The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-02-11 00:00:00

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To-morrow, Philandering; with ladoiska. hi rnday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; with The Spoiled Child; and Diuvanni in London. On Saturday, Artaxerxes ; with T e Cataract, mad other Enter tainments. LAW LIFE ASSIT. For granting Aimurant et upon L ARMY, the NAVY, the CI other Station of Lite. 'HANCE SOCIETY, Area or all Yawns, whether In the lICKCII, the LAW, or in any AUCTION.W BOOKS PUBLISHED. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. .N'S INN-FIELDS. Society is One Million Sterling. ITEES. I Perri, Charles C. Esq. ett, Jame*, Esq. H.P. Williams, William, Esq. H.P. I LINCOL The Subscribed Capital of this TRUB' Atchtonn, Nathaniel, Esq. i Atkinson, Thomas, Esq. Bicknell, II !harlm, Esq. (hen, William, Esq. DIRECTOR/I. Amory, Samuel. Esq. NI &queen. Thos. P., Esq. ALP. Rickersteth, Henry, Esq. ()Wham. Adam, Esq. Brougham, Henry, EMI. M.P. Peake, Mr. Sergeant Brundrett, Jonathan, Esq. Pollen, Richard - , E' iq . Cardale, William, Esq. Preston, Richard, Esq. Courtenay, l'hilip, Esq. Reardon, Daniel, Esq. Ferrer, Oliver, Esq. Scott, John F. Esq. Bolme, Bryan, Esq. Sugden, Edward 11. Esq. Jones, John, let Viand, William, Esq. Kaye, Charles. Esq. White, Richard. Esq. Knight, William 1., Esq. Williams. Charles P. Esq. Lowe, William, Esq. W r i g ht, William, Esq. A GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS 1 . 1 will he held at the Society's Office, in Lincoln's Inn-fields, on SATUR DA I% the 21st Day of February Instant, at Twelve the One o'Clock at Noon, fur the purpose of confirming a Reso lotion passed at the last General Meeting, on the 2d Instant, to empower the Directors to effect Assurances to the Amount of Five Thousand Pounds upon the same sole or joint Life or Lives. Arrangements have been made, under which Assurances may be effected upon the Lives of Persons resident at considerable tenon from London, without the payment of a Fine for non-ap pearance at the Office. *„.. The General Board-day is every Wednesd a y, at Two o 'lock ; but Allatrillant may, If necessary, be effected on any other Day, upon application at Ilse Oilier. JA& ANDBRTON, esnamy. MR. NASSAU'S SPLENDID LIBRARY. B Mr. } VANS, At his House, No. Al , P all-mall, on AIONI)AY, February 16, and eleven following days, HE splendid and very curious LIBRARY of the 1_ late GEORGE NASSAU, Esq. including Dugdals's Works, 21 vols., an extraordinarily fine set; Dugdale'a Monasticon. Warwickshire, and Bomar 7 cola., Wits ; Sc. puichral Monuments, 6 v in Russ i a; Drake ' s Yo rk large paper; Hated' Kent, 4 rok with additional palest Blocanfield's Norfolk, 6 vols. illustrated with Portraits and Plates ; Dehry's True Report of Virginia, excessively rare, IMM; Ashmole's Order of the Garter, large paper, vary rare; Buffoo's Histaire des I hiatus, IS rocs. largest paper, plates coloured, Morocco; True Effigies of Charles I. and his Royal prey, excessively rare ; a brilliant illSeM Wage of Old English 14t awn, Heame's Works, large paper, &c. This day is published, in two rola. post Bvo. price 16s. boards, T IIE OUTCASTS: a Romance.—Translated from the German. Br GEORGE SOANE. Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Barris, Sattoa-Vallenes. Kent, auctioneer. BANKRUPTS. This day in published, in two rob'. crown tiro. price 21s. boards, the second Edition, considerably augmented, of HERALDIC ANONIALIES. Onine tulit punctual qui italic-tilt utile dulci, delectando J. Bolden, Broker's-row , MOOrileldii,ironmenger, to surrender, February 14, 21, and March 23, at eleven, at the Bsnktupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Coleman, Tysoe-street, WUrsingteu.sqaare. J. Perkins, Upper Thames-street, stationer, Febru ar y 14, -24, and March 23, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solir-tters, Messrs. Tama? and Preston, Coleman-street. ,ectorem , pariterttue monendo.-11 °RACE. Printed for G. and W. It. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. " The Author of this Publication is a nun of catenalve Trading, a classical scholar, a er of choice things, • bit of a humourist, and a vary .m taining g literary companion."—Literary Gazette. J. J. Ronakhan, Broad-street-place, merchant, February 14, 21, and March 23, at eleven, at the Bankrupts ' Court. So/icuors, Messrs. Alliston and Hun dleby, Freeman's -court, CornbilL J. Kinnear, Brighton, banker, February 21, and March 2,44, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.. Solicitor, Mr. Crancb, Cahn. court, Broad-street. me day is published, in livo. price la*. l'art I. of TILE ANIMAL KINGDOM, arranged in conformity with its orginization ; By the BARON CITVIER, Sze. With Additional Descriptions of all the Species hitherto named ; of many not before noticed • and other Original flatter ; By Ed• want F.L.S. and others. This Work wW appear in Parts, quarterly.—The object of the Editors has been to combine scientihc arrangement with popular and interested detail ; and to inrlude • complete Survey of the whole Animal Creation, sufficiently extended to give every infor mation hitherto obtained on the several Species, and at the same time so commented as not to be unreasonable in bulk or expense. The first-rate talent has been employed, both in the Drawings and Engravings. The Second Part will be ready on the Ist of May, 1024. Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane. T. 0. Penney, Brighton, linen-drapoe. , February 21, 28, and March 23, at twelve, at the Bankrupta' CourtSolicuors, mss' Walker, Rankin, and Richards, Bari all-suet. C. Rig, bombard -street, auctioneer -7 k'ebruary 14, 21, and March 21, at ten, at the Bankrupts' C ourt . Solicitors, Messrs. Wilk* and GriSth,:New Broad-street. TII E.IT lIE-ROF AI. COIRNT.GARDSN. - - rj•IIIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, February n, will be NATIOTAD; Or, THE RETURN FROM SLAVERY. The Principal Characters by Memo. Sinclair, W. Farren, Cooper, Durweet, Fawcett, and Baines; Mises Paton, Beaumont, 4aire. and M. Tree. T. ermelude with Oto Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROM; Or, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. nabilair. Mr. Ellen Pantaloon), Mr. Barnes ; Clown, Mr. .1. S. Grimaldi. Columbine, Mn.Vedy. Ti SUPERIOR STYLE AND ECONOMY IN CLOTHING. GSHOODRIDGE, DRAPER, TAILOR, and HABIT.MAKER, romectfully solicita the Public and Yashionabk World, to inspect his SAXON and SPANISH CLOTHS and CASSIMEREB, which he Matters himself will satisfy the most fastidious amendassur. as to quatity and colour. Being determined to keeespp noes but the best workmen, he is en abled to exhibit Fashiwwtble Girementa, (devote description, equal to any in the West, and for little more than half price. Gentlemen are therefore entreated to give him a trial, which he makes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and ensure a continu ance of that public pauonaimveluch be has hitherto so amply ex perienced. A capital Assortment of Fatty Waistcoats, Roquelos, water. proof Cloaks, is Ckaii sad (*Wet, and Yancy Goods connected with his business, squalli 41;1161mORREeigillaUrrea•160160. T. 8. Tailing, Layton, Eases, tailor, February 14, 21, and March 23, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, Mr. W. C. Boaheld, Chatham-place, Blackfriars. T. Nash, Garden-row, Southwark, ruerchant, February 21, 24, and March 23, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr, Dickens, Bow-lane, Cheapside. S. Bates, Tipton, Stafford, corn-merchant, February 23, 2 d, and March 23, at eleven, at the Fox Inn. Shrewsbury. Solicitors, Messrs. Willis, Watson, Sower, and Willis, Tokenboaae-yard ; and Mr. Foster Liverpool. J. Hall, Stockport, Chester, grocer, February 20, 21, and March 23, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Stockport. Solicitors, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple ; and Mr. Eerie', Marple, Cheshire. W. Whincup, York, spirit-merchant, February 24, V., and March 23, at *Tea, at toe Bayliss/ sad akelderpte, York. Maw* Mr. Capes, Holborn -court, Uraf's Inn and Mr. If indaley, York. , W. Kerslake, Exeter, tin-plate-worker, February 23, 20, and March 23, at eleven, at the Old London Inn, Exeter. Solicitors, Mr. Walker, New Inn, London; and Mr. Eliisome, Exeter.. Native Lod; or, The Return from Slaver); with TM OwM:Jahit with the Pantomime.. . Ilk, .Foiday, sad Ilesday. This day is published, in octavo, THY SLAVERY of the BRITISH WEST INDIA COLONIES, delineated as It exists both in Law and Partwaies, sod oseapseed with the Slavery of oche Ealllttiae, Galina sad modern. By JAMES STEPHEN, Ea+ Vol. 1. being a Delineation of the State In point of Law. London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 43, fleet street. ifEar strititpr rincAritr.. The new Melmlhanis of " Asian the Lion" has been crowned with complete success`—ft will be repeated every Evening until BRITISH INSTITUTION. PALL-MALL lima; GALLERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS is Open daily, from Teo in the Morning until Five in the Evening. Admission, Is.—Catalogues, Is. Hy Order JOHN YOUNG Keeper. The remaining Subscribers to the Engraving from Mr. West's Picture of " Our Saviour healing the Steil in the Temple," who have not received their Impressions, may receive them upon appli cation at the British lastitation. ASTHMA, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AND OPPRSSBION 01? THE CHEST. Fr HE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general are 1 respectfully informed that the Advertiser being in possession of a most valuable Recipe for the relief and cure of the above dis tressing complaints, be has been induced, et the solicitation of very many persons who have experienced its beneficial effects, to oiler it to public notice. The medicine is of the most mild, inno cent, nutritious, and effective qualifies, of which the person taking it is convinced in a few days. ft dears the lungs, causes free re spiration, and preemie all unpleasant accumulation of phlegm. Sold oply at W. Day's 59, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn_ fields, two doors west of Freemasons' nal. Half Pints, Bs. Bd. ; Pints, Ills.; Quarts, Ids. Orders, per post, immediately at. tended to. further T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, February I I, will be performed ASIAN TIIE LION; Or, THE SEVEN BRAZEN TOWERS OF TEPELINI. Asian, Mr. li. Kembie; Delvcno Brioni, Mr. Sinipion. mom .. tar, Mr. Auld; Ncguur, Mr. Herring. Erniinah, Mills Zulette, Miss Turista. Langan, the Irish Champion, will certainly appear e very night this week with his Second, Toni Reynaldo, when the °rest Fight at Worcester will be illustrated. This day in published, price G. Vol. 1. Part 11. THE HISTORY of the POLITICAL INSTITIJ TIONS of the NETHERLANDS, with the Constitutions by which that Country has been, and is now governed. completing the tint volume of The HISTORY of the POLITICA!, llti- STITUTIONS of the NATIONS of EUROPE and AME RICA ; from the French of MM. Dubin, Duvergiere, and (Nutlet. By T. E. EVA NS, Esq. Printed for Black, Young. and Young, Foreign Booksellers, Tovistock-street, Covent-garden, Loudon. Part I. Vol. I.—Prance, may be had separately, or together with this Number. Part I. Vol. 2.—Germany, win appear nest. J. Bridges and J. Dew, Bristol, brewer, February 12, s i t three, and February 21, and Ma rch 21, at twelve, at the Rush Tavern, Bristol. Snticiton, Mcsm. Hicks and Bainbridge, Banletes buildings, Holbo rn ; and Mr. Tanner, Bristol. Chlllingworth and T. Cooper, Rtidditch, Worcester, reedle. manufacturers, February 23, $4, and 'Mardi 23, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Alcester. Solicitors, )jr. Lowndes, Red Lion-square ; and Mr. Urcs,well, aulditcb. W. Hargreaves, Whiteaah, within Oswaldtwisle, Lancaster. cotton spinner, March 3, at six, 5, at ten, and n, at twelve, at the 014 Bull Inn, Blackburn. Solicitors, Mr. Blaliclock, Serpent s. fleet-stmt; and Mr. Bewhunt, Blackburn. *. Crosland, Holbert, Leeds, York, Drysalter, February 17, 18, at eleven, and March Zl, at eleven, at the Courthouse, Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. Dattye, Chancery-lane and Mr. Hargreaves, Leeds. THE NEXT OF KIN (if any) of JOHN DAH- L! NO, late or No►th-street, City.road, in the Pariah of St. Luke, inthe Cooney of Middlesex. &valued, by applying to Mr. Evan, No. 112, Fleet-street, Landau, may hear or aoine thing to their advantage. After which, A TEN YEARS' BIAINDER. Jack Hopeful, Mr. liallott; Thady O'lllarney, Mr. Loveday. Lady Apes, Mrs. Younge; Rose, Miss Goodwin. To conclude with GAMBLERS; or, " .•••. Murder, though it have no tongue, will speak " With moat miraculous organ." MONEY, ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any Part, in Sums not less than Two Ilundral Pounds. will be advanced on Life Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust Money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and Real Estates; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just, and liberal Terms. A NEW IMPROVED SHADOWLESB LAMP, for L - 11. Table, Drawing. and Dining Rooms, ou a superior prin. ciple, which has not been equalled by any other person In Lon don, for its simplicity, brilliancy of light, and without shade, which gives light equal so six candles, at the expanse of One Penny per hour, in Genuine Spermaceti Oil, without smoke or smell ; he being an Importer, sells at reduced prices. Sinambra, French, English, and every description of Lamps may be purchased. Com pare and judge for yourselves. The principle of his Improved Lamp to be purchased only at Smethurst's, 138, New Bond-street, the original Lamp and Genuine Oil Warehouse, and real Improver of Patent Lamps, for which he has obtained Five Separate Patents from his Majesty. Begs most respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that may have occasion to purchase Grecian, Roman, or Chandelier Lamps, &c. to view the largest Collection in London, of the most elegant yinterns, for every pur pose where light is required, of his own blanufacturt, at his Re pository and Show Rooms, as above; be being determined that no Enron shall unclench him, if the articles are of equal quality. Those persons who honour him with their orders, may rest assured of receiving general satisnotion. To prevent mistake, it is particularly necessary to observe the MIT! :NM ET HURST , Ne. 138, New Bond-inset, a whits-fronted how. N.B. Lamps of every description Let an on Nina for Balls, Routs, &e. A. Houghton, Huddersfield, York, grocer, February 20, at six, 21, at eleven, and Nlarch 23, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Inn, 11 udderstickl. Solicitors, Messrs. Jaques and lionye, New-Mao ; and Mr. Battye, Huddersfield. It. Cross, Harley Tower, Salop, maltster, February 19, 29, and March 23, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Shrewsbury w , Salop, Solicitors Messrs. Seaney and Compton, Hray's Inn-plii and Mr. Coo per, Shrewsbury. Places to be taken of Mr. RlZoter, at the new Rox.office of the Theatre, and of whom may he had Private Boxes nightly; also Free Admissions kw the gesso). Apply penonally, or by Letter (post-paid) to Mr. Lloyd, At torney at Law, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelphi. STOCK-RROK ER, 'No. 2, Cornhill, bep F.AYi 3 lease to' toinform his Friends, the Public, that the STATH LOTTERY commences Drawing the 19th of THIS MONTH (February ): there are Seven Prices of 20,0001. besides Thirty-five other Capitals. • Tickets and Shares are selling as above, where all Business in the British and Foreign Funds is transacted with fidelity and despatch. DIVIDENDS. March 3. J. Neale, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the dowse Inn, Liverpool. Feb. 21..1. 11. Tucker, Javnyn.atreet, St. James's, chemist, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. March 2. J. Um, Nottingham, fishmonger, at citron, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Nottingham. This day is published, price 2s. 6d. MISSIONARY INCITEMENT and IIINDOO DEMORALIZATION ; including some Observations on the Political Tendency of the Means taken to Evangelize Din doostan. i Marsh 4. W. Hardin, Leeds; A.O. flebdin, Parliament.steset a K'estminater ; and J. Browne, gen. nwrcnanta, at eleven, at into Court House. Leeds. alarch 9. M. Cater, Fortoa Mill, Gosport, miller, at twelve, at the Crown Ina, Gosport. March 2. W. Hyde, liarl.street, Blackfriars, meyohant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Gown, QTRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY, instituted in the 17 Year Md. for VISITING and RELIEVING the SICK and DISTILIiSSED POOR at their OWN HAWAII( rsrs. The principles on which this Charity are founded are the most benevolent and disinterested. Protestants, Roman Catholics, Strangers, and Foreigners, have equal claim to relief, on the sole recommendation of the misery which surrounds them I In carrying on this work of merry, upwards of NM Visitors are engaged, 'who give their services gratuitously, cheerfully, and constantly ; whose sphere of labour is not confined to the Metropolis merely. but ex troth: from Chelsea to Poplar, and from Camberwell to Hackney. In this wide range, all cases of the Sick Poor which come to the knowledge at the Members of this Charity (by recommendations Or diligent search), are visited, and the bounty entrusted by the public for ditrlbution is disposed or, under the direction of the Committee, with discrimination, and with as much liberality as the Multiplied claims of each particular district admit. The increased distrait among the Poor of the Metropolis at this Inclement season, tors the Committee again thus publicly to make known the clams on this Society. When the Committee pit iarth their advertisement last month, they were under the ne cessity of stating, that several hundred eases then on the books demanded Immediate relief, but that the Funds were exhausted, and that the Treasurer was in advance. Since that time, several liberal contributors to this Charitable Institution have come rm. ward, as may he semi below. By means of their benevolence, the *fangs of the distressed have been In some measure mitigated : Out the Cumtmittee regret to add, that, through the tow sum of dile Funds, they have only been alai to sipplo scantily tims mes watery demands of FIG FIT HUNDRED - RPFFERERS, w h o are still, in the bitterness of their distress, praying for further relief. The Committee can only refer to the Cases inserted in their Annual Replete, in order that something like a correct idea may be formed of those scenes of wretchedness which are presented daily to time Visitors of this Society in the garrets and cellars of the Metropolis; and not unfreotiently among the wn.ichell objects thus found, are many whom various calamities have reduced from shut tions of comfort and reputation. Some of these hare, in the days of their prosperity, been eves to the blind and feet to the lame, and have visited the widow and the fatherless in their dieters& The sad reverse which such persons experience in the dark day of ad. verity, claims a peculiar notice; and painf u l i n d ee d it is to he the tale of their sufferings, and to have the tenderest sympathies milled forth, ooless the hand of charity can be held out to dispense unto them the bounty which they need. It may be seen by the last Report, that in the year 11122. LAW eases, chiefly famine*, were visited and relieved, and amongst them the SIAM of 3,141/. distributed. The following subscription and donations, which are thankfully acknowledgod, - have been received since the last Advertisement : E. s. s. 114 R. 11. the Duke of Right Hon. Earl Crawford Olouersser . 31 10 and Lindsay . - 5 5 The Right lion. lard Mrs. Rudsdell - slt Carrington - -21 0 J. Putnam, Esq. - 3 0 N. E. Kinderalry, Esq. -S 0 John Tritton, Esq. .5 6 T. Grenville, Esq. - 5 0 P. P. - - 5 0 Mr. Bentley - 2 2 Miss Vansittart - - 5 0 Mr. Parkinson - - 2 2 A valuable donation of J. 11. S. - - -2 2 Wearing Apparel from Sir Wm. Ashbumliani .2 2 Mrs. Achniuty. Ditto, a valuable donation Sundry donations of Flan. of Wearing Apparel. nel Petticoats from the B. Shaw, Esq. - 2 2 Misses Smith. J.Raeve, Dm. 2 Vann's. donations of L. Shadweli, Esq. -21 0 Clothing from manylle- Ran. Mr. Onslow . 2 2 nevolent Individuals, Mrs. Wisp - •2 2 anonymously sent. Mr. W. Witherby - 2 2 A valuable donation of Mr. T. Scarlet - - 2 2 Clothing from Mrs. A. Outdoes, Esq. -5 3 Speitslin g. Mrs. Dunkin - - 2T . T . b y L. Haslope, Esq. 5 0 W. Cooper, Esq. - 2 W. 8. IL by Mr. Mackie 3 0 T. p. post from Stone 2 2 0 (1 RI& Hon. J. C. I'tlhcta2n c. T. }Rieke, Esq. -5 it J. Hammett, Esq. ILith 5 • 11 . Bollard, q. . 2 2 Right lion. Lord Rivers 10 0 R. Rarelae, Esq. . 10 0 S.,le W. W. Wynn -5 0 Mrs. Gordon,Manchester- Wynn, Esq. -In 0 mum - 2 2 /n• —l beft - - 3 0 Mrs. Vaughan . - 2 2 .C. Ifinckes, Esq. 50 T. Marriott, Esq. .2 2 Captain Gooch - 2 2 B. Saa, Esq. - 3 3 h. C. Holland. Esq. -2 3 T. H. Rundall, Esq. - 3 1 Mr. Elliott, Bond-street 3 Ily Me set. Butterworth A Son, Mr. Francis, ditto -I 1 Mr. Brosillturst - - It 'the Very Rev. Dean of lion. 11. Eden . 6 5 Salisbury . I I Hon. Justice Bayley . 2 Ladr Martin - 3 0 Re, F. !k een 10 f. 11. by Mr. W. Cooper 60 S. Waring. Esq. . 3 3 Dowager Countess of By Messrs. Hoare. Manvers - -4 4 Sir John liennaway t. 0 Duchess of Buckingham J. Tillard, Esq. - 211 0 and Chandos . .59A. B. . ralonel Browne . .2 2 Hon. 11. Vernon - - 2 2 MM. and Miss Stables -6 0 Mr. I) C cnor -10 11 A. B. A. - 3 3 J. Dyson, Esq. - - Mr. C. Sayer - 2 2 , 31r. John MIXIM 5 ° R. T. Z. -2 11 Lord Sondes - - 2 11 0 R. T. Z. donation -10• P. (leant, Esq. - - 3 3 J. 11. Jessop, Esq. -2 2 Miss F. Burdett - 6 5 Ditto,Cbristmasdonation 10 10 By Messrs. Whitmore, Wells, Mrs. Whitmore. Ditto• Christmas donation 10 111 W. Knatchbull. Esq. - 5 P. J.'s Christmas donation : Thomas Wood, Esq. .10 0 II Lying.in‘Voincn - 11 II C. - - - 2 2 II Blankets - - 4 8 Thomas Fisher, Esq. - 5 —II Melts of Coals . 215 W Hutchinson, Esq. - 5 0 .--44/ special purpooes - 6 2 It. Bowan, Esq. - -10 0 And several other Subsctiptions and Donations, which will ap- Pear is the Report for the present year. Suliseriptions anti Donations are received by Mr. Marriott. T!e sseret , 77, Broad -stmt, Royal Exchange; Mr. 11. Clarke, 5.. New Bond•street„ Mr. W. Cooper. 0, queen-street, ""P -side, and Mr. H. R. Urifliths, Vork-place, ( anibcrwell, Secreta ries ; lleales. Oven and Elliott. 31, (hitter-lane, Clicapside ; Jo. Seph Butterworth. Esq. and Son, 43, Fleet.street ; Messrs. Innes, ' lm m• and Flee-street ; Messrs. Condell, Towle), anti tlarkr, New Bond:street ; Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry Mr. Iliudope, 11. Leadenhall-street ; by each Member tithe Committee; Mr. Jarrett, 27, Providence-row, Finsbury- Mum. Onilector ; Messrs. Whitmore, Wells, and Whitmore, Backers, 21, bombast-street ; Messrs. Hoare, Bankers, Fleet- Mews. Chambers and Son, Bank en i Nar Bund-Sueet s BM hisms. llammeraley, Bank" Pa ll SEVEN PRIZES OF .C 20,000. SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the Public, that the present is one of the very few Lotteries now remain log to be disposed of by the grant of Parliament, and they Teepee!. fully solicit, during the short period that Lotteries will exist in this country, a continuance of that patronage which bag distin. guisbed their Offices since the year 117311. The present Scheme contains the extraordinary number of Seven Prizes of 20,000/ in Money and Three per Cents., Two of which, all Money, will be decided the First Day, when every Blank wiU become a New Ticket, or entitled to 101. in Money, at the option of the holder. Schemes at large may Ile had gratis at Swift and Co.'s I nfices, 31, Aldttate High -street. 11, I'dultry, 12, Chsring-crnss, What Tickets and Shares nee at Mk in the greaten variety. The Drawing will begin the 111th Next Month. LEATHERS, BEIM, BEDSTEADS, an d FURNI TURE.% MATTRESSES, pAILLAssts, BLANK COUNTERPANES, TICKING and REA DV MAPE BED-TICKS, so O! hodBED-TICKS, sit hat ie tle seal PARR at BARROWCLIFF's Maiiii4k 41, 's -circus, Pius dilly Bret White Goose Paothars,ifree frown st and smell, Ss. per lb. • best Grey Goose, 21. 4d. ; beat Poultry, la. 4.1.; common Feathe;r, led. • and every other Article pmportionably cheap. N.B.—Old beds and Mattresses purchased, taken in exchange, or re-made. Three handsome Seeoud-band Bedsteads and Fumitures to be sold a Bargain. LA DIES WHO STUDY THEIR OWN INTEREsTS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE IMMENSE VARIETIES ON SALE. AT UNION-HOUSE, No. 44, OXFORD-STREET. .H7ST OPENED. ATwenty -thousand pound STOCK of the newest and most elegant Articles for the Autumn and Winter wear, con sisting of rare Fors, In Muffs, Pelerines, Tippets, Flounces, te.c.; Broad Silks, *c. of every colour, in Angolan, Oros de Naples, Levantine'. dtc. ; superior Verona Silk and Opera Maks, from ; Bath and Cheltenham Cloaks, at and upwards ; Cashmeres, Plaids. Verona Stripes, Norwich Crapes and Ilomba sines, at ltd. per yard ' • an extensive variety of ready-made Dawes, with Bodies, hr. 10x. each. Five thou . sand Shawls and Scarfs, all new patterns, recently pur chased at XI per cent. under the market, with Family Mourning of every deuription, equally cheap. E. WHIGIET anal CO., having purchased the Stock of Mr. Dinning, latent - Osford•street, at extraordinarily . low prices, now offers fivr sale 10,000 pair of Blankets, at ss. per pair; SUIT Damuk Table Cloths, 4-4ths, and Colerain Irish Linens, a little soiled ; 200 pieces of stout Irish and German Sheetings ; Quilts, Counter panes, and every other article in Family Linen Drapery, Silk Macery, Haberdashery, Hosiery, lee and Gloves, which they will sell for cash, on lower terms than any house in the metropolis. E. Wright and Co., No. 14, Oxford -street, Union House, be tween Newman and Berner* streets. No credit. No unpaid letters anawered. N.B. Country Commiarions particularly attended to. WMOW WEIR H'S FEMALE PILLS have ob tained the sanction and approbation of Gentlemen of the Medical Profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine, in minoring obstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female frame in liable, especially those which at an .early period of life frequently arise fmm want of exercise and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion ' remove giddiness and nervous head...ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpita. tions of the heart. . . l'urchmers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of •• C. Keanley," in writing; sold wholesale and retail in London by Wright, No. 46, Fleet-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market ; Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and I 0., Bow Church.yard ; Sanger, IA Oxford-street, opposite Hond-street ; Erana and Son, hong.lane. Smithfield ; Johnston, lireek.street. Soho ; Butler and Sons, Chenpside ; tiotifrey and Vrindus, Itishopsgute.street ; and by all Country Venilera, at 2a. lid. per Box. •.5 It is necessary to inform the Public that Kearaley's is the only original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by them for more than thirty years. DR. SY DENIIAMS ANTI lIIIAOF2I OR FAMILY P 11.144 OF IIFAL FII. THESE PILLS (entirely vegetable) are unrivalled in eases of Ilead-ach, boas of Appetite, 'Noises and Giddiness in the Head, Lowness of Spirits, Flatulency, °lnstructed Diges tion, together with all Affections of the litre,, and Bilious Ihs orders. These fills contain not one atom of mercury or mineral, anti are IA) peculiarly mild in their action as to require no confine ment or alterat• in diet. The most delicate females find them materially beneficial to their general health, and all who have used S V BENDA M'S PILLS pronounce them the most sate, mild, and effectual family medicine extant. Nothing Call prove the su. perittrity of these pills more than the numerous robes communicated by persons of the highest respectability, and the countenance shcwn them by the hest medical characters in present practice. Naval and military men—persons residing in hot clitnates_tfkme leading sedentary lives, and commercial F entlemen, will Neal then a certain assistant to repel the attacks of disease arising from neglect, intemperance, the want of exercise, or the effects of climate. OW Pill taken at the hour of dinner is admirably calculated to aaaiat digestion, correct excesses of the table, and give a healthy action to the stomach. In hoses, 1 , 4 I Ad., 2s. 9d. Is. lid.; and for the MK' of families and for exportation, large boxes, by which there is a considerable saving, at I la. CAUTl44N.—Purchasers are requested to observe the name J. BEES, Bristol," on the Government stamp affixed to each box, to distinguish them fisini 'tenons sold under similar titles. Sold by T. and C. Butler, 1, Cheapside, and Regent-street, Lon don ; sackville-street, llublin ; and 14 - merlon-plate, Edinburgh ; F.:awards. Newherys, St. Paul's Church-yard t Sutton and Co., Bow Church-yanl ; Barclay'', !'legit-market; Sanger, Oxford. Street; Savary. Moore, and Co., Bond-street; Johnson, Soho and Cornhitl; Peons, Strand, and Key, Akigate, I.nridon • Dean Smith, Wind,or • and by most respectable Clayntista, Dr uggist., Medicine Venders thought:tut the Uinta] Kingdom. BOOKS PUBLISHED. Published and sold by W. WETTOM, 11, PleatAkers, London 4 Soso 66, Pmsser .row. SUPERIOR BOOKS for YOater UTH, far CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S OIFTS, half bound, littered, and Spanish marble papa rids*, pries 2s. sash, r IS for Ills. THE SEASONS.—A Picture of the Seasons: with Aneakotei and llsotaiks for coy Month in the Year. Em. bellished with Cots. 2. CAPTAIN coos.abowas sr again Jame Oast New Edition. DOMESTIC ANIMALL—TL, Natural History of Do mestic Acimala; containing an Account of diets Habits and la. minas, and of the services thry render to Man. 4. THEM, SHRUBS, and PLANTS.—The Natural His. tory of remarkable Trees, Shrubs, and Plants. S. INSECTS.—The Natural History of remarkable Insists, with their Habits and Instincts. 6. ARTS and MANUFACTURES.—The Cabinet of metal Arts and Manufactures; designed for the perusal of Young Per sona. 7• REFLECTIONS—ReIIestions on the Wiedren, Power, awl Goodness of lied. ticketed from Sturm's Relleetiews. . ... 0. PRINCE LEE Bso2:ll;47History of Prince Lee Boo : to which is added, the Life of Paul Cuffs., a Man of Colour. 4. REPTILES and SERPENTS.—Tba Natural History of Reptiles and Serpents. To which is added, an Appendix, see taining an Account of Worms, of Corals, and of Sponges. 10. BIRDS.--Tbe Natural History of remarkable Birds, wish their Habits and Instincts. 11. NEW ROBINiiiIN CRITSOE.—The New Robinson Crime ; an instructive and entertaining History, foe the Use of Children. iiiiiilrWßECKS—The Shipwreck of the Aleeste, an Eng lish Frigate, In the Strain of Gaspar; also the Shipwreck of the bleduse, a French Frigate, on the Coast of Africa, with Observe. dons and Reflections thereon. 13. TRAVELS.LI;;Tei; in the Interior of Africa, by Mungo Park. 14. ROBINB.--History oldie Robins, designed for the 'mews. tion of Children, respecting their treatment of Animals, by Mrs. Trimmer. 1:1. AMERICA—The Discovery of America, by Christopher Columbus. 16.__ HISTORIES and ANECDOTES—The Entertaining Malley being a Collection of true Histories and Anecdotes, so rousted for the Cottager's Fire side. 17. /ESOP'S FAIII.ES.-4Esop's Fables, accompanied by many hundred Proverbs and Moral Maxims, suited to the subject of each Fable. 18. ISAAC JENKINS.—The Ilistory of hoe Jenkins; to which is added, a Friendly Gift to Servants and Apprentices; and the Brazier, or, Mutual Gratitude. 19. USEFUL. ARTS.lATlrietory of useful Arts and Mane. fortune. 20. ROBINSON CRUBOE.—The Life and most surprising Adventures of Robinson Crosse of York. 21. Al ISCELLANY—Tbe MisCellsoy; or, Evening's Own. nation for Youthful Peasantry. 22. lA/SS of the SIIIP %VAGElL—Byron's Narrative of the LOIN of the Wager Man of War, one of Admiral Anson's Sqna droe. 23. COMMODORE ANSON.--Tbs Voyage of Corsursodore Anson round the World. 24. ANIMALS.NaturaI History of Animals; containing an Accouni of Remarkable lieseta; with many interesting particulars concerning them. 2.0. VA PTA IN Bl.l6ll.—The dangerous Voyage of Captain [High in an open Ban, ova 1,200 Leagues of the Ocean, in the year 1700. With an Appendix, containing an Account of Owl hate, and of some Productions of that Island. 2s. LITTLE JACK.—The History of Little Jack, a Found ling; together with the History of William , an Orphan. To which are added, the History of Totn and his Dog, and the Ca nary Bird. 27. ELlZABETll.—Elizabetht or, the Exiles of Siberia: a Tale founded on Truth. Froin the French of Madame de Catlin. New Edition. 211. INSTlNCT—lnstinct Displayed; exemplifying the extra ordinary Sapeity of various Species of the. Annual CMIIIIOO. By Priscilla Vi akeheld. 29. The BROTHER.S.—Tbe Brothers, or Consequences. A Story of what happens every Day. 31.1. FISIIVA—Tho ?Sutural History of Animals, containing an Account of ktemarkable Fishes. 1. WONDERFITI. ANIMAL g.—An Ilistory of Wonderftd Animals; containing an Account of the most remarkable Fishes, Ileasui, and Birds. Second Edition. 32. POEMS—Poema selected from the Works of approved Authors. 33. lIISTOHr ofJOSEPII.--The History of Joseph, and the Deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt. To which is prefiaed, the History of the Creation, and of the Patriarchs, extracted ham the Holy Scriptures, and edited as a Heading Hook for Schools. ---- - - - - 34. PRA Uttri of DA VlD—Selectiona iron' the Psalm of David, the Proverbs of Solomon, and the Book of _Ecclesiastics*. For the I've of Schools. SO. NA RRA TlVES.—Wooderful Escapee, containing iiiinsess. it.g Narrsdres of Shipwrecks. dc. 56 MUNI:II.--Mungot or, the Little Traveller. To which is anotsed, the Seven Wonders of the World. s a a Es particalat to cad:raw Wettaa'a }Xitioae. By JOIIN BOWEN. " If the prudence of reserve and decorum dictates silence In some circumstances, in others, prudence of a higher order may justify us in speaking our thoughts.”—Burke. London : Printed - for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row ; Where also may be had, by the same Author, A LETTER to the Rev. Mr, TBDIDULPH. occasioned by hie " Cursory Remarks" on the above Pamphlet ; peke lia. Bd. SIR JOHN SINCLAIR'S CODE OF AGRICULTURE. This day is published, in Bro., illustrated with Plates, price IL in beards, the Tbird Edition, considerably enlarged and im roved by the Communications of several eminent practical MHZ CODE of AGRICULTURE ; including Ob -11 on Gardens, Orchards. Wanda, and Plantations. By the Right Han. Sir JOHN SINCL 4IR, Bart. La the Work are passloniarly censidensi--I. The Preligninory Points which. a Farwree i zirt amestain, briber be undertakes to erzemy any 'utast of ; R The means at Caltivallea whir& are essential to insure its Sueesso I 3. The various Mods of bis- DevgLand ;4. The various Malmo/ Occupying Land ; The S. tans of Improving a Couarry. London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Patemoster.row. Just published, price 7s. 6d., with Engravings, A N ELEMENTARY COURSE of GYMNASTIC 11 XERCISFab', loteuded to dewclaw and improve . the phy sical Powers of an, new isnieduesd into various National and Private klublitibments in &lewd, and illustrated by Thirty Copper-plate Figures, most iiireinetly executed. By Captain P. I f. CIA AS, Formerly Director of the Gymnastic Central Establishments of Switzerland, at Berns and sow Professor of lifinnuac Ein• cises in the Royal Mita:) , lassitutioas of Chelsea, Sandhurst, Greeswieb &c. _ _ _ Sold by Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternoster-row ; and to be had of every ',bookseller in the Kingdom. lie:Women wishing to be MOTO particularly acquainted with the above system may be accommodated with cards of admission to the ddrerent l arge national establishments, where the exercises have been practised tor several months, by applying to Captain Chu, at his Central School, No. 26, St. James's -street. 11'.: . A . Rrz . i MURnsit. This day is publi4ied, in Ovo. price 9s. in boards, A TRUE and FULL ACCOUNT of the MURDER 111 of the late Mr. WILLIAM WEAKE. of liYon't Inn, London ; including the Circumstances whicb first led to the Die. covery of the Murder, the Depositions taken before the Magistrates, the Coroner's Inquest, the Tnal of the Prisoners, the Execution of Thuile', Sur. &c. ; also a Copy at the Declaration delivered by Hunt to Mr. Wilson, after his Condemnation, carefully eopied from the Original in his own Hend.writing, exclusively in this Wort. Br GEORGE HENRY JONES, Clerk to the Magistrates. illustrated with Views of Gill's Hill Cottage; of the Pond where the Body was deposited ; of Hill's Slough, where the Body was found u and with Portraits of the Prisoners, and their Autographs; a Plan of (Hl's Hill Cottage, and of the surrounding Country, fire. London t Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster row. Nearly ready, in one volume, post !Ivo, THE BACHELOR'S WI FE ; a Selection of Curious and Elegant Extracts. with ObsecystiOns• By JOHN GALT, Esq. " What's in a name ? the roac By any other name would smell u sweet." The WORKS of HENRY IILACKENZIE, Esq.; a new Edition, with a Critical Dissertation ou the Tales of the Author, by John Galt, Esi. In one handsome pocket volume; with Via. nette and Frontispiece, engraved in the first style of the art, from Paintings by !twins. Published Ivy Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, London. Just Published, QotTTERN3 NEW SCHOOL REGISTERS for the I. STI 7 DY and CONDUCT of YOUNG LADIES or OE NT LE M EN, which may he had on the shortest notice, adapted for any School, the Name and Address of the Establishment being printed on the Corer I. Octavo Size, either for Ladies or Gentlemen ; 50 for 365., or 100 for 3L Ik. 2• Quarto size, handsomely printed in Script Type, with blank paws for miscellaneous Observations MI for 31. 15a. ; or lull for 71.75, . _ 3. Qt;arto size, printed on both sides of the page ; ISO for 21. 10s. or 100 for 41. Ilia. *.• Any smaller numbers than the above may be had, without the particular Name and Address of the Kstablishment being printed upon them. Octavos at 9th. each, or with blank pages at Is. 3d. each. Quartos at Is. or with blank pages, Is. lid. each. To be had at the School Library, 73, St. Paul's Church Yard. MAlti APt ESBkN( ' for tit; k - 7 true 'WESTPHALIAN or IVOOD-SMOYE flavour to all kinds of Al EAT, whether Hams, Tongues Bacon, Beef, or Fish, while it contributes cranially with the Ult. to the preserve,. Lion of the article from decay : and as no heat is used in the pro cess, it is on this account much less liable to become rusty, or to lose in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given - lay the ordinary method of smoking in a chimney or smoking-home. This useful article is now first advertised for pub lic sale, under the assurance, from an experience and sale of seve ral years, that it will perfectly answer the above dacription. It may be had of many of the most eminent Oil and Italian warehouses, with full directions attached to each bottle, and is parti cularly recommended to the notice of private families, as the hest and most economical process yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and Co., Chemists, &c., 29, Haymarket ; also by Atkinson, 3112, o:deed-street ; Day and Co., 93, hiracech u reit-street ; II olnewooti: 470, Strand ; Whltllart. 30, beadentiall.street ; G. Neighbour, IN, High Holborn A. and 1. Sterry, Borough; and Sturge and Son, Nevingtou-Butta. In ;tone bottles, 2s. pack. CERTIFICATE S—.ll ARC 2. T. Hall, Crowa.street, Sobs, carpenter—R. T aylo r, Edgware. road, stege-mmtes-.W. Gordon, Dransand, met (Von. dad, King-strest, Westminster, sheasesnaiger, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Roomy and T. croft, Pendleton, Laticaster,connose-rell B. Gilmour and J. Simpson. Barge-yard, merchants— . G as. tletoo,J.Milner, and O. Parkin, Sheffield, Weer-platen—J. Pryor, W. Drinkwster and J. Pryer, Manchester, oMm.printera—W, Tyler and T. J. Honeyntn, Aldgate High -street, engraft:a— R. Fadden and O. Taylor, of 'Rochdale Lancaster, nulehlite. makers—James Goosed J. Poole, J. &wit, sod S. Moantford, Bardeen, sitaffont, eart , benwsre-mannfansrers—M. Edglay and D. forms, ior e cef, t ent, s etal-weenheras-41. Linty a and J. Ware, R surgeons—H. ilinsith, H. Smith, pan. sad P. Smith, istol, merchasn—J. Adams and T. Winer. ham, Warwick, memen—R, Marshall and' E. B. Robinson,Tiot. tlngham, wharfingers--J. Hancock and j. Cook, Westbury, So merset, weolstaplets—T. and S. Stephens, Iltmtspill, Botherset, gmeers—T. Tarp and J. Pletcher, Reddish, Lancaster, calico printers—C. P. Herbert and Q. Hogg ' of Steep-bridge , Norfolk, common-brewers—H. and H. Beck with, Stockton.upost,Tee., Durham, cabt”-- -kers—C. Polding and S. M. Palmer„Dtrke . andW. street, eaoevenor-actuare. Love B outhaniPton, smiths - " • ]lows, notindepzow, Illackfriaerread, seadvapermakers. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET ADDITIONAL FREE HANDICAPS, OVAL Monday, Wand Spring Meeting, IN, h. f. D.M. Three to sc. Sultan, fist 71b. rept, or no engagement. Zinc, fist. Emiliuc, list. 1216. /Harm BS- Morisco, Set. 1011). Corms d'Antia, 7st. 1216. Atereellus, ISt lilb, spermseett, 7st. 1016. Pastile, list. 71b, Blames', 7st. 716. Logic, Rat. 41b. Zealot, 7st. 71b. Mystic, fist. 31b, Eden, 7st 716. Thursday, Second Spring Mecong, D.M. 906, b. ft. Three to accept, Or no elljuggment. Augusta, 9st. 41b. Wllingig, B.t. Barefoot, fist Spermaceti, let. 1216. 31orisao, list. 121 b. Scarbrough, 7st. 101 b. Mirandola, list. 101 b, Gan made, 7st. 101 b, Posthuma, liat. 61b. Cinder, „ Ist. tub. Mystic, Hat. 21b, Elfrid, ist. 81b. Stag, list. 21b, COURSING AT LORD CLERMONT'S, NORFOLK. There was a strong muster here on Friday, the 6th. The fol. lowing dogs ma matches:— Mr. Flower's Wasp beat Mr. Owen's bl. d. Mr. Young's bL d. best Mr. Strache's wb. d. Mr. Fuller s br. b. beat Mr. Straehe's red 4. Selim. Mr. Flower's br. b. Shandy beat Mr. Owen's be. In Mr. Strache's wh. b. Kitty beat Mr. Young's bL d. Mr. Flower's blue d. Wasp beat Mr. Strath.'s red d. There were a number of other matches; the day was fine, and the hares ran HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR THIS WEEK. TAX MOUNDS.. The Duke of Graften's will meet this day, as llayhient ; antoe Friday, at Whistky Wood-..at half-pest ten. Sir John Cope's, to-moerow, at Compton; and Someday, at Bradfield—at half-past ten. sir Tattoo Sykes's, this day, at the half-way between Stamford Bridge and Gate, Helmsley ; and Friday, at Sattrington Beams_ at tan. Mr. Muster'a, thip.day, u Orliagbury Woad; aad Friday. at Buttock's Booth—at half-peat tan. Connate: ell I NQlle.sr.—A Coroner's Inquest was held yesterday before SHELTON. II upon the body of Janet Hooke, who fell from the window of Mr. Abraham's house in lloundsditch, in consequence of a fright at the supposed appmach of a robber. The circumstances have already been detailed. Ver dict—'• The deceased came to her death in consequence of haviNg attempted to escape out of a window in her master's house, in her alarm, fearing that she would be either burned or murdered." „ nut: ar Lis us.—l'esterday morning, about a quarter past three o'clock, the extensive premises of Messrs. Sulk and Ifortheld, iron-founders. and machine-makers, in Yak-stmt. in this town, were discovered to be on tire, and from the progress which the tlanies had then made, it was evident that the fire must have been raging for a considerable time, and there must have been extreme negligence on the part M the watch in not haritsg sooner given the alarm. Engines belonging to the different fire companies the town were brought to the spot with ever 7 possible repeat non ; but owing to the scarcity of water, some tame elapsed before they could render any efficient sitaiptance, and the roof of the build ing in which the tire originated fell in very soon aim their arrival, and in a very short time there remained nothing but the exterior walls. It was with peat difficulty that the contigwous buildings, which contained much valuable machinery, were pemerved. Among the sufferers by this destructive fire are Mr. John Hikes, tobsceo cutter, the whole of whose utensils were destroyed. as well r a con siderable quantity of tobacco; and Mr. ti Atkimpon, cloth fricaer, who had the whole of his machinery and stack of goods dr. stroyod. The building was Insured, but we are sorry to haws to add, that no insurance was 'fleeted on any pow of the machinery. The total loss is estimated at upwards of 4,W00L-..Lenis liftwareg of Satutday. This day is published, in tiro., illustrated with a colouted Map and folding Plate, containing a View of Hobart Town sod the sanwunding District, price is. 6d. in boards, TILE EMIGRANTS GUIDE to VAN DIEMAN'S JIL. LAND; containing a description of its Climate, Soil, and Productions ; a Form of Application for Free Grants of Land ; with a Scale, enabling Persons in Inland Towns to estimate the Expense of a Passage for any given number of cued, women, and children ; • List of the most necessary Articles to take out ; and other Information useful to Emigrants. 13 T. tiODW IN. Published by Sh Jones, and Co., Paternoster-row.