The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-04-05 00:00:00

, ,o fie it) - -••••••••'• • ROYAL FICCRANGE ASSCRANCT. CIFFiCt. MA Imo, 1-.65. PPERSONS*Use Atoned! Prensizont 111 date el the °Silt bvttoot, err herreu iintorao.4, thst R-crirta ore tow troth, to he art.strert Shp C. me)....i.% 111 . 1e , es. eeerr the R I , Y AI. FXCIIANGE. rid Ls PALL-MALL, O. 01.1: as ito ;heir rr• , sp.-cibr Agents in the several Crwetass; mod red Pa. tree df/a. , ed rovorstr. to ap r io thr r,srsitsof I''kk,, all ar erfore the 9.4 o AN .erst. es Ffetre4 l a .1_ • l•. Payasett(, &nand the 114.. r., oss: th.o expire. sAmvi P NG, J.<o. &ereto.y. ••• satrnelowee is giro', ds.l, the wall Wino s Os it, Aromas of Se,iuiva , Goal., Ater Assurli”, e n d ~ 4t ps int dor boov, white tl.4ilnlio d r i , tram Lee. or 1.405. we hu Fin; gra els.), rho A•saroos.< ft, osq gr.mtiog .10nott.aa on Lire, 11. H. Fin pofriso OSU kr &med. Imo ff . Exlssmee, is :me sla- Okfta, vd.,r•o the imsettel Promo asoassats .0 4., or 050.,,r0e V11LT19A1.L1140.0,210R • MAICN 41, 1006. rrllE COMICIIISiONEWS for rsassallimg Ms 1 Aboves Mew tio Oorrise Ott TUE N Dsdr• _llth Aped 'oaf, Aft Wit , is re. iv .rer,re farm.. lu (w". l 4a, r eat far Mgr 111,NORTO TOWS #w bow NM CAROLINA or rma INDIA RICE. f'`ll. oi , . Ileassevaido to boaseets to t.e pnaht.o4 srtea eh. Tretlers. t• sithwerees a Soak by aporeoa. Forrehtlhed Aileen at Dept**, ; end is * paid fie 61 &4Ss, pep' a*. wild iddier..,t, Noisy poet alter D.lg• • ne Crdilwn. .4 t Cruir.ci Wry 4. 58•14 at tie 11411 111 2 20,1 Oirc N. Hgeor• oaf is 4441 so es" Tend* in which the Muted, slot Itelasertod * * Ora et 4,0. et that shalt mat to defaspol I. the a. VAN Ole e'Clach an the seed noddy. A. ilk AN,I2 sag, are rho the Prrtoa who wags the Taub,. •• ayag a.N!, WINN% ININIIIII , . IA 4.1111 , 11' IMAM MILS ler. VICTUALLING 0/1 1 110E, 11144 en 24, 11106 T HZ COMMISSIONERS for 'Viral* His MN" An Aerie* free :Corr, Thu tra 111:DNES PAT, the OA ••' dtprot nryt, they will Is seed, to reed* Ms** b i min (sealed •ip), amid beet far the fellowitts Satattista # Sae* moors ; as. Tons. Sin Hoops 100 Stitt Hasps 200 taws Hasps 100 • •10' far rosy &makh of eltArr Deasatisetion, woe less thaw Ffitg l• be stemma 1. Test herb{. hu Ifeskl• bd. His Ildijdoors reciwilidde Starts as he lowa * RiW . p met*, with Intenrie. Ninety Dots after Dere. Tie fairitiouts .f Ile Otatra.•+••4 Sadspido the Harm was he sans Nth e Sectrtarn's r. trot/ toPI he idol i• aular t , it elk4lM Priee Anti Don *snorted in Wends at at does dila ow he iseltet.rd In the howl *rest Ihre en the Wolwessiss the 9th A i wa wo, 11111 n• the Pens. olio NNW the Te:iee ; or Oho Pen* on h u WWI, dittetas M Aiwa, time adiddif." Anllll. 4, IM6. rirtit COMMISSIONER& far rielsalfiNg His A N.itsto% N..* de 4,410 give A . totirit Mot THURS DAY, iltt lomori, Mr Woo Reeks, s l it* Agent at Pant. rr•rill, to rreuee Touters to Writiwg weed op ), wad treat fir FIFTEEN HUNDRED QUARTER Sti . CLOSE DRIED amint MALT, ooeseeivatte to a Simple to k pp oared a t toe tier c,a,(,act to bt de/bolted at H.. Mojeety's Devolitotre at 11 e, pi, in p ue dooth ; to k pod for by Mita, mei*, nub Interest, .4rta• De,. toter D"te. c.,..,finfts of At Courtrai meg be seas b mplaiviag to Mr. R•tistiforootsid %a mere wig be bog to lop reader, as skris rbt PAresholl lot be low:ft II fa or* at Loyd, an that shell a.. be dettoored &,f. a Tear • . 'lk 4 . 0 0 lb. riJ Mum's% tho 10t4 hotfoot, nor maim ski rms. 1•40 molter ate remit, ' or may ?croon I op Me Wolf, owed. to mow rise. eotkil far. VICTUALLiter.-OrPIC4 APM 5. 1 0 1 0 6. THE COMMISSIONERS fu r 'Oaf/ling Hie swat:. K.ry e. Array td x.tty. MA a. !'RI.. mo'. the 11114 tootasey thry k raid. m wage hoar. Wirri'ett (vela op). ma motto, the qoppiyhos shot MICH aka lonor•ilml for A. Um of Nis 1114 miles Mies awl reowle at N... llosseop. a. Dooor spar, smi ot Norgoto (ow oewwow Coottreeto), Pew *et My to the 31m 4 Moremorr, carer, Mrenier, to be peel for hy Ma. ;my Me P.S Lwow, weir My, Orr Doe. The C.dbi.. 4 As Cooterwito molo Oir or.. • t the lorrets , o's tar 004. or ig oppleog to Mr. T. Momoil„ Ant Viotoellitog . . Owe. M. regard wad ao had to is rosier el sekh Ike Mee oftoll sot be enema io tree* os intlt4, or dim shell ow et Oakwood oto Me &mod hies fhto eCfaeit go mid 11,44141. the nth &..w, ear moles du loran who woke oho reedier, er ores ?IVOR as hot Wolf, ones*, 11101•111111 P Oka radar p... VICTUALLING-OITICE, MA Nell IS, 11104. THE COMMISSIONERS for Piehuarrog Het Ifeiesta's Pup do hen* give hake, no as FRIDAY, Me MIA N J• 11111 wit, they lull he sock to neei44 !Prune (sk'ed re), fir mark ttiteaskin q the f.tteleiir: D serirtem y Sol" -- Crows Dantsie Pipe Ward Hoirstusui inch Donnie ) Stang Naretwo. Ss t Pipe tin 4:104.b,c the..rtopertiee P. rime, who wen make Proposals there..f, win ~tenet to deem, Otto the Vietnetkag Stores es Depejoisl suet Pleatendi, is B+,ll Preperiima 4u dell Aortal ter be de tre.iestni weep, Oat Ho?! he the 90th of November ant. I led the armee**, Ise she 31.1 of Jaw Nov . fellearios —T. he paid fir by Bat, popaldit, with hiterest, Moue Day alter Date The Clod *a N. e' the Dastriset key b Baku es the Seemores (re N Pl. N. Tree , fee less finiitite the* rfty 71.+44,41.41 Crown betook Pyre, Ti,.. Thaaeowl Grown beanie Brandy, Tare, Thaemael Crown Denis., Nephew', er Twists lift Thousand Amok D alt4c, Meant', States, sr rueSoe Pipe Shoots, rill isokuskil. Ho never., wik At ►nd to owl Tender in a A rh Ai Prier skill oat he no.rrer4 Pt 1140.4 at fenitik, sr dist shell w.. Iso delivertd to 11.,rse before Owe o'Cloek ae Ow saki Fndrt, Ike !OA of Jett WIN aw weinia tise P , opssi ark* wakes the 1 . 411110 it wee P. r.wa on his heasat, attends to answer Own caged for. N!W V I.P.MENTARY BOOKS. This Day is pobly.h. 4, Pr.ee 3s. bound e w, il'egrated with Maps, AN EASY GRAMMAR of HISTORY. An. neat Lid Modern ' by mean. • whi,h that important Subject ma., fi.r the b et trine ' he peaches 1y taught in se . 311; or.ettti on the approved Plan of Goldsmith's tinun altar of Geography. Rp the Res.). RoppisoN, Mortar of the Free Grammar School at Ravemtased.ite, in 'Westmoreland. p.,„ ti .4 Y u , p:o!i„., No. 6, 1161ze-streei, /Tack yo„.., a u', to be had of all lioAsellers, with the lull Anew. awe in the Purchase Quaatitics. Of whom may also be 2 An rats GRAMMAR uf (WOGS .IPIIY, ineau,lny Use the 61' 4 :. - se arnet.illy nue soul the .noct prillical $..t,,., 'scant, with otiqieron; .Ite. Sy the Rev../ Go'dignith Price 2.4 6.1 h ou nd in red. S Al R.sv GR A Wll 1 R of PHILOSOPHY, ne Cut*. Filets .1.1 , 1 Coenrenetuots Syclem of the Att. and Sriencee, fl'ust..st.l he famili.ic Enperinsent.i, and by numerous Place, w eer.", nu the renewal 11:.0 of the Grammar of Gengraieby tne came. A,it tor. Puke 3. &I. betted in amen. Ti- LIEMEN rs oh NikrU!tAl. fifSTORV . foncd al4 hit the Systen of Limbs:us, with p..pu , ae Description., to the n.r of 6.1 Isosith and Ruben, illecte.ited bf Lop l ur. rui r *o R -,teeenta•ons tw.. htiodreiiSSLijects. By the Rey. . M LL. D P. ice As. hound. S. A AYSVF.SI Of silos r HARD, that which i. ta-ght as Ote .ails... Poetic Sch.ohi, aced whet is used ice the C 40.11 a LIM in the 4etrupoiii. Sy W. Ithele, I L D. ire. Prue fe 4A . l%an,nio. 4 Tes/T-Letoll r (IPA of I..k2fP SURVEYING, in Th-ore stud PA • cr ales , ..r4 with k. ,•Fte•-Fates, plaice at.d colint.cd. •or It. A wasi.C.ll Croaki.r e Led s uferc yp ra of Price f.. !home. I 45, WIGMORE4ITREET, CAVENDISH•SQUARIL (Removed trent 2., Bow-strert.) Ir 4 DIVA RIX% SUPERB S PATE and COURT E HARNESS, and other Nantes., foe General Use, su parior to any ever seen balms., in this or any other Country, in point of elegance, crientructioe, and durability. The Leather of which the above Artioles are merle, is pre pared w.th EDWARDS's VEGETABLE. CON/POSITION for the PAESERYATION of LEATHER, and is pertecuy free from that disagmeelle real feel, and offensive smell. which is peculiar to all Leethet dmsed with eil and tallow. The Vegetable Cempastadis prevent the Leather from crack ing. of becondeg ginniny esr hard ; and It does not moss,' to be cleaned with oil, nor will it watch and thaw into a urine, when wet, which is generally the case with other Leather -- Where niey bagmen, the greateet and fart Assortment of Sad dlery NM Harness, ever offered to the Pu hlic. N B. The Vegetable Composition, foe Cleansing and Pre• reeving Harnesses, maybe Ii above. On the lit of April was published, price gs. 6d. illustrated Ly Copper Plates, NO. 47. of the new Series of The REPERTORY of ARTS, %c ; containing accurate Copies of Mr. BOSS', Poem for a Steam Engine ; Mr. Scott., far making Class 4Mr. Annites for prepsnog vinous enamel Cohi u ,s ; sun Mr. Brunel for Machinery foe Sawing Timber. raiment. ail and ea.iy method m itestroying Ineects on Fruit Trees. Mans of Distilling Spirit from Potatoes. Inta►esting Papers on Tanning, nn vapour Bleaching, on the °natation of Me tals, nn the Ludiomittocal Means, and Receipt for Varnish. . . • with woke, col all the new Patents, Ste. &c. Published at the Repertory Olive, 10t, Hatton.gartlen, and sul4.by all Rookielien. of whom may b e h a d, Clio first Sieries, pf•ce HA 10a Mara Moo. Vr.l I.; se Noe. I, t, S, price 10s. 64. of The RE. TROSPECT of Prirt.OSOPIIICA 1., MFCH A rncAl., CHEMICAL, and AGRICULI UR AL DISCOVER IRS; being an Abr.dgessent of all the Original Paper% published iu the Perenticel awl other works, Formen and Friths!), during 11105; with Remarks, including Criticisms un Patents fias in ve.itiuns. PATENT {ICAO-DRESS. ECCI IA RS, Fancy iIEAD-DRESS-MA K ER J to her Vivid Iliglineta the Ducheet of YORK, highly r•unril it, the liberal patronage experienced to lovg f a 'envious Ytthlte, embraces this opportunity of inientincing to the Fa.liiistishle World, the " trot beautiful and perfect lIF % I)- DRESS ever exhibited is England, even in this ago of wile nal genies, and rapid improvem:rit Mead dien it univnisally allowed to be the most distingsnthed Oleament of the Duman Vigioetand ne .Vtist in Europe, whether in Ital., he Frarce, or in England, hat yet peen able to con.troct'a %Vig for either or the t nes, tlin has not *conk with ecitd, or •tt!.attelett with heat; and to n m it, on, unit what at hilt apm-acrd lilce tunic*, soar, rli.pheed the melo! rennet At of an inn erfJet intkatine Thin Patent Liettl4 en, however, has finally TP/11 , f1.^.4 the only ohjeetionth-t cook! be advanced to Artigeial Hair. h will, on no uceation,e•thet htick der • ell is so ,•ght, ttott tt it vim-el, felt on the 'wad, anti tear be die-sed by any .ervant, vi'th nine* ea.e than a et. , . soon H. tei Nair. In short, lit flier Patent Damsel, toe ran/ rent has, for the Ron tome, been wpm !deed -I, dicovered, of working the {fait 'barely as it row., and from this introneniesit shine, Sainte, in every con4niois of wear, appear. oi sw.eli.or to an, that i nitatnin is forginuni To he I t d Leurkarc, Na. 47, ru,cact.ll:. •prieniie Jame:, Church ; and by a;ipiiintaivut, of Mr. Lawn, Noe 17, Usage-oute, Edinbuisb. THE _BRITISH PRESS. 1,6N01;N, SATURDAY, Aram 5. We gave yesterday a tuli Ite i vrt of Mr. WIND• liAld's Military Plan, as laid by him Infore the House of Commons, on Thursday night. The amelioration which it proposes in the state of the , Regular Army, appears to give universal satisfac ern. While the comforts of all other descriptions of men, and of all other classes of society, have ad vanced with the progress of civilisation, and the wealth and luxuries of the country, it must be allowed that those of the soldier have been left far behind. Their pay has of late years received an increase, but not by any means in proportion to the advance of price in the ne cessaries of life, and it has never been considered an adequate compensation. Within these twenty years, a great proportion of the regiments of heavy horse, in Ireland, consisted of the younger branches of respe&able families, many of them men of edu cation. It was not enough for a recruit to be young, well made, and six feet high. A caadislate for ad mission into one of these corps, must also be a man of moral charaeter. Instead, therefore, of thinking that Mr. Wistinast's plan does enough to raise the pride and spirit of the army, and to place it upon a dignified station, we should have been happy had it gone farther. We do not wish to see the punishment _ _ of thieves, pickpotbets,aadacquitted felons, commut ed for savice ia His MAJ SST V . 11 army. We hope that the deficiency ia the tanks will no more be filled up by such contemptible materials. This very praßice of commutation admits, that the state of the common soldier, is a state of pain and suffering. When it shall be made a state of pride and comfort, the Ma gistrates will probably find some other reward for men of infamous charaeler. '1 he cr.mosed dimi nution in tlie allowances by Governm , nt to Volun teers, with a view to atcortomy, and the reduition of them to such corps as shall be maintained at their own exclusive ezpence. is a wise measure. The present allowances, by Government, to Volunteers, for clothing, tee. ampui.t Cu 5,000,0001. a-yenr , The public subscriptions for their support, are esti mated at another 3,000,0001. ; and the expences ref the individuals, without taking into acccunt their loss of time, are perhaps equal to both these sums. It thence appears, that the Volunteer System, in its present state, induces an ezpence of above twenty millings a year. The Volunteer Establishment is, besides, attended with much personal inconvenience; and, without meaning the slightest refit/lion upon that valuable aad highly meritorious class of met:, it may be a question, whether a more efficient force may not be obtained at a less ezpence. The ori ginal and genuine spirit of the Volunteer System, disdained the humiliation of parochial relief, and public charity. The Volunteers were originally con sidereda body of men, arming and maintaining them- selvesattheir own expence. Themoment they receiv ed wages from Government, aid parish assistance, they contra/red a new duty to the Government, and to the parish, and consequently ceased to be Vo lunteers. Mr. WINDHAM'S plan, therefore, instead of being adverse to the Volunteer System, comes in its support. It proposes, by correa ing abuses, to restore it to its original purity This single observation is sufficient to chew the unfairness of those who arraign Mr. Wirintram's plan, as en insidious scheme for the utter de molition of the Volunteer System. Mr. WI HPH A speeches have been quoted and misquoted, as evi dence of this hostile intention ; but we challenge his enemies to produce a single passage in which he ever censured the Volunteers. as Volunteer.. He has ridiculed, and justly, the false and !Littering repre sentations of those who would abuse the Volun teers, and deceive the country, by placing them on a level with troops of the line. Mr. Wits DRAM has always acknowledged them the purest of bullion, but they have not received the sterling stamp, to make them current in the line. In this objeaion to the new Military Plan, we recognise the spirit which uniformly aauates the minor politicians, who have formed themselves into an opposition, ainst the present Ministry. Lard CASTLE 'lospecela. on Thursday night, represented die Ministers as having succeeded in their new offices to tt a bed of roses." We have read a story of an Inca of Peru, who, patiently suffering the torture under Spanish cruelty, reproached one of his companions, who could not restrain his teals and groans, by asking " do you think I sleep upon a bed of roses ?" The Noble Lord was probably thinking of the story, and concluded from the manly fortitude of Mr. Ens an I his colleagues, tl.at they were sleeping up:ni " a bed of roses," such as fell to the lot of the unfortunate Inca. They must indeed he fond of office, who consider th • place of the Minister, 0 a bed of roses." The new budget of war tales is, no doubt, a comfortable pillow ; are t)-.• honors of sear, like the tales •• their youth. will serve to lull them to taro... By the recent changes upon the Continent, nra,, l . , the °yds which RONAt.lnee proposed to Linocf by a peace with England, have ceased to exist._ He has no occasion to detach England Irma her allies, that he may pursue his schemes of am. bit inn upon the Continent, with better chance cf success. All Middle and Southern Europe it si his foot, and all that remains is a single handed war against us. Such is the " bed of roses" which Lend CA sTLTaCAGH and his colleagues have bequeathed to their successors. But these are only sonic of tli blessings which they have procured for t h e it country, Great as they are,we are told theyvanish into nothing, compared with what, had it pleased Providence:o continue them in power, they would have achieved. Lord CATTL BREA ON says, that, had it not born fir the change of Ministry, a plan against some of the vulnerable points of the enemy would have been, ho fore this time, in progress, or carried into effea.—. His Lordship, through the whole of his speech, affeeted the highest veneration for the memory of Mr. PITT; but how are we to reconcile the sine*. Pity of his professions, with this compliment to him: eel( and his present coUengues ? The French army was in the heart rf Germany, it was at Austerlitz, yet Mr. PITT sent out no expedition against any of the vulnerable points of the enemy. But it seen.s what Mr. Pier did not attempt agaien Fiance, thus snipped of her army, Lord Casio... a EA cos and his colleagues would have (freed, lad they been suffered to continue in office after tla death of that great man. It seems then, that Mr. r tTT was a clrg. a wet blanket upon the ar. I don genius and enterprising spirit of the Notie Lord and hi; colleagues. What an insult to the tr.?. merry cf that Minister I The world regarded him as the sun and centre of the late Administration, and his collea goes, as so many dal k opaque Oa letsonoy. iu roar,; him, and shining with a burrowed light; but this we are now o red was all a deceptien; and that had it not been for the change of Mi. nistry, some Brett enter:trite ould be cow is is progress, or carried into elle& __ _ • A letter firm Pen2aore, dated April Ist, sass, " Arrived last night, ofier pi sr, two Spaiiith la g . gars, laden with sundrit s. coo out of a Ray near ('ape Pernes, by the Cdpeta schooner ; the 4 1 5(1 CIS out another vessel, but having tot cargo on toad, gave her up." The Sit-tiff of the county of Killoos-v has ap pointed Saturday sr'nuught tar the EleCtion M a Member to represe.at that County. in the room t the Right Hon. W. B. Post-o . ay, now 13.sroa ci the United Kingdom. The Earl o f r A tin CRS A LT. aeromperied by' son, Lord MAITLAND. left Id oburgh, nn day last; for his Lordship's seat at Dunbar. Sir Wit Ei Ato Co s; sr NGH Ald will accompany the Noble Earl, in an official capacity, to Bengal, for which place it is expelled they will sail nest month. Thursday, the FIRST LORD of the Anote Atte held a Quarterly Board for the admission of wound ed Seamen and Marines into the Royal Hospital of Greenwich. A Court of Common Council was hell, on Thaw* day, at Guildhall, which was numerously attendee. The Right Hoc. the Loan M• VOR laid tefort the Court a very handsome letter from LorJ Cot torsowooo, in return to the unanimous Resolution of Thanks of the Court for his brilliant condo, no the elst of Oftober last, off Care Trafalgar, whic'i was react, and on the motion of Mr. S• NNIL Dace, ordered to he entered on the Journals of the Court. A Petition from Sir FRANCIS Bonito. June Junits Arlo CafTEINg Esq. and several other Gentle men, Representatives of the London Inwitution fir the Promotion of Science and Literature, was pre seined to the Court, and read, praying to have pot of the ground where Blackwell Hall as aituated, ' 0 hoild upon, for the pontose of carrying into 'fel the various objeat they have in contemplatioo. which was referred to the City Lands Committee to examine. Upon the motion of Mr. SAVANTS. DI TON, l e• conded by Mr. Alder-nan Scuoaav, the Wald Nevem ate K oways, Esq. the Common Serjewit, was unanimously increased frum .5001. to 100U1 pU - annum. The ergo of the great tea ship, the Careto;r• valued at 40,001. detained, and sent into Plymouth. some time since. as ht ing enemy's property, bee been regularly cnndemned to the lucky captors, the ferd Nelton, of 14, Capt. Caowre, a pi ivateer ci Plymouth, which. with the wonl.ship. wiirth 30,0 06 i. condemned some time sirce, makes 70,0001. cf con cealed enemy's property, adjudged in the Del Court of Admiralty uf England, as a leg Al prize :c the Lord Nrisest s and her fortunate owners. Son" papers, which led to the condemnation of Or ref 1( . 3.44? S Carr). were luckily ft:um.' nn !so& another neutral, detained and hnught in by the el Nr/r9n, for examination, some days idler the detec tion at the Concordia. The Flea:on of a Phcsisian to the Surrey Dis pensary, in the room of Dr, Haistt.ros crane on, on Thursday.—Dr. Hs sr sokoticia ',.'• int; previously cl.elio.eut standing a Poll. Dr, BtP von vrai unanimon+ly elected. Dr. H *MILTON had been one of the Physicists to that Charity for more than twain, y yews the space of ground that he has walke.l owl in the emirs.: of that ti m., in the dischay. • f his profs'' slum{ duty, is hardly cal/chi:de. Whets tre cc:l -:der the number ril naiii•ots annually .edroitt.d t) the b-nefits of this iltcellent Charity (avut three thousan.:), ha must he a wise-acre imAgi:les there is not same ti (Able att:vbei t' ditties of thls Medical OiLui ; and p ". anti le t:11, there are such conjurers. is published, elegantly printed in onalrainme. prima• in tarot*. HUMAN LIFF: A POEM: ba FIVE rAkTs. P, erl fee T Curial arl W Davits. Strand. 1 , 0 TIM CFNII.rI.O•:si OF FOE LAW. OONVENIEN OFFICES TO LET. in the • Kir t CI! VCERY I.4r4F—T.a .4s tot •Iv to MOAN MP:HES. WALSH, 104 SON, LAW Suttwoere, and Pen Stafinneo. to the Book loner Temple-1..0v. WANTS a Sitesion, a s i ng le YOUNG at4N. in a COUNTING-osistlsF, ‘VAR HoLIS E, of where his Abilities is Writing awl Acreanting can be put wie; be ii. perfect in the German Lot/page. /In nitieetneo whetnever it 111:1V be ; rf in Town, Country, Americo, Of any Wend .rt the !Alit Mess ludic.. Lett to addreided is R. S. N. No. 53, Hoh well-street, Strand. will be attended to. IItUILOERS AND OTHERS. TO BE LEI, 0. the Worshipful Company of Ne•rers, (1.11 bonding lease er lenge, ground on the North of Long AM, for ereetireg three or four hoosei twit. Nan of 'devotions for the onto me. be orrn at Mer e-s:Hah, any dey bettee.n ten end two Plans of elevations mew also be wit be fur the epproltat.on of the Committee, WON/ the above ground nevem be delivered in, rir•el.d Hey addreeetad ee the Onenni,eme. 1 KISH LINENS t—Families and Individuals 1 sepplled with single pieces of Irish Linen. at the Whole sale P , itr, at the IRISH LINEN CONIPANY's, No 4, BLOOMSBURY • SQUA RIE. near SOUTH A NIP TON STR leadusit to HOLBORN. No article sold b.it Irish Liman, and net less than a Piece; each Piece contains &Niue IS yards, is wart:milted, end the Monk returned, if a fault appears. rssts (as usual) fay Dank of Ireland Notes. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the (Map. CONSFICDODS ADVANTAGE. GIONS, Woolles-Draper anol Tailor, 183, SLKET-Sllttrt, went St. Dantean's Church, sup .pluea Gentlemen with Apparel, made to etc sore, oT the be ,t Sherriels, Ann Fashion, mid Workomuship, at the fullowing peksea„pt Ready Money only : 1.. s. • Second Cinch Cast - - - 1 19 Super ditto - • • - - 118 Very best aoperAue ditto • - 2 .18 Ditto Ca/novae Breeclun - - 19 Cord ditto - 18 Ditto double twilled - - 11 And every other Article in the above Branches, proportion ably cheap. The awhile, are warranted th. very to •t, and the advan tam to the public are accoutitol fur, by event ,nick beloy bought and acid fur Ready Money. LETtIt&CUPYING MACFIIVeS AND WItIIING DVSKS N . MIDDLETON. 162. Strand, oprmite New. p heave to info at the Public , t-hot lit NW .w ready for Sale an eat.-risme astortmost of LeT l'Elt - Ct 'TYING M \CIIINES for Countine flour and private use On the sitlhty of t•ie Liitteveo,•viug 1 1 611vehlue it is not net-n -ullify to doe'. as It I. krnistot that tw•ner long Letters guy bersopiod aitheut the pirsaibilly of Orrif..ll In. time than Ofte of a medr•ate brio, can ba airmen; he liar lik 'arise a great variety of Writinz and Dressing 13.4 k., for the use of I actin Owlllenbe io mAholeany, satin Le. Pocket Shar• itigClornrnotki i Pocket /looks, Ticcal C. -Wl,, Toe ihistnal Manufactory for Mick Lead Pond's AmusEmrm r AND INS f RUC I . IUN uNarrs. VALUABLE COLLECTION of BOOKS, NIL Id, Tavietoetdareet, °ltem-Garden The very great aenenenletion of J CREIGHTON'. 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