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!NSW., t , w ; 4- - • Pr,q _ :-7' - ..,,, l , - 4 4, "• . ' . iff , ,* % 2, , • . . • . . t• t 'Zit , -:, .•:. - C (CI c" , . . ~." 1. , / • k 1 1PV s“.:*/ 1 11,1 7 IP it; ruttob 10. ,_,45E9i5,• •!/;1 t qt , .. - fir, ft- . . . -....,.., SATURDAY, MAY 6, isle. WU MA as 41272. FOR THE sotanT OF MR. YOUNG. ICLfy THEATSIS,I4:OIfAL, COVENT-GA RDEN. N FRWAY; the 18* o f Mays 161(4 will be 0 804, • Moray, rolled OIHELLO. 111 E NlOOll OF VENWE. Doke of Venice, Mr. Wad/1y ; aliatitio, Mr. Murray ; c,,,ii s so, Mr. Daven port; Lialoviro, by Mr. Creacri II ; toot..no, by Mr. Claremont ; Othello, Mr. Youog ; MI C. KClllbie 1 Ingo, Mr. Coolie; Roderigo, Mr. Finley. D , ..ktootia, Miss Nkomo ; Emilia, Mrs. St. Leger. lo the course of Oa, eveuiug, a variety of Soup, by Mr. I n , ',Jon, ):r. Taylor, Mr. Menden, &e. ; with a F.rce, and .011.1 Entertainments, as will be expressed ill future ad t, a I: 5 Tat ',Mt. to lie haepf Mr. Yoaag, 40, King-street, Covent. proot c a d of Mr. Branano; at the Box Other, Primes t, %Imre pl.ccs may be taken. EAST INSIA House, MAT t. rilliE COURT of ui ttEc To its of the ursruLD COMPANY of MH:RCHANTS of ENG- I N t,"4,04 to the EAST 1N DI ES, do. hereby give *Owe, TRANSPORT-OFFICE, APRIL *4, ISIS. THE COM N 1 [SSP )N EltS . I;rr evariartakg fl s Majesty's Transport Serrite,far taking Care of NichtfOli iglawletiNedmen, and ,for Me (hue and Cuirody tf Peiseners o/ War, do hereby Rite Notice, TAat they , will be ready, at thu Office, 011 THURSDAY, the lid, or May, Inv, to re ceive ratoted Teaders, and freed with such PCIMONS a , may Ise Wt. bia to contract for sapplyia: the under-mentioned eirticies, for Hoare months certain, viz. COALS, at Normatt.Crose. • LAMP OIL, at Chatham anti Norman-Cross. RED PORT and MOUNTAIN WINE, at Paington, Yarmouth, Deal, IVoola kb, Falmouth, Normaa.Cruss, aud Stapleton. - BROOMS, at noon and Purebeater Castle. MTH AW, at Stapleton No Tender ad/ be removed after One a'Clack no the Dati of Treaty, Nor any twitted, antra. the Pasty, or an Autot for him, personally aural. Each *feeder mast be acconspanied by a Let. ter Awn (Ito regyeettetit Pena..., satyricj to twetorte hound with the lorreot tenderly, in the Sao of L.atio ,for the tide perfitras. ante of the Contract. PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. This day ire published, in Foslin, price ii. I Is. ed. KETCHES in NORTH WALEi ; (Atheist* lug of Six Plates coloured to Oroemble Drowisgot actost palsied with Lettcr•prtss Illustrations, descriptiee of Local Scenery, Custom:, and Occupation' of the iihabitaats uftLe Principality, drawn And engraved by J. W.HARDING. That, in rinecipience of several representations which have been made to tlic Court, of the great inconvenience resulting to iudividuals, from the sudden aril unexpected discharge of the Itecisatr Debt in India, which has uccagioneil the re mittance to this s annul of capital invested to Compauy's obligahotas, which it was not the wish or iateation of the several Proprietors to hues transferred to this coastal, sad that, also, with a view of accommodating peesoos, whose capital lanbeeu remitted in couseipieuce of the tertninotius of the Di Loans, and who may be desires* of re-iii vesting their pro;ierty is India, the Court have resolved to allow all anew PlOlll ittui• of 11.11 a, now under acceptaace, and drawn for the paysiseut of the Kimmel of several Waits of the East India Company'. Gun*, mueuts is India, the option of rein/aim: the said Bills, to be re-invested at the Presirkney at which the Bulls were &au us. 11 11 RAMSAY. SW • Such Persons as wish to avail Themselves of the Court's resolntion will, MI application at 11w Aceolintant-CienessPs Oilier, beliefot t ~,, fatty, of llir particulars respecting the metrsod of transferring their, property to the Lima in London :—Printed fur 1. Harding, J 6, St. James's-street, and Ackermann, lie the Strand. Where may be had •• be CAMBRIAN DIRECTORY or, Cursory Sketches of It and South Wales ' with I Chart, cornprthendiii,, ,, at II the Advisable Rontes, Best luso, Distances, and Objec .dust worthy of attention. Seidl' FAlition, in a pocket , price so. r~lgrralf-R0 1 . AL, CoVENT.GAR DEN, MA Y Itil O. • Ft: II BEN EFIT boring. ,!weeded, retv i k ,t, nay thing before krown in the Theatre, the conuatttee lune the grateful task of returning the Public i .oet aurne thatiks for the interest tounit,sted iu behalf of itheir veteran fret Itreu. I To bis Hopi Highness the Prince of Wale% and the 4 AligUst Peelings:2 , es who art the benign ixample stritserip ition, i.O wards are sditittAtc to eouvey their high sense of lute r the No.tility, sail other kind Patrons of the Drams. teb.er donetiuits have eo elkrtually contributed To so.alte thrir cares who oft` have softeted yours," the Stage must evrf be indebted. J. IIfAtACEI'T, Treasurer, and one of the Trustees, LIVERY MEETING, GUILDHALL. A very numerous meeting of the Livery to .k place, yesterday. 'According to Requisition, fin the purpose of taking into consideration the Warming assumption of power by the Hoar of Coniumcs, of arresting and iinpriso ll itt g the people of England. for offences cognizable an the usual Courts of Law." The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &e. having mode their appearauce at one o'clock, went smativasti - itt manuer which gee, each of them to noderesand the .• sentiments of the Meeting upon his conduct...-. . Those of whom they approved were.. appiattsled • • ' loudly; those whom they disapproved were hooted • • still wore loudly. • 'l The Lunn MAYOII came forward amid loud ac clamations, and read the Requisition ; after which he expressed a hope that all %ho were inclined to . offer their sentiments upon the subject, whether • - favourable to the purpose of the Meeting or net, . • would he allowed a fair, candid, and impart ial hearing.—(Applaores.) Mr. FAVEL then came forward, bnt, from our situation in the crowd, we could not hear him very distiuctly. He said, that the occasion upon which they were assembled was very Navin. and s they might depend upon it, that if they were not in earnest in the business, their enemies were.-- When he had last the honour of addressing them. lie had said. that the country was exposed to danger from the misconduct of those who governed it. but he little expected that the danger was so near, as it had turned out. He knew that it was a maxim with 'woe, that the people had little to rto aith the laws, hut to ohey them, end little to do with the taxes, but to pay them, (a laugh); bat the question now was, not vihether they world submit to the law. but whether they would snhmit tn_it signals' heltindl the law ? Applanses and tries uf, "we serer we never will.") la the arduous struggle in which they were now engaged, he would recommend to them inorteratiois; not the moderation *huh the iilacemen and pensioners would recommend to them, but thst which the Constitution pointed out, and which their own good senile would acquiesce in. As for some of the incalcalors of Illo.itirMilliG e they had given but • bad example of it. Where, he Fotheromartirolart may be kaolin 4 1 1P.Nigor at this ( Ws'. as to the drat* of Me said Cosaa;amioarro, at Oar lespectire Lb r. ----- _ EAST INDIA aousE, MAT ft, 'go. THE Co ItT - of I) 11' E( TORS of chic UNITED COMPAiNY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to At EAST IN DI Eh, do hobby give Notice, That, for the purpose of providing, w the most effectual simmer, fur the lICCUrily anti COOVellital C of the Owners of Bonds or Promissory Notes, of the Governeseuts of the East India Company, in India, who may be absent from the Presidency at which they are Creditors, the Court of Dirt Ct.' OM have sent ei•tlers to the Governor-Getters) in Council at Fort-William, which will be catcalled to Furt St. George and Bombay, to receive iato deposit, under the responsibility of the Company, any of the Builds, or Prontimury Notes, of those Goveraments, which the Owners, or their Attorneys, may be &shuns of placing in deposit; and that, in all Mies where there may be au option given iu the Heald or Promissory Note deposited, of rreciriog the Interest in Cash, in India, or by Hills nu the Court of Directors (the Pills, SA in former Loans, to lie tmusenitted to England, by the Officers of the Company, if the Holder cusses) the Owner may have the power, on eiviox miclo notice an may ho required by the regulations which will be published by the Governments abroad, to change Ilse upti 0000 as often MI he may please, without taking the Bond or Pruntitoury Note, out of demist ; and, in the crest of the obliquitous, so depo eked, being ailerrtired tee peyote at, the Of fi cers of the Com pime will be further authorised to reinvest the mese, spun the terms of she latest Luau that has been raised, wad to retain the new Obligations, also, to deposit, subject to direc tions of the Proprietors. The Regoboluras ender which the deposit. are to be made, will lie published as soon as prepared, by the Govern ment iu Indu. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. GUILDHALL, LONDON, MAY I: rain. RAI' FRS. THE CI3MMISSIONEItS of SEWERS or the CITY of LONDON, and LIBERTIF.S thereof, give Notice, That they will meet lot the Council (Another of the Guildhall, on TUESDAY, the s•sd instant, at Five o'Clock in the anernoon, to receive proposals torch musing the following classes eir districts, for Twelve Calendar Mouths, from Midsuinnier.day next, via. Class I. The Wards of Bridge, Candlewick, Dowgate, and London-bridge. 4. Cordwainer, fireackstreet, Viistry, and Qneenhithe. 3. BaIIIAIRW, Cheap, COICIIMPU-street, (caerpt Link Moor fields,) and Howey.lane Market 4 Farringdon Without, North•aide, (except Smithfield Market, Giltspor-street, St. John's , Duke-street, sod Long.lane,l with part of Fled market. a. Farringdon Without, South-side, including the whole of Bridge.strcet, together with part of Fleet-niarket. 6. Bishopsgate Within, Lime-street, Langlnirn, sod Lee deahalleetarket, together with part of St. Mary-Axe sod Lame-street, which lies within the Ward of Aldgate. 7. Bishopsgate Without and Broad .street, including the whale of Finch-lase. w . E.TERN nisPeNsAßy, cimituownitEET, wESTM !DIST ER. Hist:rare HENRYNRY Duke of BUCCLEU( ... H, KO President. •1,4). ,uritttow Miarsiiiitl, A SERMON, lor I, Ike Benefit of this CHARITY, will be preached to the PAPA (hunk of M. Marg.iret, We,trniuster. By the Rev. ROBERT ELLISON, NI.A I:echo of Sl:lngham arid South f,,,,,,,iia the Comity of SUISCX ; Chaplain to the Earl of Stair, ad lair fellow of King's Colkee,Camtiidge. I,' service will begin at Elevea ON lurk precisely. W LI N D I.: NI AN, Secretary. CITY OF LONDON LYING-IN HOSPITAL, CITY. • ROAD. ' 1 10-MORito kV MORNING. the 6th of May. moo, the ANNIYILItSAItY SLRNION will be 1 . 1 ,.....,c1.-.1 at the Ctoirvis of St Andrew, Ibillturn, by the Lord Soleil, of t'A It LISLE, befire the Lord Mayor, SiC. Sir J. W. AN DEftst IN, Baer Aid. Preaotent. Ito v -ensal or tors : Sir R C. Glyn, Bart. A.l.i Ge , rite llihbert. Faq. Aft.P. h - r/ohs Perim!, Bart Aid. RiVicet Hunter, E.q. s,- .1 ' , haw, o.irt Ald, M.P. 1 bompson 11.111se, P..sq. hie 11' i. 4 icl,!un, lut. Aid. I Jacob Hoak, .Esq. Sr Iruicia Hawing, Bart David Pike Waists, Emu li.einel Thornton. Era hl P. 11'1E1.1.1%f LUSH I NGTON, Esq. Treasurer; And the Guru rimy, and Corernes.va of the Hospital. Sevi•raFisf she Waters lately delivered in the Hospital . will await with their Intantareditivice at Eleven u'oloek • prerisity. "lir V. btivall will be held at the City of London Tavern ' ' Ilislinievie-sirett, up l'hursday, the tytli of May, at rive )). o'clock precisely. ~,.. /TIM ARM : 4 tint H.M. Thorns* Smith, .1-. ht, .1 iodate, Esq. .; Led Mayor, Ike Sec. Rev %%Wigan Lens. W. R. H. Browne, Esq. Richard Radford, Esq. Jobs Farley, Esq Thomas Ramsay, Es' at. W. D. C Itap, Faq. IC G. Thowstwt. Eaq. kik. - Timess Hearn, .. . . ... - Cripplegate 111itliout, (including the whole of Little bloorfields,) and Allersgate Wit Mint . 9. Cripplegate WUhis , anti Alderagate Within, with those parts ofWart.street, Mnukwrll.street, Falcon square, Noble street, Fowler-law, sod Glitter-lane, as are in Farringdon Within. to. Farringdon Within, (except Bridge-street, and those parts mentioned is Clau g,) Castle Ba)nard, and Nesgate market. Pot-Wakes sod Aldgatc, (except these parts mentioned iu Class 6 ) rORI:ST TREES. This day is published, a new Editiim, improved, 1. IIVENT Er's 14' on Es F roitu.‘ ER sa d 11 BEK OWNER'S ASSISTANT; or, A Gas plele P►srtic:d Treatise on the Training and Slasiageimeat Of British Timber Trees, whether jowle:11(1x l'se Shelter, or Ornament ; including en Exa ttt i t Dation of the Properties sit English Fir Timber, and a New System fur the Mousseline of Oak Woods, ke. kr. svu. with Plates,—price 121. 2. PONTEV'S PROFITABLE PLANSF.K ; a now retical and Praetiesl Treatise on Planting i■ every Desarlip . 19. Tower and Billingsgate. In. Gambill, (except and Walbr.sok. 14. Smithfield-market,lptir rircrt, Saint Jatioes-straot, la the Barn; and that part of Duke...treat, and LoVer, a s lie in the Ward of Earringdon Without. etreets, &c. are to he cleansed, and the a,lies, dirt, awl 'lop, taken away, without fee or reward, from th e horses, ears, yards, Ste of the biliSbitants, twice is terry week, in heond-irketleil carts, with n4llll to corer them. The manner of, and titer for cleansing thr mitotic market., end other particulars of tie Contract, may be known at the Clark's Onto, Guildhatl W. BOND, Principal Clerk. . . .. Jeieyb Jelltcrte, • tun roootitute a Gmerroor or Governer.. Ice Life; SI 4s. sr Si. 35 as Aannal Solorrther.—.loy ether Stardom tiara are smut:fully received. Tirkris pay be had at the Secretary's (Mee, No 33, place A. HIf;HISIORF... Secretary. difficult, as elevated Seilei s . Harrroo Ilemoths, iurbidiug Iliuts on Shelter and Ornanieut With a Plate of Implements fur "'Looting, invented by the Author. sow. price 9s. Leedom :—Priuted for J. Harding, 36, St. Jaoses's-stmet. GUILDHALL, MAW 2, 1810. THE COMMITTEE for Iritoog the CITY'S LANDS, will tweet at Guildhall, on lolf FA:OIVMM Y, the 16th day at May, instant, at Twelve of the dock at Nome-- 11 4 - IrFON.I4I , PA et tier with the tlecewied it:4l BitMist:ollß, has the pleasure of announcing tis his Friends sad the Public, the Lottery which draws elk JUNE, Vets-!he (mates* chance to the adventure , for so small a risk: Four packets of Tick. Is, our hundred in each packet, are to he given by the Contractors to the fortunate liolews of the lino. , lrawn nu. , shore tit when &Ticket may gain upwards of I 101,INJIIi. and Shores in proportion. E)tos 11411 prim truly lucky in selling packets of Tickets, No ;".l, prodstrion nearly 4,un01.; sod N0..1,6114, produc iligla,lti.:l ass sold in Moven Sixteenths,and !mid by ban Ike respective holders, who received for each Sixteenth 10471 Ws. 3,1. To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, • Deputation and Lease, for three years, from Nlidsumnier, 15:0, subject to a power of resumption, of the office or place of Collector mid Riceiver of the City's Tolls and Duties at Temple.bar , altd all the liberties of this city from thence southward to Puddk- Dock, together with the said and Duties: To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties at Holborn bars, and all the liberties of this city from thence south, and to Tem ple.har, and eastward to Smithfield-ban, exclusive, To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, • like Deputation sad Lease of the City's Tolls sad Ditties at Smithfield-bars, sad all the liberties of this city from thence eastward to A idiom gate. bars, meiosis's : Tu LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, a like Deputation amil Lease of the City's Tolls amid Duties at Aldersgate bats, sad all the liberties of this city from thence eastward to Beth lem Hospital, including Cripplegate and Nloor , ate: To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, • like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Ditties at Bisbiipsgase-ham, 11°4too solotta a contiouauce of the public favours, at his kicky Office, 2, 1:01INITILL, near the MANSION•HOUNE. .... 0f.... L. 30,000 1 241,4t00 s 3 of 1...2,00t0 of itt,tsait 7ti of. i,noo 47 •• • solon 99 of to HUM \"i SY and CO. " 4 tuck-Beakers, shored and odd the shove Capitol Prizes, Anil paid the same 0111 63111111141. (lo June, the nth, 14 fITATE fIiTTLItY will berm Four •K•lirt Ch 4 ore"'Y b y slot+ Ito 11,•1.1ei of only ia Nisteenth cast ohloin hop, lumens. Tichrt., Hoke*, Quarters, and Eighth., their ber , fel I prleptil tiOltf Orders, f.y Post ay Carrier; easeisteil on the come teems es if pr.scol, at their Ohl Feinlelihfird State Lottery Offices, t'IIRNHILL, asd Tr. AIA R6AREVS.HILL, BY kul'CH. . and all the liberlies of this city (rum thence westward to Betbleen Hospital, sad eastward to Wlittecnapel-liars: To LET by PUBLIC ALA:IION, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties at Whitt chapel. bars amt all the liberinis of this city frum thence soutbeard to the Custom hoes,. N.R —A deposit of half-a-year's rent on each distekt of the Tolls 111 to be made at the time of the Auction, and to be forfeited UII 110 , 11-rlfurename of the contrail, and the et crating rent of the Tolls le *lnapt to to paid half-a-year in advance The Conditions far kiting Ore saki Tolls ma) be sera at the Caaartroller'e Office, ti oddball. JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller. _ . _ E fiaorsi , g was - Dem to Mr•TitiCH A lON. of Maschester„ y AO INC W. Silvestri., c 05111146,0 5111146, $111146, " kisisast--.Yuu have long wished we to *rod you the tr.' of the Child] was tricot #### itt to you; the rtreotostances sic us follow .—ln April last, a child helinsgiog to Limes acd Titabith Yates, of flioukliouse Green, war Costgleion. was taken exceedingly ill, Main' to the totting of its teeth, Sark web meet of she disuider, that, from • very linty 14 ' 411 1 boy, alumit Se, rls months old, hr was reduced to a skJeton, soil taken off his fret ; he had sewccal row 0 o:eion Ala, and hi. death nos hourly expected. TlM'' , sent 41, a Saltella, who linseed ht. Roue., beet saloon any good 'feet. They then applied fir the A ERICA Stttt INC SYR U P ; a ft trod ea , c u... half a bootie; 011 the fist spolwation of oleo h the acid loot immediate • J oe, uod lobe the Ashok was Oat J, he am perfectly root•••••1' parrots have since itkrisir.d to the allows GroCietnan, 14.1 st was their Ara belief this Medirow WAS the weans, in lite Sunda of Ceil, of sarong their life. 're be had vi I Ile Pruiwietors, J. Johnson and Co Su. 94, i . winatostreel, Oxford street; and Vet 4 ' l . Of li"hiiii g , COll 1 1k111; Mrs. 111441w:1 , am, Ilaticksstrr ; and by all the vrist.ual Medicine VCII.Ii I a in Wan and ruusitry,llllllll. 9 4 . • INV.:O', Coe ready money. li 1 0ft 'lease dial i% I Ir:t: ILI FEES winch ideiviairtir reader unhappy the eserrisat Pate, as wall 4 1 for terry spceies of DEBILITY, It E.I.AIATION, ba • eeac t ;minced, or tram *bitterer tense arming, hum rape. ruhre Las proved SIN SAMPAN L'S k I'ONATIVB INS r..1N1:11 NC' P 11.1.4 1u lee Ike mist cellists soil e. rip s remedy. A Paiiipiskt, runt smiott a Wert Rsetkalar r.'s nt of their virtues. and "owls wiefal hiformatioa to the may be had : (price Mr. Penises, No. Ea, : nutli;tßopt t wetrvet, Covent-Gerdes ; chate r, by special ap- . sl.t ) . are sold io lames, pike ilia. Lit sod A.M. ... i '. They ore mold elw, by all the principal Venders of 'VW Pmts., Ned/rims is Loads*. Pen'% la lb coontry, itudotione payment, Tete of I. '"ltie, lv M. Peoria, awry wilt ht. rrinst.::ateis AN INVA LU A 'if.. Elt E E Dl'.—Pat rota.. iced by her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, and upwards of three hundred of Ili Nobility, Clergy, Le. who know the value of, and recommead, an innocent, yet ef ficacious remedy, and nook of treatineat, to their conntc tants and friends; which remedy and inethorl hare super seded surgical operations, in thousands of lustsuces ; and are now tarred to the aillicted in every part of the world, fur the cute of Egyptkaa Ophthalmia, and for the removal of all pain sod redness of the eyes and eyelids ; also for all floating spots, stationary specks, and films; also for shoit, dim , misty, foggy, dowdy sight; and even fur Bliirdnem proceeding from cataracts, general debility of the optic nerve, sad from other CalliC4 several thousands haring been be netitted since April ISO' t although hundreds of them hid been totally blind —Owe was 51 years blind, restored to sight of one eye, through the assistance of Mrs Paruel, of Canter bury; another Su years, by Mr. sad Mrs. iVilliatos ; another 44 years ; owe blind 40 lean, by the Rev. G. Greatbateb, of North 3teuls, near Ormskirk, Lancashire; another 3; years, by Mr. and Mrs IV.; another do year' ; another in darkness g 7 years, restored to sight by the Rev J. Duckworth, A. M. Vicar of Dewsbury, Yorkshire; another blind ott years, by Mr. sad Mrs. W.; another 23 years, was restored to eight in 1799, by Mr. and Mrs. W at St Just, Cornwall, and sight continues perfect to iii. day—witness the Rev. Mr , .Trexi der, the Minister, and .1 niul W. Childish", Esqrs. Churchwerilens ; another aged 12, born blind, by cataract in the left eye, yet she rail now see to read large print: the other eye also became Mired four years since, and was domiltoyeil by surgical operatioas ; soother, blind several years, was in the Leeds Infirmary two years, .luring which, was couched in one eve eight, and the other 31.3331 tin es, without the small est heowtit, yet restart, to sight by the Rev. Mr. Rigby, of Mickley ' near Halifax, Yorkshire, and enabled to work ; another ,Iliad in one aye tai year., sad two years in truth, couched twice by as eminent oculist, had only a little glint meting light, vet restored to sight by Mr S. Mitchell, of Steffan, neat Newbury, Reeks ; another also 14 years bliud (Mott; eyes:, restored to right by the Rev. W. 11. Wiltshaw, mum, near Rei kelt? e Gliserestershire ; another three years neat • half Idmil, and owe horn with short sight, eared by the amine .11 the 't w ee, WlTstoul• ANY SURGICAL OPERATION, even after they had at traded or van' on the wawa rack Wailed Oculists la town sad cautery Mr. ail Mrs. Williams humbly presume to approach the Royal Family, and also to mipsinat the Nubility, entry, it with their 11411C13111 duel's( the past year. The Lawlor' Ilst only (since April 1404', amounts lu 2,914 patients, besides the burnouse nninheis soder the care of above two bombed assistants (consisting of Ch rgy nets of the Established Church, Dimentiug Ministers, and Ladies and Gentlemen of respectability), in different parts of Europe and Asia who err now daily in the habit of their reine:ly to the ndlicted ,even to infauts at the breast, as well as to very aged orisons; with vest success. • Ire. trim/ an, Jeweller, tio, Rt. Jamei a wtreef, is only env aninuest tlainsamts, who rasa again see to 133111 the smell crii pi .iit *idiom the assistance of ;lasso , , although be had been al9iefir.llWatill 10,13,114 i —lll,r gelokinan has 131.11Thl ititill.:.31 of ha, Ira carry ....r s.f whom has re ceived ostasisbaie broth. —Mr W11'201411 •0111 1113 i. Wil helm (olio is 41 Nu I, GitilawAy's Buildnigr, Bath, tar dir bCiOrit atf her he , ilth) 311 ultra int silver IrJ pot (4111. an in. seription or its sines), as la token of gratitude for the benefit he has received from the remedy, and male of treatment. li. B. Mr mill Mrs %Vinous.advertise, that they s ill tic , vet pablish the mute sse residence of any Lady or Getle . mama timiticastal, without per sis lk a i mi . tit Mts. Witham's 13315 Owen of essential service, this sea 1 01111, osiy. te ' , ln. K.I Isr%. Matto.% of the Huth I...mitt tits my. and upwards of u 8 bemired other Paut tits, many of it bow ware totally blind, " but em! no ,, we l" BH.A11150).11K awl 1 11. with their usual greet stirrers, sold iw the L is t rArrery, in 71 Statics In the, preeediag Lot , Ty Ni. 3,734. L. %loom,' Nu. 4,t4 ...... ;kid l,uou sof Lson each.... u.'oet I 3 of 100 each 1.51111 Being Share' of slower erei y Capital stsereia ; and iii lest yeti* only, sin of lo , aad. mod (.!apilsts to the aniosint of itie,nool. besides the Rot aii,nool. t he lark 21,11001. and the only 411.1,11!11. 111 , Cr Shared; and 111 previous. yeah, to sneasiourit nll precedent ; niv mow wth,r s TicKrrs arid 4,41 %REA is the NEW LOTTERY, to he &moo the ash of Jove, is whirl' there are four extra Grand Prates of One Hundred Tickets each, whirl' may produce to a Ticket inn,ocul. and to a Sialeesith upwind" uf ANSCO and CO. again leaned the public against the ilereption wr forth of their firm and claims of the sale of the first and last °floors Clneu.l Pions M. given ; the-fat t is, every Sinteireith was sold, sad the tortionste aarOolluterr each received 1,3471. Ilia. 3d. at their Old lim.lon:y Olth is In London, vie. Nu 117, CUffkitl, No. 11, Huth 'en. Haymarket, Anti P. nt, •Irm.l Thr% oat sower (likely ',sheet ch." diviard C*o4 .1 whicl, yeas uut absolutely sbured tool solJ to the isd.•.“; a. abotr. was the moderation, in refusing to hetet' to the petitions of the people, against the wasteful expetitii• tore of blood and treasure? Where was the mule. ration m the appoitetrornt of Mr. Yorke, under cir cumstances so galling to the nation at large ? Yet those were the acts of persons who were perpetually calling upon the people for moderation, as if they alone were privileged to dispense with it. The question in which they were now committed, was tar more importaut then that which hail occupied their forefathers, upon the subject of general war. ►ants. In the early part of the last century, It bed been declared by the House of Commons itself, that the moment the people were deprived of the protection ivfithe law, that tno•nent they erased to be freemen; here wits a declaration of the Noon, Standing in the teeth of its conduit ; for in the late assumption of privilege, it had violated the proteca tiun of the law ; and he svas persuaded that such was the feeling of the people upon the subject, that if one-half of them were Imprisoned upon *nth au thority, the other half would be unconvinced and tinsel islied.—(App/attres.) He exempl.fip d the dif fer . between the Flonse of Cottonton and the people, by the fable of the Countryman and Ju piter; the Country's+ endearoule Ito argue the point in dispute, but Jupiter stowed his thunder.— (A laugh) He would now offer ■ few words upon the oily substantial core for the illtieulties under which the people 'Amore& l'alliameolory Reform.—(.4pplanses.)—England ow: worth light ing for; it, therefore, was worth reformlog. This country possessed great means, great spirit, great enterprise, and it wax um•umbeut on those who re garded it, to take care that it shooid not be over run with the lo , •u.ts of corruption. if lie was en his oath upon a jut.), which WAS U. fit:Cldr who were the greatest eitetuir sor the couutrf ? hr. would say, those who, upon all occasions, opposed Ko f°11:14.- Secretary Thiolow himself had said, that Engl' could never he destro ill, but ht. a The language, of whit It Parliametit one cor ed, sod for which it had seao'red upon th sonment al lltitisl► subjects was wit we year 1741, Sir John Bareard„ who list' ed that city, adopted a language +-c l ue' had told the House, in his speeches, not consult the willies of the pea nut, and ought not, to po.ness the° it was remarkable, that, about ' Chathatn,cmitending for Pail' served, that, valthout it, Moe of the people, they spuds r Mr. Fos delivered the e,' still stronger, in the C tttttt nons objected ' tours, they would forefathers, with strength,•tiiJ by they would race Ice went at lee Colonel BA' tweeted tt •• an int t►ems? FOUR HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCES. QWIF t• and CO. ale S•llisig the Tscheta and 1 75 Shares of ale NEW STATE. LOTTERY, twasisting of 5,000 Numbers, the whole to Ire drawn on the nth of Jane. This Lottery continua, besides the usual Primo, Four Extra Prizes, of One Illoodied Tickets each, by which a Chance will be °Waisted irt a larger Suns then ever' was gained by a Ticket in any Lottery SWIFT awl CO. love had the sa tisfaction to donde among the Piedic, is the last and late Lotteries, Fifly of the great Prizes, at their olices, No. Pueltry, (catablialted 17.14), No. id, Cliaring.Cross, and Nu at, Ahtgals Higlasiseet.