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7 711 1 // z Cr . o L ..71; 1 1 ; . ;VtIT .1".11'F' I , _ i • • 2 / , .„/ . ‘• ' At,Z" ~ i''i No. 6,617. NEW TIERATRI4.IIOY AL, DRUNY.LANR. T HIS EVENING WEDNESDAY, Feb. DI, will be perfornied the Comedy of TH E H V POC RITE. I. Cantwell, Mr. I beton • Mao-worm, Mr. Ozbevey ; Colonel Lambert, 31r.Wallark ; Darnley, Mr. Penley. Old Lady Lam bert, Mrs. Harlowc ; l'ouag Lady Lamben, Mrs. Urger; Char. hum, Mrs.W.West. After the Play will he exhibited the DIORAMA. After which, the Ballet of THE HALT OF THE CARAVAN. To conclude with THE SPOILED CHILD. O Pick* Mr. Hattie; Little Pickle, Mies Clara Fisher; Tag, Mr. Harley. ,Mina Pickle, Mrs. Honore. To marrow, A New Way to Pay Oki Debts; with Lodoiaks. On Friday, The Merry Wined Windom; with Old and Young. rnE 4TRIC-RiWAL, COrIINT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING?, WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18, will be NAT A f in s t I Or. THE RETURN FROM SLAVERY. The Principal rharaotcts by Mann. Sinclair, • W. Farren, Cooper, Demme. Fawcett, and Bonsai; Mires Paton, Beaumont, Lore. and M. Tice. Aft* whlrh, HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROHN; Or, THE 11011 SE THAT JACK BUILT. Mr. Filar; Pantaloon, Mr. Dunn g Clown, Mr. J. S. Orimaldi. Colamhine, Mrs.Vedly. Tanterrow, Native Land ; with The Poaches On Nelda', Much Ado Abmit Nothing; w;th 21e Irish Tatar. NEW SITRRRY TIIRATRK. T IIIS -- ii'El)Siiit4l - )AY, Feb. IR, will he rertmnieil TIIE TM() THIEVES; Q. TIIE MURDERERS OF GRENOBLE. BRlnnael. Mr. 11. Ktnihle: licrtrand, Mr. Herring; licrvaia Bentni, MT. lorreday ; Felix Dumant, Mr. Buckingham. ('lemon. tam, Mika Kimbell; Vary , 511%. VV. Clifford. . , Alter which. MAIDS AND BACHELORS; Or, NETTLEWIO HALL. 1 1 4 t John Jti Tirseth;;lTim Transit, Mr. Vide. Miss Emir (*carillons, Mlltr Tunstall. To conriude with A 41,AN inv. I.ION ; O, TILE SEVEN BRAZEN TO IC:l WE OP TEPELINI. don, Mr. H. Kemble; Delveno Winne. Mr. Simmion 111 nor. tor, Mr. Auld; Negnitr, lilr. Herring. Ermlnah, Mina Kimbell; Zelette, Mlvs Taiwan. Plates to b. taken of Mr. Rorateor, at the r.ew Box.nMee of the Theatre, and of whom may be bed Private Holes nightly. BRITISH INSTITIYTION, PAI,I-.MALL. xHE - dAlticiiii for the it ii 1 arr 1()N and 8,11,T, at di,: IVOILKS at Mtn t! :It N A III'ISTS is Open daily, Tan in the :Horning until Five in the Evening. Admission, Is.--Ustalugues, Is. By Order, JOHN 11 /ONO. Keeper TIN tinnalnisig subscribers to the Engraving from Mr. N'est's Pinnate' " Our Saviour healing the Sick in the Temple," who hare not received their I mirtntxiona, may receive them upon ITO cations at the British Institution. ILarge Families, Laundress es , an d (them, where the Article of SOAP is in daily and profuse requi • 'on, I'lll'Nti and Co.'s WHITE SOFT SOAP is particularly recom mended as reducing the labour in washing, the quantity of fuel in the use; and with other most valuable properties, it pommies that of softening the hardest well-water without the aid of prejudi. cial compounds, and is even soluble in us-water. The very ex tensive sale and general demand prove the superiority of this ankle ova err ry other Soap, and indite' % the Proprietors to make known by Advertisement that it is Sold, Wholesale, at the Alanafactory, n. i, saireld-place, near the Ektiltant and Castle, Newingto- Itutts ; and Retail by all the i cipal Oil and Colour Shopsin Town and Country. LAW LIRE ASSURANCESOCIETy, Fa ranting A etununas upon laves of all Persona, whether in the ARMV, the NAVY, the CHURCH, the LAW, or in any other hation or Life. OFFICE, liNCOL The Subscribed Capital of this. TKOS' Atcherun, Nathaniel, Req. ' Atkinson, Thomas, Esq. Bicknell. Chia les..Esq. Green, William, fol. nest goers. Amory, Samuel, Esq. Marquten.Thos. P., Esq. M.P. Riekersteth, Remy, Esq. trlsiliam, Adam, Es*. Brougham Deur', FAT NI.I'. Peske, Mr. Sergeant Brundrett,'Jonathan t L.q. P.illtm, Italian'. Ely eardale, Withaat, Esq. Preston, Richard, Esq. Courtrnai, Philip, Lai. Reardon, Daniel, Esq. error, Inter , lisq. a rray seott, John F. Esq. ohne, rye' . Rs+ iligthut Edward 11. En. John, Esq. Vizant:ll'ilhani, Esq. aye, C h ill'. Exi. White, Richard, Esq. EtAght,ll intuit V., Esq. 'Williams. (harksF. Es" Lowe, William, Esq. Wright, Without, h „. , og. • 1 A GENEIt.‘I, MEETINI.; of the PROPRIETORS ill will he bold at the Society's (Mee, In Lineelo's Inn-lieldth on SATI'II DAV, the 21st liar of February lemma, at TWeile forAlsa_ollook es Nom. ihr the rollmop of confirming a Row 10114 pulsed at the lost lieneral Metting, on the .2•1 Instant, to euiptther the Ihreetors to ,fleet .I.IIIIIIICM tu the .lirotint of Fier Thousand IN tttt els upon the saute sole or joint Idle or Lives. Arningesi.ents best- been 111110 e, MAI' which Assurances may be directed upon the Lives of Persons resident at considerable Dis tances from lo..iden, without due payment of a Fine for non-ap. preraner at the (Mee. * 6 .* The 1:r Hoard-day Is every Wetiotehloy, at Two o'clock; hut es may, if nerowary, h e ell . ..vied on any other Day, UN° two at the Office.. JAS. ANDERTON, Paereorry. i.l4'S 11% N-IPI EMS. Society ia One Malian Sterling. iT/L/61. rep's, Charles C. I.q. carlet., Jame., Esq. M.P. WO/lanai, AT a PEELING:SI:VI! MEETING of NIIIII.I/: 111 EN awl I; ENT LEMEN,• held' at thelity of London Tavern, on Thursday, the 11th of Februsry, ; I [MIN, F.aq. M.l.' in the Chair: Resolved unanimously, That this !peeving, taking into enntiiier. aloe the frequent Loss of Human ;Are by Shipiineck, and belies lox, that by the preconcerted exertions oe prnetlcal men, and the w&iptititi ofpracticable means, such calamities might often be avert ed, are of opiniori that a NATII)NAI. INsTiTtII4)N should he hirmed Ito be suppoeted by voluntary Ihmatinns and Sittwerip. Volts), for the Preservation of Life in cases of Off 11'\1' It Et no the coma of the United Kingdom, for &Wonting such immediate Assistance in the persons rescued um their noressitiea may require; for conferring ReW3lll. 011 thine who preserve their Fellow. creatures from 1/catruction ; and for granting !tenet* to the Desti tute Families of any who may unfortunately perish in attempts to ear the lives anthers. teed unanimously, That with a view to the formationof such an Inmitutium, a (JEN/AA MEETIN4I dtheNahthtr,lien. try, Mrrehttots, Trotters, and inthera, he rum-cord tor 1111 DAY, the 4th Alarch, at the City of lownloa 'Tavern, at Twelve for One &Cluck povisely, or such other day as may be found more Lunn-mod. Resolved onanimouvly, That the following be a l'rovisional U.llllllllllie iu the interim, with sower to add to the nowise: : Henry Baring, Esq. M.P. John Clark Powell, Esq. Lonl Amities Beanclerk Joseph Pulley, Esq. (henry Blanchard, Esq. John V. Currier, Esq. John Wrn. Buckle, Esq. lewd Suffield Capt. liesiis nuncios, lI.N. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. hisaitiel Gurney, Esq. Uhristevpher Tenniant, Esq. Cloorge !fibbed. Esq. Joshua Walker, Esq. Samuel Hare, Esq. Joshua Wation, Esq. Orarrge 14811. Lag Thomas fl Own, Esq. M.P. nix. 11. U. Norris Resolved unimimously„ That t Resolutions be signed by the Chakinsa, and advatisal in the modern Papers. THOMAS W Cbairman. 1111 r. Wilson having left the ('hair, it was resolved titian:. Wooly. That the beat Thanks of this Meeting bc given to Thomas Wilson, Esq. few his able conduct in the Chair, and for his zeal in tlitioopport of the object* in contemplation. N.B. The Public will observe, that the alone Meeting has been postponed from the 2lith Mat. to the 4th klatch. Illanseilles liluilts, Countcriianes, Illat.kets. Flannels, (lashings, Ftelisse Cliths, ihmasark 'fable Cloths Irish Linens, and Fiends Cambric". cRAIG and irOY LI( hog to call the attention of Families returning to Town. to the ahore.nstned Articles , felt are of tue best quality, and will be sold at prices far below any ether House in London. Itianarilles Quills, two and a half yards square, 10s. Gd.; three yards ditto, I is.; three and a quarter ditto, Ito.: three and n half ditto. 19 , .; l'ounterpanes, two and a half square, 7s. f.d. ; large sire Illitnktut kir the Poor, ss. 2d. a pair; mum sire ditto, iii. 3 d. : 13 lode, of Wel.th and Lancashire Flannels at half-price , null Cloaking.tworrida wide, Is. I9d. per yard; Pelisse Cloths. 20. SEW Yard-wide Russia Sheeting, Id., very moot, V 1.1., • tine quality, 101 d , the full e iolth without • seam, 25., Irish ditto, pm! and • quarter wkle, likl., very stout, Ilkl. ; Russia Towelling, la, Ituckalisek, &I. a yard. Roust Table Linen, &c...—Breakfast Cloths, led. each, yard an.l half square ditto, 2*., two yards square. very handsome, Is. t I/inner Cloths, two and half yards long. 7s. ; wry handwrote Da mask ditto, Ms. 61., three yank to 12s. Rd. t Napkins, Gs. Vii. the dozen, beautiful Dams* diens, - 11 s. Ild.; Irish Linens, of the but fabrics, begi nning at lid. a yard; very stout, Is.; tine for shins , lad. to 21d. ; tie French Cambric far Frills, tn. a yard ; ditto Haadkerthiefs. llkt. &I. the dozen. Hkodsnme Chintz Furniture', 114 d. a ya rd: a large quantity at 121 worth 2.4.: Linings in every shade, &&yard ; Mumma, I ki• : 0 * hen quality, 111.1. • vas(; Window Ilullands of every width kit!? than any other llama. The fiiliuiringiionil;Tnany quantity at half their value:-1,500 pieces Jacennot.l'anibrie. and Mull Muslins; KM French Imitation, India, and ChiaaCrape shawls ; ten bales of undressed Calicoes and India long Cloths, with a large Assortment of Silk Alert-cry, fie. •.• Come (coda far Charities of every description. - - CRAIG and D'OVLYM FAMILY LINE:V WARE. ot oxford-mew SUPERIOR STYLE AND ECONOMY IN CLOTHING. 1 SHOORRI DOE, DRAPER. TAILOR. and IL F a HABIT-MAKER, respectfully solicits the Palle and Fashionable World. to inspect his SAXON and SPANISH CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, which he flatters himself will satisfy the most faatidious connoisseur, as to quality and colour. Being determined to keep none but the hest workmen, he is en abled to exhibit Fashionable tiarments, of every description, equal to any in the Went, and for little more than half price. Hentlemen are theretbre entreated to give him a trial, which he stakes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and 'ensure a continu es*/ at that public patronage which he has hitherto so amply ex perienced. A capital Assortment of Fancy Waistrosta, Inansalos, water proof Cloaks, in Cloth and Caluilet, and Fumy °nods connected Wall bonunno, ighil ihtrithrsE • MSSRS. JACKSON and CO. ESTATE and 11101JSE AGENTS, GENERAL. ACCOUNTANTS, 10 inform Madman, Tradsanars ant the Public in gene. ral, that they will meet with the apeedied accommodation in the Purchase and Sale of Estates and !louses of any dentrimion, and in any part of the Kingdom, on application at their Office, as be low and that the moat Intricate and der:mired Accounts will be properly corrected with the greatest despatch. Of f ice -41, Drury-lane, near Rohm°. 4lad 'rt4%; ' lONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1824. To Sail to all ilia:Woman( Mack, OR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, touching at MA- I. • Hsi ItA, the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A I. hurthen Tons, SA MI 1110. OW EN 111. C. $4, Commander Hate of the I'mridence), lying in the City (:anal. For Freight or Passage apply to the rommand.r. at the Jernso lent (offiv: Douse ; to Messrs. Rickards, Mackintosh, and Co. Bishopagate.street-Within ; or to EI)311, NI) REA I), I. Riches -court, Lime-sweet. This Ship Is fitted expressly for conveying Passengers, for whom the accommodation will be most comrtamlions and extensive. EAST INDIA H JAW. 28. 11124. COURT of DIRECTORS OUS o f f the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading ' to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give nodal, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Company's Stork will be shut on Twraartxr, the 4th March next, at Three o'Clock, and opened again on THURSDAY, the 15th April fol. lowing. That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held at their Haw in Leatlenball-street, on WrnmEsowy, the 24th March seat, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon. Thu a GENERAL COITRT of the said Company will he held at their Howie in beadenOndloitrest, on WEDNESDAY, the Ifth April next, from Nine o Cluck in the morning until Six in the evening, for the Election of *z Directors of the *aid Company for four years. And that the LIST of the At EMBNIRS of the said Company will he ready so be delivered at this House on MONDAY, the 29th March next. JOS£PII DART, Secretary. BOOKS PUBLISHED. The Sccond Edition of T HE wmustiNsTEß REVIEW, No.!. *IR lie ready for publication on Wednesday next. On Friday next. Feb. 20, in rives !stitched, pries U. T HE DEFORMED TRANSFORMED: a Drtina. By the Right Bon. Lord BYRON. London: Printed lot John hunt, Bond-meet, and Taviateek. street, Covent-ga:dcn. This (by is published, in octavo, MHE SLAVERY of the BRITISH WEST INDIA 1:01,0NIRs, delineated as It exists both in law and Practice, and compared with the Slavery of ether Countries, ancient and modern. By JAMES STEPHEN, Eaq. Vol. I. being a Deliticmion of the State in point of Law. London: Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, 13, Fleet. street. To sail ht March, FOR BOMBAY Direct, the fast-ailing Teak Ship T1111 , 31P11, A I. ■ Conant Trader; THOMAS H Er, N. Commander (of the How. Canpany's Service, and late of the Ship Itarkworsh); burthen 6 tons ; lying In the City Canal. For Freight or Postage apply to rapt. Green, at the Jenenalern tfee-homte; to Mews. Palmer, Wilson. and ('o. King'. Arms. yard; to Mr. Robert Taylor; or to Al), I, Eli This Ship is fitted expressly /or the Aci gers, and carries an experienced Surgeon. amr-imem, of raven- SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW- LEDGE. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the /A SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW LEDGE will be holden et their Howse in Illartlett's-boUdings, nn MONDAY: the 25r1 inst. at Twelve &Cheek precisely, for the purpose ethe Resignation of the Rev. W. H. Cole ridge, MA. one of the Joi nt Seenterier of the Society, and of taking loth steps se the Meeting may see At for supplying the Varsi tl ty. WIIA Sry. Rarett's.buildiags, Feb. lA, LL 1824. M PARKER, ecreta MONEY, ON MORTGAGE ()R ANNITITY. FIVE THOITSANI) POUNDS and upwards, or any Part, in Sums not less than Two Hundred Pounds, will be advanced on Lire Interco" from blarriage Settlements, Trust Money in the Fuiwl., Wills. Jointures, and Rail F:states; also on Freehold, ('opyhoW, and Leasehold Properties, on lair, just, and liberal Terms. Apply personally, or by Letter (post-paid) to Mr. Lloyd, At looney at I.aw, No. 4, Adam-strort, Adolph'. Al KCHANICAL TOOL& LloLTni.vvict. mid I)ZYKRLICIN, 44, Chwring- Crow, late of (eetverr-street, MANPIP4DTVRI.:IIS of ENGINES, LATHES, 1111431 ll'Aband EDGE TOOLS, beg most respectfully to inform the Public, and such of their l'us touters who have not yet visited their prevent House, that they have added many Artirlea to their already extensive Stork in the general Tool Line ; alan Coder) , in all its branches, warranted equal in quality to their Edge Tools, at reduced prim, for rend,' move,. Merchants supplied as usual. DEALERS in FOREIGN 'VOOD and IVORY. Catalogues, with present Prices, may le liadiao application te Na. 61, Charing-Cross. No. el, Chearide, opposite Waea-stseet, Londoo. QMITICS CAMBRIAN ESSENCE, for giving the 1."3 true IV IiST PHA 1.1.1 N OT IV( )4 )D-S3I()K E flavour m all kinds of 31F..1T, whether llama, l'onguev, Bacon, Seel, or Fish, while it contributes essentially with the salt to the preserva tion of the article from decay I and as no heat is used in the pro cess, it is on this accennt much leas liable to become rusty, or to lose in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given by the ordinary method of autoking in a chimney or amoking.house. This useful article is now first advertised for pub lk sale, under the amine:two, from an experience and sale of seve ral years, that it will perfectly answer the above description. It may be had of many of the most eminent Oil and Indite wareliouNes, with Gull direction attached to each bottle, and is partt. culla', recommended to the notice of private families, as the bent and most economical proems yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the rmprietova, Edward Smith and Co., Chemists, he., 29. Inapt's/keit also by Atkinson, 302, I haord-streat ; I lay and Co., 95, I lrarechurch.street ; Homewood, 476, Strand ; 51`51111an, 59, asulenhall -atrect e g bbonr. 1 3 1, High Holborn; A. and I. Sterry, ltorough ; and Stairge and Son, Newington-Motto. In stuns bottles, 2s. each. LADIES WHO STUDY THEIR OWN INTERESTS ARE INVITED TO INSPECTTIIE 13IAIENSE VARIETIES ON SALE, Ay..I'NION-1101'5E,... No. 44; OXFORD-STREET. 'JUST OPENED. A Twenty-thousand pound STOCK of the newest and loom elegant Articles for the Autumn and Winter wear, con. muting of rare Fora, in Illuffa, relerines, Tippets, Flounces, &c.; Broad Silks, he. of every colour, in Angolm, Ora de Naples, Levantine*, he. ; superior Verona Silk and Opera Cloaks, frnn Yes. dd. ; Rath and Cheltenham ('hats, at mi. and upwards ; Cashmeres, Plaids, Verona Siriptii, Norwich Crapes and Bomba zines, at per yard ;an extensive variety of ready-made Dresses, with Bodies, &e. ills. each. Five thnuaand Shawls and Scarfs, all new patterns, recently pur chased at 33 per cent. under the market., with Family Mourning of every description, equally cheap. E. WHI(IIIT and CO., having purchased the Stock of Mr. Kenning, late of (htford•straet, at extraordinarily low privet, new offers for sale 10,91111 pair of Blankets, at ss. per pair; :410 Danta,k Table Cloths, 4-4ths., and l'olerain Irish Linens, a little moiled ; 200 pieces of stout Irish and German Sheeting. ; Quilts Counter panes, and every other article in Family Linen Dr;pery. Silk Slereery, Haberdashery, Hosiery. Lace. and Gloves, which they will sell fill rash. on lower terms than any house in the metropolis. E. Wright and Co., No. 41, Oxford-street, l'nion House, be tam Newman and Berner. streets. No creJit. No unpaid letter. answertsl. POSTPONEMEW OF SALE. PEARSE and GANN respcctfially acquaint the Public, that the SALE of the LEASE and EFFf:UTS of No. 410. GLOIWESTER-PbACIL FORTIIAN.SQUARE, advertised to take place on THURSDAY, tbeAb Instant, is unavoidably peetponeil to that Day week. 16, Vere-a . reet, Cavendish-square. N.B. Country Commissions particularly attended to. ( 1 11AIII.ES ‘VHIGIIT, Wray A 1 EPCIIANT to hie ‘.../ Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the King's Theatre, Opera Colonnstle, Haymarket, London, has minimum the whole of Burniester's tine 111211 PORTS, how in the Ihtt k, which, for fruit. flavour, and body, are matchless in the trade: in Pipes and llogvheada at 1001. per Pipe. The above %ill be tor. warded lima the flocks, and permitted from thence to the put. chaser. I 'Mt RIIiES IV It IGHT has In Stock sme fine Old Pert, 3fis. per dos.; auperim sherry, 314. per dor.; and Cape Madeira, Ilia. A good Hogshead, calculated for various purposes. will be parked with two thorn °leach of the shore-named warranted ge nuine Wines. bales, li c. per. included. and sent co receipt of 101. ; or hull the quantity. in Hamper. tOr I 'atcsarella, liiation, Mountain. leneti&, Buccllaa. and Ma tain Ids. per don.; OW Cognac Itrantly, fitatd, Zth. fie. ; Jamaica Hum, Co. tkl. per galkin.—lust landed, write tine fresh Florence (NI, drat quality, In caeca of 30 flasks. 40s. per case.— Now landing, 11w first quality of l'kuimpagne. front the William, London Ducks, 83s, per duiten—Postage mum be paid, enclosing remittances. and which will be immediately attended to. DECIDED BARGAINS, FOR REA DV MONEF. and H. II ART arc 9lti•ring IRISH LINENS, • TABLE CLOTHS. and SHEETINGB. of the most superior fabric and bleach at prices not to be equalled : they are selling rich wide lima dr Naples, 41. ad. ; French Silk Cloaks, the best, 31. 3s ; White Kid Gloves. Ithl.; Marseilles guilts, 12s. 3d., aide, 215.; en wide India Calico, 6d. per yard; Sicilian Satins, 3s. 6d.; an immense lot of Shawls at half price. A most exten sive variety of elegant Haberdashery; Figured Sills; Satins 2s. ls 4. per yard; bate Veils; stout Silk Hose, fie. 3d. • Gentle men's rich black ditto. tic ad. Their immense purcha ses being made for Immediate cash, gives them this striking advantage. 62, Holbormbill, facing Ely-place. A REAL DEESSINO TO MOTHERS. IT is pleasing to observe the immediate relief that is afforded to suffering infants by that blessing to Mothers. THE A31ER1(7.4N SDOTIIINO SYRUP, the efficacy of which is daily addiog to the great number of Children relieved from he extreme pains of Dentition. The following Vase Is that of the Child of Mr. Peam, No. I,' fluke's buuiktinfta, Itimtinghani, who. at the age of two yeast, was brought to such a state in cutting its back Teeth, that it was given over by two Physicians, they taking it for an inflammation on the chest t--Dn the arrival of Mrs. Johnson's books at the above place, a friend conveyed one to the mother of the child, thinking it might be its teeth ; on feeling the child's gums, they were observed to be very hard, and much swelled. 11 hen the father came home to diviner, he fetcted a bottle of the Syrup, which was applied to its gums. The next morning the Doctor was surprised at the unex pected change that had taken place, the chikl being so much better, and in a few days was quite well. To be had, wholesale and retail., of Johnson and Co. ?8. York plate, ei:y. road ; and, by their appointment, of all principal Me dicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9.1. per bottle. Tiox —Noncom genuine unless signed on the Stamp with Mr.. Johnson's own hund.wri.lng, as there arc several spurious • VERY SITPERIOR. WINES. QAMCEI, WOLLASTON, Wine-Merchant, No. 129, I. Regent-street. near Vigo-lane, ha % now on sale the following very superior W INES, which for Quality and Price are un. equalled in the Trade, for Cash only : Per Dozen. Fine high-flavoured Port - - .C 2 0 0 Very tine pale Slimy - 2 0 0 Fine Madeira - - - - 2 0 0 V idonla . . . 2 0 0 Tenerilfe 2 Lisbon and Mountain - 0 Cape Madeira (the thirst imported), IL per dozen, by taking three tjaten, or 11. Is. a single down. Old crusted Port, three and live years In bottle, 4tla. to 54a. per dozen. Two hundred dozen curious Old Port in Pints, Ms. per dom. C II EA P I N ES. Old Port (light body), Va. per dozen. • IMMO Sherry, Ms. per dozen. Tenerife, Ai. per dozen, /Le. &c. Jun landed, fine sparkling Chatupaigne, In high mantling ewe dition, warranted lint quality. 41. 4*. per dozen. Country Orders strictly encoded to. Postage meet be paid. NINE THOUSAND POUNDS STOCK OF RICH SILKS AT COMMERCE-HOUSE, 41, 0X Fr MiD-STREET. . 1A imsEnT and SON, haring purchased the under mentioned HOODS, for Cash, they 'are determined u offer then, to the l'uhlic at such unpreeeduntedly low Prices, as will be found, nn inspection, the cheapest in London t—i-thlis black and coloured Sareenets, at 2*. per yard ; rich figured 3*. ltd. per yard rich Oros de Naples, 2 s. 1 ld. per yard ; stout Levantine*, 3s. kl X2l. yar I ; plain and fi gured Poplins, Sid. per yard rich Sas 22. worth 4L N : per ; yard-yule Norwich thwpes, 114 d. per L ard Benthaiati o ltU4 e Ley. and ; deb whits Satins, for La dles MOM, la. lA. y As extensive St of LrNW. F.Rx, consisting of 29 boxes of 7-Atha and yard-wide Irkb Unen and Scotch Holland*, Bid. per yard ; fine, 11 id. • sta Is, worth 21. od. • 10 boxes of Diaper and Damarl Tabl pes, ' e linos • Damask Napkins. Ca, I Id. per dozen ; dinner N a pkin, 24a. W. yard-and-half square Damask Cloths, la. 44.1..; I 3:lart ditto. ditto, 2s. W.; 2 yards, ditto, 3s. ki. ; 24 ditto, dkto, iv. 3.1. ; rich double ditto, ditto, k. 31. ; 3 yards ditto, ditto, 13s. 9vl. ; and every other site, I equally cheep ;•several bales of Rennie , Irfeh, and :•tentett Sheet- ings ; real Russia, full width, requirkg no , easn, ‘..W. Id. per yard ; servants' sheeting, Set. per yawl; 11 wide Irish ditto, Is. 3iri. per' yard ; Iluckaback and 1 paper, Sid. per yard ; Piece* of 140 Clean , . 23 yards, Ills. ; Real India ditto, undressed, 1 3 e. lid. worth 17s. ; with every other description .d . l.inen for Family use. Also, • large and choice Collection MS lit SP LS and SCARFS, being purchased under peculiar adventure's, which will be sold for less than one-half their value. Cambric Muslin. 12 yards each,' 7s. per came ; tine Jacconets, 12 yawls, lts. 3d., with an elegant selection of Moravian Dresses, trim he. &I each. LACE, If &e. on the best term', end „,abatement, at LIM BERT and SON'S. Con:• mercellouse, 111 , Oxforil-stre,d; flows Mike from Wells-street. LONDON REPONITORV for Is CABFIVET-AIAKERS' SOOINTV, for every Deveriptim df PAIHNET FURNI- VIRE, FEATIINH-DM/ and MATTDEAS :11ANUFAC TORY, No. 71, Corner of I.LADENIIALIeSTREET. London, opporite .tldgate Pump. Ready ]luny oily. flocicty of Cabinet-Makers rcsrectrull inform 1 the Public that they still continue the above Este , fiw the Acne& of industrious usechanies who have I 11.0ffiles, by ofliwing them manufactured articles in the Cabinet *Witte hest workmanship, and cheaper then any house can do in by 25 per rent., there being no other peitit required on the floods bm the lime house expensev ; at the same time will be sufficiently satisfied with having constant employment for thcoutolves and ....... This Society way. evfablivhed in June, 1818, consisting of 20 mechanics, adding the her of their wire.: and families, amount ing to lei: in June, 11119, live inane were sulewit to the '.l;ciety ; in June, 820, ten; and in 110114 eight. The total number now receiving support through the Mains of this Establishment Is 191. The !4(l(iCty 0111 their families beg leave to return their einceee thanks to those Lailiu. and (lentlimen who have hitherto honoured them with their orders anti recommendations, and shall always feel happy in their endeavour% to give future satisfaction ; at the same time solicit a continuance of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The following articles are imartod as a specimen of the very low prim, all warranted-ready money icily. Full sire mahogany four_post bedstead, lath bottom 31. full size tent bedstawl Il de.; bordered hair mattress to tit 11. IP. mahogany dr:twee, solid =IL* 3/. 3.i. ; feather bed 21. lie.; ditto, free from dust and lawn, full eles3t. six japannod chairs of any tleyeription in oil 1/. be. t hest djuo wash-hand :dandy /165.; ditto till...sing-table, Ida.; h b otga. ; three feet ais inches chest of drawers 41. lit. t date fess .mseragany Pen:. broke table W. Ilk.; three ; feet ditto en Pillars and dews 31,15 a.; mahogany dressintf.dibie IL ; ditto letlett, best IL 4s. ; ditto bedstero IL Ils.; ditto diem IL IN.; ditto ditto 21. 2s. ; ditto hot glass, two tin:wore. boat Ittitizh plate ; ditto ditto 1/. fis.; ditto ditto I/. lila.; ditto swing Was., large size commode 35.; ditto ditto 3z. ; ditto ditto Ile.; ditto ditto Ito. ; sea bed end piUerw r.s. fal.; dittoditto low ; ditto ditto 71. ; tray stand 7a. ; long nuthugony tray 14e.; jurannvil book shelf 71.; tee caddy 10s. ; Port able desk 21s. ; deals covers in number la. ; music chain, any pattern Ilw lid.; rip lit mahogany eludes, coveted with bone hair, bras', nailed 61. tin. ; tight ditto ditto 81. 155.; eight ditto ditto 7/. 75.; eight Tratlilgar ditto 01. thi.; mahogany sofa to match 7/. Ills.; ditto couch 71. Ina. ; ditto ditto 81. Iles. ; ditto, with bedstead, 71. 10s.; *et of mahogany curd and sofa tables, on tamed legs, banded in ruse-wood N. 13a ; set of mahogany tables, two crnl and sofa on pillars and claws 121. ; ditto, the bust that can be made to tinier or pattern, ird. ; handome 7 feet 6 pedestal sideboard, with carved back, 17/. t ditto 7 fret 16/.; ditto 6 feet 6 IX: set of dining tables, of the lamp • tern, 4 feet by 111 feet 6. 111. ; ditto, 4 feet 2 by I I feet it, 15/. ; ditto 4 ket II by 12 feet 6, IR/. 16,-; if Spanish, an stlvatice of 3/. lea.; ether pailhiase IL Is.; tent bedstead and furniture 3!. 15s. ; bamboo. bcdottad and French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, NI. 10a. ; live-feet mahogany fur-poat bedstead and furniture, with French draperies lined all through. compkse 13/. 10s. ; tise.ftwt ditto ditto 1111. 10a.; ditto ditto, with cornice, of a superior make, 181.10 s. ; ditto ditto, with gold cornice, elegant drapery, 20/. ; drawieg-raotn curtains, .4 the best morine and chintz, fitted for wind ;« 81. tia.: ditto ditto 71. 7a.; ditto, of a su perior and elegant st ti of work 101. Oa.; drawing-room rose wood; drawing-room Trafalgar chairs; ditto, inlaid with bold, 201.; table, 2 corm, and sofa 1111. ; ditto 11. Is. ; drawing_ room sofa 61.111.; ditto 71.7 a ; ditto Kt. Os.; horse-hair cushions, each fn. 6d. ; covered ditto THl'liNka.L., Agent. covxrßy nrALrits SIIPPLIED. ........ Goods parked free or ea - pease, except die materials, and sent to all pans of Grest Britain, and to the East and West Indies.— Captains fitted out, mild .Merthants supplied with Cabinet Goods for Exportation. •. Apartments Iturnished at a few hours' notice, and Houses in two or lour days. CURTIS ON DEAFNESS, are. The Third Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, price 79. Pal. hoards, TREATISE on the PHYSIOLOGY and DIS /IL EASES of the EAR; with new Modes of Treatment, ac companied with a Plate of improved Acoustic Instruments, for assisting hearing. By J. 11. CURTIS, Esq. A urist to the King. Printed for T. and O. Underwood, .12, Fleet-street. Of whom msy be had, by the same Author, CASES illustrutive of the TREATMENT of DISEASF.S of the EAR, both Local and Constitutional; with practical Remarks relative to the Deaf and Dumb. " The profession, we conceive, are indebted to Mr. Curtis, for the persevering spirit with which he cultivates the study of those disease. affecting the organ of hearing, which fmm their oh.curity and intricacy can only be properly treated by a person entirely de voted to the subject."—Lontlon Medical and Physical Jottnal. " The cases detailed by Mr. Curtis are fifty-eight in number, and the treatment appears to be judicious, simple, and successful"— aledien-Chirurreal Review. THE LONDON OENIYINE ROASTED CORN COM PAM'. VINES'S WHARF, BELVIDERE-ROAD, LAMBETH, Near Waterloo Bridge, London. THE ROASTED CORN, superior to Coffee, is that which is made and sold by the Company, D. and J. VINES and T. WALKER, which is not only considered to sur pass every *thereon now in use, but is also reekonevi by the first Phy sicians to be more wholesome than either Tea or Coffee; and since the Company have brought this Article to so very great perfection, by their own peculiar and very superior mode of preparation, that the best judges can scarcely distinguish the difference between the flavour thereof and that of the fiaest Coffee, prejudice is wearing off, and their Roasted Corn has at length found its way to the break fast table of the most respectable climes of society, who now use It is preference to Tea or Collie. on account of its very excellent qua lity, in which health and economy are combined. Sold at the Manufactory, as above, in Packages of Pounds, Halves, &e. Every Package has the wank " The London Genuine Routed Can Company' printed thereon, end the Company's signature, without which none is genuine. 6 .* Country Orders attended to. 1•44 A very Alknrance to Agents. Shops, de. 1M PORTA NT 111 ritoyEMENT 1 SUPERIOR WATER-PROOF EgAVER HAJE., ESTA 'HAWED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. UGH FRANKS a d CO.. 70 Chi ar zide, corneyof mitosish as 14,44 4Pro biktion and patronage of the Public. Its peculiar ,quo....dts free it from the effkts incident to change of irsarberk or climate, the colour a most beautifill yet permanent jet black. This important point has never been before attained. The shapes to which U. F. and Co. hare for a long period given their particular atuastioN mol spared no evpcnse, are of the most elegant and faaltionabb kind • 21s. to Wm. The result of many years' experience, the extessire adoption and the many flattering testimonials of the most respectable Gentlemen in the kingdom, warrant the Patentees' declaring, that for durability, beautiful eppearance, comfort iu wear, and economy, their Hats stand unrivalled. H. F. and en. have fully succeeded in rendering the LATELY INVENTED SILK HA I'S more elastic, light and pleasant to the Head. They are free from an y . disagreeable smell, and will not in the slightest degree spot with rain. The colour, though of supe rior brilliancy, is unchangeable in any climate. Price 16s. and Itht. An elegant Assortment of Ladies' Heaver and Slik Plush Bonnets. TO TIIE YEOMANRY AND VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. This day is published, in imperial folio, price 21. 2s. in boards, l'art the Pinot of ILLUSTRATIONS of the FIELD MOVEMENTS of CAVALRY, in a Series of Copper-plate Engravings; intended for the use of Yeomanry and Volunteer Ca/y*1714.0M also of Noblemen and Gentlemen who contemplate simile jigs this Force, or, from wltever other motive, may wish so %guile a Wow. lodge of Cavalry Tactica. By CaEOHN BAMFORD, Adjutant is Volunteers; funned, Adjutant lo the Light Dragoons. Printed for the Author, by W. Nicol, Cleveland-row, St. J111111(11 . 91; and sold by G. and W. Nicol, Pall-mall; Egerton, Whitehall; Cadell, Strand; Kingsbury, Parniry, and Allen, Leadenhall-street; and Blackwood, Edinburgh. IRJAf LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. from g,ty, Feb. 17. MEMBER RETERtik:II TO StilrE 11111113 PRESICIIT PARLIAMENT. ,ie John Singleton Copley, liot. his ( 4 -J T ta ti b RemoFh of Ashburton:- 31*st3 s Attorney-General. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Vince, Lucas.inreet, Commercial-road, denier. BANKRUPTS. E. Nikkei, Norwich, merchant, to surrender, March 1,3, and 36, at roar. at the rwole Inn, Norwich. Solicitor., Meows. Pook and Ureadield, riray's inn-square; and 31aiars. l'arkinson and Star, Norwich. W. Cannon, Molyosux-atrect, Pormanairare, gmeer, Feb.2l, V, a n d March 90, at one, at the Itankto l'ourt. Solicitor, Mr. Ilutchinson, Crown-corm Threadncetlle-street.. and Howard, flaughttin, Lancashire, hat manufacturers, March 1,2, and 30, at ten, at the Star Inn. Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Willis, NVnoon, Bower, and Willis, Tokenhourt-yaml ; and Mr. R. H. Wilson, Slanchester. T. Leak, Helprinwhant, Lincolnshire, victualler, March 9, at five, 10, at ten, and 30, at eleven, m the Rein Deer Inn, Unrolls. Solicitors, Mr. Forbes, Bleaford, Lincolnshire; and 3lr. Lambert, Bray's Inn. J. OVUM, 14101111e.gtfte. Knightsbridge, merchant. Feb. 24, and March 2. and 30, at one, at the Bankrupts' l'ourt. Solicitor, Mr. H. H. Turner, Percy-street, Bedford-square. S. Lamb, etteapside, hatter, Feb. 24, 211, and March 30, at ten, at the Bankrupts l'ourr. Solicitors, Messrs. Fisher and Btldlolr, ThilieS Inn, Holborn. . _ W. Crowdur, Sans-buildings, Islington, apethenary, Feh. 21, 2a, and .larch 31t, at twelve, Pt the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Stevens cad Wood, Little tit. Thomas Apostle. J. Cooke, Frome Seiwood, Somersetshire, clothier, March 4,3, and 311. at eleyea s at the 'Whrit Sheaves Inn. Solicitor., J. Hartley, NetelWidge.stretl, Blackfriars and Mr. H. North-place, Frame Selwood, Somersetshire. IHVIDENDS. Bleach 9. R. Hyo, Peckham, Surrey, wheelwright, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 20. J. (Talk, Blackfriars•rcrad, coach-maker, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. March I 1../. Barton, Frerkenhani, Sid Silk, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. LiMinuets. March 9. T. Watsmi, Lngsight, 3lanchester, dealer, at nine, at the Star Inn, I hmusgate, Manchester. March 10. K. Chittenden, Ash:soni, Kent, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. March 11. J. Goodehild. stn. LOW Tallinn, Iltarhans, J. Jackson and W. Jackson, Dowatc-wharf, J. (loodchild, jun. High Pal. lion, Durham, .1. Jacbi&i. Eppleton, Durham, and T. Jones, sen. Oreencroft, Durham, bankers, at eleren, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Weartroutp. March 11. W. Trudgett, Bury St. Eilmntids, Suffolk, miller, at eleven, at the Angel 1:10, Bury St. Kdrnunds. VERTIFICATES.—MAncti 9. .1. liornuttoo, tit. Martin, lierrford, cqp.Emerehant.—R. R. Roach. 'flattop's Waltham. Sunthamptnn,litanner.—J. Dories, Herelord, victualh•r.—T. Ellaby, Emberton, Bucas, lace•nter chant.-0. Perna, jun. Stockport. Chester, grocer. P.IRTNERSIII PS //ISS(/I.VED. W. Brand, Altringbant, Chester, and J. Spencer, Raiford, Tan. caster, manufacturcra—lt. Plummer and T. 31tumey, Norwich, ironmongers. —J. 11. Cook and B. W. Martyn, Marteek, Some?. set, surgcons.—J. town and (3. Lynam, Stoke-upon-Trent. Staf ford. millers.—J. t'osens and Omens, If unston, near l'hichester, farmers.—J. Salter and W. !Iloore, Stafford-place, Pimlico. tea desicrs.--J. Goren and T. hortl. I. Dighton and J. Sayre, Stroud, tiloticestershire, clothiers.—.l. Toner and K. %Chile. 3lelkshatn, stone-blue-manufacturcrs.—,l. 1,. l'fcil and J. Feldwick, Broad-street, Bloomsbury. and Greek-street, Soho, ironmongers-- 11. Downs and J. Gallant . , Ilriglithelmston, Sussex, enal-rnerchanta. D. Plummer and J. Plummer, Topeliiro, 'York, groren.--J. W. Mil and J. N. Shelley. Epsom, Snrrey, sitr e cons.—T. l'earson and H. Ball. Ikrhy, confectioners.—.l. Harris and J. Bissell, Dales Owen, Salop, maltsters.—J. F. Kilby and J. Kilby, York, brewers. or Ty- 0,71, . Price 7d. HORRIBLE ATTEMPT TO MURDER. [Prom ohs etionnel AarefObrr.l It is ow painful duty to slaw, thus one of the meat deaworefel Wowed that ever &raced this esiosty; wee perpetrated between the midnight of Monday, and ono o'clock yesterday morning, st Ilernerton, two miles from this MAN in • savage and murderous at tack on the boa* and person of am of the maw leveled and respeeht table gentleman that ever atinened For some weeks past, the worthy gentlestae alluded to, Michael Hanterton, Esq. who woo needy four-scote years of fp, boo bees in &declining state, and mo s tly confined to his bed ; and bed Ito been left 'unmolested but a sheet time low:, the ordinary aloft of nature would hide terminated his heocetrible apt ms rictus life. But to penned with the facts of this horrid traninctio :—At diet time and place abotementioned, alc armed Milano almost knees: taneously forced their way in at th e back window, Mt the ground floor, of the trumilion at Hatweetoo, by Inane of a ploogit-iresi i , with whith it is supposed they beat in the seek in a few nownents. Having thus, made a lodgment In the boner, two of them mem placed Off the butler, whale Mid-chamber was within tinselled., of the winddir where they bad entered, while the other fon OuN ereded op stairs towards the hall, from which an anti-chembry leads to the bed-ehember when Mr. Hametten_lay. The ne having acquainted lir. liamerton that yobbos bed feeble seise was in body, though pest in mat, amoo bes and passing through his own room sod the gliikkeisissa, with ass of pistols In his lumds, met the egewed Midas ssee sides o r door nutria into tusk and ow or botli Odle pis tols at thinly , tit what .Mhs-w we itainialt oi S s = the Use wed red with bleed, from whom It resditilie to say. Tbs, then knocked him down, and toot hie Payt of this alums: le nation was Nen by two faunae earvalslo k wlt te rsitar a tp a rt i. • their beloved master, list who dared rosier as Thames. Butler, his fessanan, whir brid t a t il asuheaset, who, in the conflict in the hall, received • widish astored slider the hip, and which has not been since ex tbei tedWallli Mit are entertained of his recovery. Buter, threw hiniself out of a winclaw,and alarmed, by !midst at doors, the inhabitants of two bodies adjoining s but, is taus time, the murdering fiends had dragged his. revered lima dew stain from the hall to the ground-floor, where they humid he skull with the plough-iron; and where he was found anee dos, went away, lying bathed in his gore, acmes his butler's room doer, end has never since uttered c word, though he remained etlfroltre yesterday evening, after rune fragments of the skull had bus etas moved by aurgiel operation& On their moomg the footman, who had made his way eras slier being wounded, or their hearing him alarming the adriser. hood, they got afraid, and one of them was he t i erg int '• Nelson," which is suppoted to have b e en their sivof Ass , gee; and thereupon ,they all made of, through ens of is Ilmst windows, taking with them, however, Mr. lismosses plods, a blunderbuss, and a musket. The infernal monsters who committed this horrid violation, Lift after them the murderous plough-iron, marked with Mood, a hay rope, and a lock of a gun, which seems to h av e burst in the hall g with which, we heretofore forgot tomentiow, a large hulls( mid isism small shot had been fired t hrough one of the tode-doora, sod as. other shot.hole appeared in the watrisoat of one of the fine laud So lastm which decorated the hall. Each of the villains MOO disguised by having his face and wearing a blue great coat wound round with roper of by object of the attack cannot be known, but perhaps any be lefessit from the sting taken. If money was the aim, they *se emisstsd in that respect by the alarm given by poor Butler, whom *SW conduct deprived them of the leisure necessary for suck an meta prise. With vegan) to any ptmonal resentment, no MAD Ihrifi bad any complaint against Mr. Hamerton, who is • pesdasis of princely fortune, whose life had been marked by acts of Modems es all, and whose name was foremast on the lists of every losimmehmt wociation. Mr. Singleton, the Chief Constable of Felice staked at Chad mel, haring been made acqua inted with the catastrdplte , SIM alba the alarm bad been given Buda, hurried off to Hinman wide his mounted police, where he arrived at two o'clock ; and Jumbo ' sent orders to the detachments at Donegal and Lisrenagb ' to area a strict search in their vicinities in various directions, proceeded himself towards Chancellorstown and (liant's-mv_ and took Into custody three men, one of whom, an old man hoot Kerry ' was yea. terday enlarged, after examination by the E a rl of Desiongllmeweand other magistrates then sitting at Hamerton ; the other two have been committed to gaol en the infertruitions of Mr. !Regimen, touching the circumstances of their apprehension. On arming at Chansellorstown Mr. Singleton perceived a lad. der placed at the upper window of house there, and on examining it, found marks of fresh fat clay on the rungs; on going Weide (after removing the ladder to rrerent escape), found the like en the window stool, and marks of footsteps taws a bed, also exhibiting fresh clay, Here ape of abeam@ feand *MAW Wei l : manalm weed them was tette into tweedy ekes, - there was four ones in the tame room. A few snail Apt. of Hood ware ibisseem the mare .0% waistcoat, ad torelmr OMB jacket exhibited still him marks of the same kind. He at first denied it wee blood, but afterwards amounted for it by saying he gut it in a fight on Saturday. The shoes of the other her men were dry. At thant'icrave Mr. Singleton took the second man, who is still in custody. le was found In bed, but his shoes were wet, and by his bed was found a hay-rope, of • like length . and timidity with a hsy.mpe left behind at Hemerton by the aesastna. The only °b arn-anon made further was, that both these men bed blue riding. casts, as had all and each of the 'Manaus assassins who had gone upon this most diabolical purpose. a As Sllllll as the appalling intelligence had reached Clonmek the most Indignant feeling of horror pervaded all rinks; every person expressed his abhorrence at the injury offered to the beet of men, and the small security which real virtue mail goodness amid coat amend the best of characters. Great numbers of all eases throng ed out to the scene of disaster. The Earl of Doeoughtnore, the Right Hon. W. Bagwell, the Rev. W. Stephenson, Captain John Bagwell, W. 11. Bradshaw, EN. Doctor Constable, and Richard Chadwick, Esq. Magistrates, hastened to the spot, and remained there a great part of the day, examining witnesses, and investigat- Info tbe ease; and before adjournment, they cotomenced a subscrip tion. offering rewards for the nyprehension and convictka of the eanilers. As soon as this shall have been generally the subscriptines for prosecution will be increased bey:an= precedent, the crime being of the deepest die, and of the meet alnnning diseription. In earlier life Mr. Heaverton wan in the army, and served in the Snit American war as Aide-de-Camp tinder General Giant: He was brothel-in-law of amend Sir W. 31eadows; resided 43 yam rat Ham-nun, the mansion of his aneistors, in the retirement of do mestic life, and heretofore guarded by the affections of his neigh. beers, which he never ceased to merit. It is remarkable, that on Monday five years he lost his son and heir, Robert Tisdale Ha mmon, Esq. who died of a decline, and his beloved Damon fol lowed her son to the grave in ab. two years after. Major Wm. Meadows flarnernen, who is in a delicate state of boiM hoax wounds ',Meta in the late war, and Mrs. Eagle t Lady et the Bev. gdmird Eagle, are the only surviving issue of this owe mem happy and most respectable couple. finiedlin Rini . in w.—Nine o'ClodL—lt is strange that, up to this boar, no account of Mr. liamertoe's condition has been yet received this mottling for this we have awaited with a fervent de. sire to satisfy the public anxiety. Timm Ent r iox.—l'e to this hew (half-past ten o'clock) no change has taken place in Mr. Ilasnerton's deplorable situation. Ile remains as he was yesterday. Letters received in town Reis morning fronr, Cleaed, dated late on %Veda/twiny ni, 4 lst (lid) inst.), state that Mr. H MIMS was still alive, bat that no hopes whatever were env:raided of his re overy. The Pence, although using every exertion, have ace 1. et been ab le to detect the perpettatom of this bloody deed. so faithfully are they protected by their telkiws.—De/ilin Farming Natl. In die livable Pre', of Monday we gave a brief account of the murderous attack on Mr. Hsu:erten, and erroneously stated, on tie authority of a Dublin paper, that the anfactunate gentleman was killed on the spot.) Hazard and Co. respectfully remin d the Public that the battery begins To-morrow, when the two ant Prise will be entitled to 25,00101. each . • the Scheme tentainin/ seven Prises of 20,01i0L„, and every Blank drawn the tint day will have a second chance, or the holder may receive lOL befbre the 10th of Mona. Bayard and Cub's Old Established and Fortunate Offiate, Royal Exchange-gate; l'ornhihl, and 314, Oxford -street; and of Regent-street; where Cepital Frit:shave been sold, amounting to went millions. The critical day. nay, the critical lour, is fast approach.. Mg, tor within five minutes after the drawing commerical To. nonnow, Two out of the Seven Prizes of 20,00111. will be decid. ed: this at all ti!:-.cr would have been an interesting erznt, but is now become doubly so bra the certainty of Lotteries being discon tinued by hivcminent. Mr. rkt sw t outs hos certainly coition! sound judgment in taking this last Contract, for it was to be ex pected that ter people would like to have to reproach themselves with having omitted to embark some trifling sum for advantages so great, now that the opportunity of doing so is kterally expiring this accounts for the present extraordinary demand for 'rickets and Sharps. - Richardson anti Co. beg leave to remind tht'ir fortunate Friendsand the Public in genera that Tickets and Shares for do Grand State Lottery, which begins drawing Tesmeerow, aru on Sale as their fortunate Otli.c. till, Charing.cross, when two of the Seven Prises IK:V.U1101. will be drawn in the first five minutes, besides other Capitals that may be ilmwn on that day. Richardson and Co. hope to dktribute sonic of the above as in the last Lottery, when No. 18,708, a Prise of 20.11M11., in Sixteen Sixteenths, and No. 11,147, a Prize of 1.15101. ware all soki to the public' ! tt is a well-known fart, that the hair is one of the greatest and most essential ornament' , that adorns th e h u man form, and, though this depends very much on the natural temperament of the hotly, yet it may rertninly he improved by the assistance of art. Daily experience has proved that Foe's Vegetable Cream wilt contrilmte more to its beauty, nourishment, and preservation. than any other article now in use. Sold in bottles, Ss. and 7s. each, at his house. 4511. Strand. nwpot.ite Villien-street, where the greatest attention is paid to the caning of tidies' and gentlemen's r? 1 1 '