had as above, and no where else in - tad Ranges taken ie excange. Jacks A N INVALID CABRIAGE COT, with BED, six kV feet six inches Meg, foe the REMOVAL of INVALIDS, however severely niftiest& with safety and ease. invented by W. HARMAN and SON, who were honoured by Royal mainland to omplete a Carriage for the removal of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte. . . . . . The peculiar construction of this Cot and Apparatus is such, that any Invalid, however severely aßlieted., may be removed Om their nod into a Landau adapted for its reception, w.thout change of pe sition, or increase of suffering, and conveyed to any distance, toge ther with attendants. Many persons of high rank and professional eminence, sufferirg under the moat severe affliction, and, from long confinement, de spairing of the possibility of em being able to endure remove!, have, by the based' thio fled of Ease affords, travelled, without fa dem or inconvenience, from ninety to one hundred and twenty males in one day. and honoured the layentors with testimotzials of their high approbation. to whom reference may be made. To Descant at their Coach Mannfamery, I, John-street, Oaford. treat, London s and may be engsged Oar any Journey. Also, their SOFA-BED, or COUCH, for the safe and easy emoval of Invalids up or down stairs. PERSONAL BEAUTY._ A PEARS, di, Wells-street, Oxford-street, sole Pro. A prietor of the following elegant Articles for the Toilet. re spectfully acquaintsladies of kasha* sad Distinction, that he con tinues to manufacture them in that stvle of excellence which has hitherto been his passport to yublic favour. His indefatigable anxiety to please having been rewarded with the greatest encou ragement from a liberal and discriminating Public, he with plea. sure recommends them as the most perfect of their kind, and such as cannot be exceeded fur real utility and advantage : PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP, for embellishing and beautifying the complexion. PEAR'S BOTANIC CREAM, particularly calculated to be used in Nurseries, and by persons whose skins arc of so tender a nature that the application of soap is too tough and irritable to be used with pleasure. AtALA BA R DENTIFRICE. for improving the Teeth. beau ifying the Gums, and sweetening the Breath. PEARS'S LIQUID BLOOM of ROSES, and White Impe. rial Powder, famous for giving a beimtiful tinge to the Cheek and lips, and the latter bestowing a delicacy to the countenance, strictly compatible with a just idea of female grace. PEARS'S ROSE COLOUR or PINK SAUCERS. This invention is for thawing in Water Colours, Painting on Velvet, tinging the Cheeks, Lips, &c. dying Silk, Lace, Muslim, Fathers, Artificial flowers, &c. SUPERIOR WINES. E uniform Satisfaction the LONDON anti WEST. MINSTER WINE and SPIRIT 1:01I PA N have Riven the notnermis Gentlemen and Families they have had the bo N nour to supply. induces them to continue to prevent their Prices to the Public. l'n•ery Article sold them iv lIENI'INE, and FREE FROM ANY AIR'LTEItATIGN WHATEVER. (FOR READY Pet Dos. Old Port - .346. to 42g. Ditto, 2 to 7 years in bottle - 4Rs. to Me. Sherry . 3da to 445. Ditto (real Amontillado) 30s. Lisbon and 3lountain - 40. Direct Madeira - Stk. West India ditto . 425. Last India ditto - (VOL 1101:16T CAPE IN ES.—Per Dor. Whit.: Cape . to Id'. Cape•Matisirs 21s. to ?4'. Ditto Sh erry Shr 2.1.. Ditto Hoek very curiQul, Constantia, in pants _ 26%. Red Cape - 245. to MK FRENCH AL &LIMAN WlNtf. Claret *t. Julian - Ws. Ditto IA Fine. and Chit- Malmsey ditto, in pints 355. teau Margesu - to 90% oia Port. 5 years 111 bottle. Champagne D. Ay et in pints - .17a. lrAvise - Liqueurs in mien. 21. Its. per Ditto, miperior - case, and Spirits or every Ditto. tint quality denomination. Mistalta Old Hoek, Sauterne. &e. The Company particularly solicit their -dentine to their Chan,. pane at 9k. Claret. Kamm ;ro Port of 18•10: and Anzoitnilaito Sherry. which they confidently avocet, in price and quality. art un— rivalled in the tad*. • 9s,:t. tiss. Letteral (post.pate) addressed• as Mr. Wm. Oodfree, Agent, H, Strand, rear Craven-street. will be punctually attended to . Samples may be obt.u.ed. 41 - 1 , i f 1 it # IMPErS PRACTICE, R.B. This day is published, containing near 1,000 pages closely printed royal Bro. price If. lIM. Nardi (dedicated, by permission, to the Hight Hon. Sir Charlr; Abbott) r liE NEW INSTRUCTOR CLERICALIS, stating .1 the Authority, Jurisdiction, and Modern Practice a the Court of King's Bench. The Tenth Edition, corrected, with con siderable Alterations and Additions. By JOHN IMPEL', Inner Temple. - London : Printed for J. and W. T. Clarks, Low Booksellers, Pos.upl.street, Lincoln's Inn.