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0 .' 1 '1; - 3 - \ 4 • ( ' ,---- ~.-. 4 i gg // ( ,,‘ ; fiGif:A r i l li ,:-.j. s , ' Th c ) •• .' 1 . „,41C . „,_-", :), ri . • A i, , ,,,, ~,...,,,,,, . • ‘‘‘''' '.•-••,-, ---,-...,,,, 4 4 `\i' l .,io .- N• $.....----.0,4.....,.f-w•-...i. ji ..:,...., -, • ..., • ="s , , '.‘,,,•„: ' , 1,„? --- - - --*- - . . 1 0 ' • ---- -1 .. 1 .- ",' ~I, N:. . 4 _ . . Bpi, 44, Vp -_-_-• i. - 4 ) . - ix9 - r , jigy - L . . 1 i: '''. ), ---- - -- , --.....-.. . . ',...- a:70.7i t;:lt,':a , (, ' ' l ' " "' ' i 4SA\ ',---- - titit 9 , tr.. ' " 1 '''' -I , , 1 is-T"T_+.TF , TTI P: 1-5 !'' _ _ _ MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1 '2 [PRICE SIXPNCE-ffALFPZNNY. E,STATE FOR SALE. DEPTFORD-VICTU..ILLING- Y-rinD• 4. 11. - r 25, 1812. FIF I E. : ESE are to give Notice,,that on Thltrsday, the ' AL hut .Tane next, a: 10 o'.^lo F• For4v;o-z, wit% be. expoeed to FuZlic Safe, rt iiLr lkrafivty's sundry Loh of Me following . Unz•Proicecthie. PRO VISIONS and STORES, ,ZOW Tyingiii tke raid . .. ~ . _,..„-•-.. N! , ..5 1 '1.-i'l IJ.!-;'1 . 071Y OF W07 1 47 - .i...'iTi7.,E151.-.1111.F,: .- 1 17 1 .13 ii; few rezn3i , aintr Ci.)71,1: - ,'S or thi.:; valUable COT'NT7 fiIiTORI, z. , ,re n9w. or..``sale at 3..lessi i. WHITE, COCURAN;;L, atidGu:3. ilocksellers, Fle - et-Atet., price• Eight Gailiea§ in - 13,)artiq. - ' • : • TLe A e Copies include the Supple!uent a.nit.ht;whole .of the Pfate , ;. -- • . . • - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT--GARIEN. • • TO -MORROW EVENING, June 2 181'):i ill be acted the Trager of ISABELLA. isabellai Mr. SIDDON , theitp• last time.of her appearing iu that eliaracteri) After •r.'hich, a Romantic .;\•SE.-10-I?rama, called TIMOUR, THE" TARTAR. Timour, Mr. FARLT,V; A4b, Master CHATSIAN; Oglon, Mr. FAWCETT; Selhua, Mi-s BOLTO'N;• • . .I..Aska; ' . . • LTJGWATIDINt, within Four Miles of the City of -HERE FORD. • . ImPortant IRON -WORKS and WHARVS with ex ten‘Ave - BUILDINGS, FORGE, and THIRTEEN DWEL-' LING-HOUSES, and near TWENTY ACRES or LAi\D. TO BE SOLD BY ,ACCTION, • • By Messrs. ROBINS, • At the AUCTION MAWP, opp4k.itc the Baal: of wngland, on ;\IONKAY, June. 15, at TwelvE vALusrAz and very ELIGIBLE COPY HOLD ESTATE, consisting of all that deslrable Pro kerty, called , • TIMOR. IRON WORKS, •, • "with - very extensir.c Wharfs and Buildings, calettlatett •for Storing, with Iron 'Warehouse, Smiths' and Carpenters' -Shops, and. Clerk's Office, adapted for a Dwelling-HouSe, tO gether With • • THIRTEEN DWELLING-HOUSES, for Work:nett, in good repair, and Eighteen Acres and.a. Half of Teinarkak:lv rich Meadow and Pasture Lind contiguous. - The Prewlsesare altogether:Very coinplete, and most ad mii.a.hly admirably adapted for,prosectfting the business on an extensive scale, with the greateA possible ativahtage. Particulars are-preparing, and may be had . .Twenty-eig4t Day? prior to tile, Sale, of I`,lrSane,!un, at the Forge ; illiam Parry, Esq. "WAre, near Hereford ; 'Mr. Stone, at 'Tidnur; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent -garden, where a Plan may be _seen., . IMP E LI L' P 1.?.• lA3IE N T. • Bre4d, Flour, reflS; Oat Teal., Bakehouse sw•!?pings, pre.,d dtist, Bags and Zing.ir, Vinegar, Beef, Fury:, Si et, .and 1 7 :_cizing-,!erapi; 1. biter, utt, • P itch v.- oil, Barra;, .•_nd dry), =i-Isb Tierce, and-Barrel stal-es''; Pine-rxtave. , ; a quwztit 'Ofßoards-ends and ' .I!OT,F, OF CO*Mi'yrON,S. • 1) lares for the *Boxes to hi taken of Mr. Brandon, at thei Box-Office, :in. Norf.:street. . , Doors wig he opened at I-Ulf-put Five, and the Play begin Vit Half-put Six. • -Oa Thuirsday, Julius Cesar; with The geeret • 4 new Comedy is in rehearsal, and cc ili be produced as soon 11 , 3 Possible. „ • A Deposit of Ttc , ^"lf:, : filif: rounds per , ecnt: . is to be ?.riacie, • ..„ . upon the anunint of, etre,* XO3 at tkc tiine:ftf and the re ntailuzer. of the .Purchase .310,:tey zc id before theStcies itre re 2nothne',- for whit . ...h - pltrpose a Pcriod of ..f6zerteen' p'7orking elay,y . fil! be allowed froin the - . .52c..." the B t u ere Cala! 6beervinif that Rat 1.-ess thie-.4efif 6;17,74` . y is to th; :Znoved from tAePre?,4ises t foe firrt 5c.27: .2)ays, azeti Rent , r,in(ier ia the ,!.-cven loiz :7;;; _Days, otAcnc;.:e'tke be are! the Prclziislenc ren- ti!epr,iikety (9e the Crown, as nu e..T...'znsion of will Ag-tccol:u! STAFFORDSI - UftE ELECTION.- . AIR. WALHOUSE's CO3lll-117ZE will meet every Dby at the Crown awl Anehar in the StVa,nd. VETERINARY COLLEGE. lIE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, Sub;- scribers •to this. INSYITI 'TION, are respectfully: in f`.nied that Pi-deism' COLENIAN'S FIFTH and SIS,CTI-1 LeCTURES will- be on ,WpDNESDAY and SATURD.AY at Rooms, at Two o'clock. NEW PUBLICATIW:ZS. SIMPJAMENT TO HARLEIAN MISCELLANY. In a few days be publiilied, • In Royal 'Quarto, price 31'. Ss. Ninth Volume of TINE lIAItLEIAN MISCELLANY.; a Col loct of Scarce, Carious, anti F.mortain.ng Palnpltiets and Tracts, selected frow the'Li•Jrary,of • . . EDWARD HARLEY, Seco id of OXFORD; A New,Edition, wWI Notes A...d z S, , p?iemen - , , By TtiomAs London; Printed for White and .::,;brave, and J. I'S array; Fleet-street; and J. Harding, St. James's-street. May 30, 1812. By Order, , W. DAWSON. Mkt/ With, 1812. - : COMJIISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING tI4JESTY'SNIJ YdoherebitgiveNotice,• That on Friday, thel4lb next; tSicq will ,be ready to reeqiie Teir,2;:rs in IT riiinA(seal-ed et!), front such Persons as will und:irtake ta perform, et speci,lie . Prices, in a-proper. and wo-,-h -2nanPiiimairner, and at arch . time cr times a Ad! b' required, ant he P_Vv'INC , noiv necessary 1 . 0 be done pir the y:the p. Rayon, Ilia .111a . iesty'4 Pietuglily Premises at Ard, a;.(1 to furnish size, STONES as may Le requisite for tkat prztpote. KING'S ,BIRTH DAY. SHE rublic,are respectfully' informed, that the whole of the present -LITTLE .LOTTEItY will be brawn on 'THURSDAY NEXT, and those who are' fortu nate will, as usual, have their Priies . paid on' deniand, at 4, CORNHILL, and n, CHARI:.•:? - 1-CROSS, where TICKETS luid SHARES are selling by T. BISI - I, ,Stoeb-broker. ..• - - This Da was published ? • liandsomely priuted i.i Oetaiu,' pfiee 10s. 6d., in hoards, A New ..6diLiou of _ _ . ENOPHON'S HiS rottY of the AFFAIRS or GREECE. Tsanslated from the Greek by WILLIAM SMITH, D.D.. N Dean of Chester* . RING'S BIRTH DAY, NEXT THURSDAY, THE PRE SENT STATE LOTTERY MILL BE ALL DRAWN. TICKETS and SAARES are SELLING. by HORNSBY and Co. No. •.f.;, CORN TILL. HOR.NSBY and Co.'s is the only :Ottiee' where the First Two,_ 154:1001. Prize,; were sold, and also where the Two First. 1 %6001. Prizes were s old ; besides I . . . of . . . k.25 . ,0ct0 .- 21 . 20,000 . . 33 i 21. . 1 5 2 5 - ,„ 2,000 -78 ' 1,000 : 101 . . . -. . . h AU of which were paid on Demand. ;ttrdersby Post or Carrier, executed with Fidelity and Dis batch. _ . .. . - , . , Printed for J. Walker'; E. Wint,rave ' • It. Lea; J. Nunn; Co:; Longman, White, Cochrane, and Longman,; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; J. Cutkell; LiLkington, Allen; and Co-; E. Jef frey and J. Faulder. O 1 the same publishers may be had ? just published, r e , .‘• Edi - ;:ioas of - , , . , • Dr. Smith's Translatien at Thuevdides 2 vols. '8vo: Tice , ~ 21s. in boards. . . AA n. ley's Translation. of Xenophon's Institution bf Cyrus, Bvo. pr i ce 10s. 6d,' in b .- o , trds • . • • , : The Conditions of tke Contract mag 5e actn rt t 7 e Secreta rili Office,.at this 1 jlce; or by arp:ging , to ilfr. Hobbs,' Papecior of Repairs; at Hie .lArctjhty's. ViclualLug-yarn, at DeptfOr. So Regard will be had to cry render in wh,f,ch ti,e Price ei 4 :211 not Le inserted if - vrdsat cr that shalt not be delivered to t,ie Board oLfore Une o' Clock on tlic said Friday, of dune or unless the Person who makes the Tenc'er, or some Person on his• be,iezij; caenifs, to 4:11-suicr. wizen called Ar. This :thy, po.;,nisied, in. Octavo, price Ins. 6d.- 11 IC dOCOSMOGAAPHY ; or, A Piece of IV.i. Clic. World Discorent: Essays and CharacLers. JOHN - Of Christ-Church and Met -, -i,Colieges, Oxford, and Bishop of Skisisbury: W The Eleventh Edition. To •Nhicli are added, Notes, and an Afipeqdix, By Pt-1,1 4 1P . • Fellow of zt."Joutt's College, Oxford. London : l'clated for Julia S. ,laines's-street ; and Wlhte dud. Coctirdne, Heet-street. Extract from the Mout - J.lly Iteviow for Fe icuary, 1812. 44 \%e i,ecounnend the prrosal, tio , w .tic to eycly,4:lo.Ni of Readers, !ince it is in truth`ast...rre-h , ....1e ci wit and wiis - - - - Th, old faSinoned dress in which those acute strictures on life a ppear, whiir it takes little or nothing from their adds lunch to their force and iess. • value of Dr. PREE.AAN'S GUI. - FA I. SA KIS has been so long proved, that t,ie present ,day can best a eon - pait:op w 'Ali it, tit ail the dilferent stages of a 'Certain Disease., which is ,11..ct,:ally cures, and' eradicates trofft the habtr, with tt.e witittel feelings and exposure that wit-trout debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from 4usi. ne,s, or l es , ri,ltton of' diet The radical virtues of these ines.titnable Drops have proved their claim, to public appto• bation, for more than thirty years. In all Ow debility ot both sexes they prove a never._ Restorative, whether the debtlitY, is produced by tooliee use of Pllfeitry,' by pleasures, or the etreets of a warm climate. To. Travel ers t and tkose going abroad, they ,cannot be - recommended ton stroitgly, as they.will receive a safe; speedy, and complete Cure, in all. old'stubbnrii G Wets; andevely Weakness that. arfee.ts the Bladder and Organs Of -Urine. 13y its efficacy .rna.,y Woolen have become Mothers, who for mai,yyeats had. been deprived of that.happiness. • ON THURSDAY NEXT THE -WHOLE OF . 'THE LOT , TERY WILL BE DRA.WN. LITTLE LOWERY, . , Win' an d 'Co_ (the Cor.ractors) rescctrAlly 1 ..3 inform the Public, that the iirrr LE, LOTTERY will be drawn oathe KING'S BIRTH-DAY. - - There are only 1,000 Tickets, with the following GRAND SCHEME. ,: 2 2 3 - This Da.y wai p,i4lisiled, price 2s: 6d. - , a I ..1:It The preceding 'Twenty-Four. .Nualners form aireaoy - 3 - Your Volumes, Svc) which ii..:i be 'had of J. Juii.nson and 4 - - : .' 4 -IS a . . 24'0 • ~l'? 20 , Spanish America, &c. - ice. • - - . : .. - no ,any Bookseller in 4su . 4O . . ... .. . . - 1,,,,,,00 the Eingdom, WhO may "rogOurry receive the Numbers'frota CO ~ . - - - " - 106 . ~ . ~ 1)310 . . . , . . Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. Cheap: cornerof Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belam - and Sikarp,- 'Portsmouth; Hall and. Johnson, Gosport ; ; mat, WiSton,,MAlory, and •I,nies, Portsea ; Trewinan, Lxeter ; Cookworthy, 'Glenville, Gilbert, and 1-10x1 . 1nd, , Plymouth ; Newbury; Dublin; Bater . and M u!ti I;lasgOW ; Mande6ton, .Scott, and Cargil, Edit) , itourgt, ; Crutwell, 130,1 i aoss ;and Iluli G•regson and LIN erpool ; Staines and'. Lynch, 114,incitester ; Bowrii, - Norwis.:lt.; Knott and LI oy :1, •BP n - nrgh:xin ; re. k,ory, Biigiston ; Exiwards and, Penny ; and ,most Medicine, \Tendert!, rn Bottles - at 4.5. yl. 45 6d.. auca .225. SPANISH BALLADS, ILLUSTRATIVE OF DON QUIXOTTE. . . . . This DUy WAS published, • - In Two handsome Volun,es, Crown Octavo, oti very fine pa per, price 11. is. in boards, THE, HisToity of CHARLES the GREAT and fcom the Latin of Abp. Turpin, in iryanbeith's Lives' hfEeelesias‘icaL Writers ; together \AO the most celebrated Ancient Ballads. of the Twelve Peers of France, mentioned so, frequently in Don , Quixotte, taken from A very scarce Volume in Spanish in the Possession of the Editor,- with English Metrical Versions. • • By THOMAS TODD. These Ballads illustrate Don auixOtte more than any other Book, and will tilereforc ne .i.)nsidered a valuable Acquisition 'to the Admirers of the inimitable Cervantes. • Printed for T. Loose), , y, Old Broad-street, Exchange; T. Kodd, 2, Gkeii.L, iNc.vp,r:-strett, Long Acre ; Wilson and Co. EdinkAtigh i• 0.1'11W:1 - 14, Rotiford,Huld. TICKETS and SHARES are selling, at SWIFT and Co.'! Ofi.i6es,' No. iY, Pnultry, No. 12., Charing-cross, and- No. 31, Altigate High-Areet. RENOVATED HEALTH. ...., . . . . 1i47A.Rp,8UP,1174,.and Wip.. NUM,. Stock - . s., respectfulltinform the Public, that TICKETS kild SHARES fort he ensuing LOTTERY, : are now on sale at their Office, No: 93, Royal Excliatio - e-, Condon. , In this Lottery, Which consists cat only, 8,000 Tieltefs; the ‘ .l -Pital Prizes are nearly as great,'hoth in Number and Value, It in the last consisting of 1 , 2;00(); and: the Drawing , - ‘,Oikli II he determined in Doe Day', will take place on the 4th of J UNE, the KING'S BIRTH-DAY. - . • I T.lins been too frennentiy the subjea ofjust in.!, -, . general reprobaikm, t;:at tr,-..,0. destitute or tai. elernciitsol the •1110 1 .1:.a: ail haVe QI:L1 , 2:0 , tileir:SciVcs 45 can,ii ;:at:.;; f o r public pationagJiti rht pr,:ession of ?;i', , %;; , .: I-or the purpose of doing justice to I !:, :..:sulz , :1 ::ear 5tu1.: , ,,-; and ex I;c:tit:rice, and to preve , tt uslroui :;eiog cii.. - ,ssed a , .riong those einpirics whose imprudent preten,ions have, u:-.1 - ,:ttinately'fbr soz.lety, been too favodiably received; we beg, leave to, submi: to the liberal and enikliteneit a laitiit'ul statetne,:t of our ; pursuits and ac.. quirtinelits. ratter tiavii, recci , , ~.:.. 3 reguiat rrie4tical edtica. tnin es the pupils of . .%."..ssts, ..52::,d.e11, and liliz.ar4,- . whoze.. lettuces a;:cipraztice. we f;areit.zi I y trre;:deil, as professors and surKeoris. or Oa, I.oulon ll , ,:ipit :. I ; w , - , co..t;!recL 6urselveS as studentsin tia,': justly telebratrd seho,:i fo r medical ac q- 0 ir, ; ,.. merit, the Reval Coli: ! ;e of lidiniaorgli, arri. Sven; liistruete;!. in the dacrer . o hranciirs of atiat, - ,::;ny, 5im.:,,,.• iti - 1,;, y, the theory , totaCtice of idly sic, chemistry, antdv.ifery .r , l..s.tzny,..ic. etc. by.those eminent professors, DIS. Milttlif,;(; rewiryi Bla c k, HarniltOn. Duncan and Rutherford. %;,14rAist vie 5i1311 - h 1 iic deemed presumptuous in saying that our ?rotEcie!....s a:IG acs uireirients are:ft ,t inconsiderable.' Hay il,g ror a IOiV, C.T.t.,S of years made V enereal.mriplaints, and ttie varioiri of , Debility, the 'iittictilar object et our - 4 , ..c,itit:s and pra:.ii..e.. it will, we hope,. be allowed that voe itApte actiurred stip,?r , ,lr kilowietlge of their treatment and cure. Ir. sislii. and reccrt cases of inf:.c.tion a Oerlett re-z,tab''isbn-v.;:it is completed in the short i.,eriod of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where Otlittr practitioners have rAle,l of success, .:. 'roper perseveran;:e in our ptan of tlC:Luiletit eiisures to int patent a sate and r.vil,cal cure. . : In the Lottery just conzluded, thNfollowing Capital Prizes Ctrs Sold a;id Shared at the above Office. viz. Pio. 7,205 ,C15,000 9.,%0 3 ; 722 1,0.)0 3,722, 1,9.68 - 4,609 . 5O 2..873 . . . &C. &C. &C. Whei.m4y be ha(); , Feraud's CarnoMerca - a - tilas, 121 no. 3s. 63. Pocket :Voc,a,iralary, g.nsiish, Spanish, and Portupiege, 9§. 6'3. 'boiind. '‘ ' -41 Ditti)lo. cojilog, lamo. 4x:63. Also, T. Boosey's Citi.alo6ue of Spanish Books for 1311. , 5in....—....,....... .... ? ,.1,,;.,--, -....,......-.4.,.. 1 .., BY DIV ii\ li PRO V IbENt' F. . . .. .tYTON, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry'-'street, It . draws the attention of ' his - Friends:and the,Pahlic to, " Scheme of the New Lottery, to be drawn,the 4th of Jane, w 4 tch 2 with on4\ 8,000 'rickets, contains Pti4es of • • £20,000 1[5,000Cf2,000 . 1 ksoo i ksack . . 10,000 I . 3,000 - 1,000 I 400 I 200 , . . . • z ' ‘lOO, .80, &c. &C.: —. • • - , .. TICKWTS and SHARES are on SALE o.t.Errors fortn -' I,, te Offices as above, iitiereTwo of die last 15,0001. Pri:ies, betidesol and Stared; also, the only - Two 6,0001. Prize, s Seventeen oilier Capitals from 3,0001. to 5001. in 147 l'idare's; TO THE PUBLIC. ' LGWEBB, for favours already experienced • returns his sincere Thanks, and from those Yttoris ""lined to adventure in the SMALL but LOTTLRY, 14 be Drawn on THIMSDAY 4t - ii JUNE, 11 e respectfully solicits a preference; haVing now a greatva-, , eI LY of Ticke.:.; iiud'Shares for Sale, at his newly establishtd ' e tk PORTUNA't FICE, t . 17, LUDGATE-STREET, near St. Paul's; • were the last Prier of FOUR -THOUSAND POUNDS t y ER SHARED, Was sold in One Half, One Quarter, One I ghth, and Two Sixteenths, and paid on demand. . . Orders from . the ,Countfy punctually attended tp. Go ..„"runierit :Securities Bought and Sold by CommisSion. Irish Vllli Notes exchanged for British Cuirency, and Bills on .Jablip negociated by jicensed State Lottery Office, Ludgate -street., nearlit.l3a G. WEBB ? Stock-loroktr. rt... vv` HE COIWIAL BALI ut QUITO; . • prise • . .rely as. thc best ii:intealy in . the , Puiverse -tor Nervous 1., omplatrits, - the moost`poa . e rfo. Restorative Mid hcattinitatink Balm ot .Lite and Health, and the...satiAt and best Medicine in the World. It is not - pretended that this Medi cide can arrest tite. Progress of Nature . ; but it is asserted and • proved, that it will restore'Health even where the Coliscetz fron appears to have been - irpeparaply injured. Those MlO have impaired their Health b) a residence in hot anti un healthy LinriateS . ; the Young of either Sex, whose I ntirrni ties Aiirearenpreir.sture Old Age; a Life of Misery, and ate early dissolution; and th.se-more adVaticed in years," whose tottering sapless [ratites appear withered and almost worn out, are the more immediate onjicts of this soothing• taint, the benign influence ut which may - be-extended to the whole class of Valetudinarians. For 'in. all cases and in all ages, ;,,there t he solids are. relaxed. where,,the Constitution has re ceived a Shoat, or is by anylne ins debilitated, this Restora tive and•Rolinirnatinglialut of Lite;and Health will prAuce the happiest e:teets ; the cold and tremulous, Nerves,.wilk he warmed and steatlicd;' the relixed tihres will be. brked and. - rendered firm ;,,tbe must**, will be invigorated ; the. sinews w st tenger - wiled; - the emaciated limbs will 'be coveted with firm .41esi4 the,exhausteo,esiels - NKIII- be _replenished ; the impoverished watery blood will become rich and oat samic, and its- languid circulation restored to the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion t. , f - health . ; the languid drimping spirits will be revived and ekhilirated4 digei-tion be promoted;, in short, the tone or the nerves will be re stcredr and by these means the. whole Constitution will DP renovat-d. I cebleness, lassitude, ansiety,..thelancboly,:and all, other deplerable.sYmploins of .di'seakt will vadhdi, .snd. strength, ardour, serenity, sod every .evidence OT tetickVititi health .will. be the happy result of taking thiiinestiinal7le• balm in (hue time, accor ing - to the &Tedious ter use wl‘tc,i "ACettinpany eau, _bottle. ' • • ' ,Coidial Balm of-Q:iito is ~*old wholesaleand ire tail,; by, Weston and Co. 2-2.9,:.Serandi ;and Retail, byq4itxit Medicine VeLitiet, price as. ylei. per battle. - .~ . Amidst the, tr.tlancholy variety of disorders which are the cflet.4. of a. habit long and must unhal4oly ii.irsueti by to,. youth bt buth sexes, mere are none to .re aianntog, or more diatressing, than those tielnAenclea and '•4 svilielilit qui;wly prevent or cm:Atter the nllal state • To sto...i) persona it must be a cnnsolation to know that. they nay , by a new and infatiihle mode or treatment, be r,st, to 4reatest of all human blessaivs, a strong, maloy, „n; vi4or ouscootitution., in all. cases ii tietilt:y, trimwhateve7 c a u4e3,rismg, as wellaSin every species , 05,-;enertfai intettnati, We titay.beCoosuited,n) patient, of either sex with the gre.:.t eat secrecy and honour. at home 'lwo telt to three, and foini insthe eventin; till a , [tight. Patients in _the , t,-untr:. ate seguestol to state the particu. tars or their - case, age, - awl ,;chest tral4if ot &C. in- ClOsing It rernitt•Ancep . r advice ;lad ittedtcon.,, wo..it the sant% mil be given, or sent vi any part of the krogdunt • l'oeLstire that secrecy, so'essentla.. to put undertakun., tot j,,ita,,e letters :nay be attfedto the a;:count tOr meal and Co: Sgtotins, 34n, I,a7.Batton-prden Messrs E.:dine and Co. have Ct.rrlncates roam Mt above respeetatkie Professors o f London add Edlo.•aigli, , tor the diligence , s,KIII, and hum anity, with tt-ey pe f toe duties aStgoed th2:ll, ditting rite thue they tratir Leaures aad i;zactlce. SATURDAY, MAY Moore's Divorce,-Biii 'c as read a time and passed. • - vii the motion of Hr. SOIN SMITH, the Cr_in.,l rnittee or' the Frame Knitters' Petition Was °reel - ed to ` be received., AnMINTSITATICr-;. (Of Gatv.i.v) rose tl of a motion for Wednesday, whiJh he 1:3: - ,e.1 ta Sine un.fieees , ... - qy to imke, tr , _:stf.!-.1 an Aattnin - Istra - ,i7n fornic(l :a t• - •:e. inter:in. If his wishAn this -ct.-,:pc :-%ott:l :lot be il n;, -.:d;; though as 211 1:',1111rAt in: , ~ ..4,nal tipt • lye):, se, g4ad ifsonie ii:rjer of 2lght andrtaitsiicrl Wirald .:1 ;t, tqr if no Other Ilticizihel• did so oil that day, he feel it, his duty to .sit it a pre)poston to the 1i0ti.:42. on the present situition ottlye..Gotermnent of the Country. Thealegolution heshouia propose, he wished to read, that the House /night be in pos session-of its subtance„ The Hon:ANlember then - prote.eded..to .read his Resolution, which ,was to the following effect :--- • That an humble and dutiful Address be pre sented to his Royal Highness the-Prince Regent, beseeching a to carry into effect his -most _gra cious declaration, that he would take .the Address - of the House of Coin noes, praying ,him to form a strong AdthinisfratiOn, into his most -SeriouS and immetitate-.Consideration,. - and praying his Royal Hi g hness to:adopt without delay, such measures as the present disorganized state of the Govern meat required, Whii.ll; While it existed., could not but tend to ihvease 'the dikficultiesand perils to which. the country was. exposed,. while those evils could not be effectually opposed till a stronger .and more adequate Administration' than the pre sent had :been farrned.!' , • .• . • .LINCOLN PRISON. Sir KRommi'cipreSented a ktitidn Vont ThOs. a..• person --cOnfined in .. Lincoln Priicn. for.delit, -ccrinplaihing of thc conduct:of the „lan or. The petitipia stated,, that..on.one oocasioo the pe titiOnertiO objected tohfs - door being shut with °tit aii OpreSs •Order from - The-Thrii key soon -returned. with. an express .ortigr; from the J uloi ,to shut , it., r,i'he.,.pe.i,i ; ciorter• was : -for- this taken befoTe iclagistrate, and accused by the Jailor (who bestowed oii trim frequently the 'epithets d "'rastal,luad,stionndret,'' S.-C,) •of 61 . 1.- posing his authority The. Jgagiik,trate expessecl . regret, that the charge, •ty.p.s pot : proved, and charged him. He wiiS 4hitilaken before the .I:dil giAtrates; and in •ConSeciatence ordered =to the •cOn demned-cells,' where. he , was solitary c'on finement 11 days and nights, but at last . liberated on ilie ' the neWspapers containing an account of some . converstions Whieli• , .had 'passed. the House of-Commons on, the subject of „the treatment complained of. by . Mr. Finnerty. To this 'circumstance he attributed his release. The 'petition Was-hi-b - tight:up and read.- - was.gi'a' his . Honourable.-;and. Le?,rned...Friend had -broughtl.his,sublec4 - .. forw4 ar .as he had heard of other complaints of the same , nature from the sarrieviiiiter. ---. A ease itad to his.knoWled.ge that-Morning of aft unhappy Man,. of . the name' of, Godfrey, •,which, he, -.thought. en, titled to credit, as the 1-ormer intelligence he had derived from the same ttirce' had - :been found to Cw.rect.. This pei•sonhe underseood•to have been seized with complaint an his bowels medical assiSt.n . ice N':asdei , iied him, and he mica vouised to allay pain with ardent spirits. fie •in'a ray or t;:o denied even`this relief. This was on tli,e iNfooday, .and the sane night he was . seized with such violent. pain, that his ; cries dis tal:bed the'otherdebtors, who came to his asSist •ane;!,- and'required.' medical aid of the turnkcy. , — [ills' they tollcould n tbe obtained. , They ans -, .7e,red that the man was in the agonies of deg ,h, which unhap'pily proved to be tie case. The turnkey replied., that not 'signif, the Go -,Trrior.,d. nitired.to rest, and be col anot tuyb agopit f - ,lcp4ascd., last the turnkey ventured to kt;szi::-b .th; and after'sorne further- dekiy the ke.:,-S were grant :ed. raj's :Was, :however,. Of no .e I, as the pii-or mar? died:the, next r..l9Triiofs. ,Of the t4 - o'ineUienl then ei:siled'in, 'one gave it as his opinion, that if' assistance had arriye ; tan hour, sooner' nint:'s life might hove .Imn sh-ved ; . the other was of opi nion, that even then it v;- - -ould'havelieeit ',too date, A Coroner's inquest was held; and the' Corone?, V..V: holll 12e had niiderstoott to be a . res p able man, suffered the jailor to tLe,tny. This jury the Coroner, his ehar„., ,, i, :Erected to - consider Whether the. nian had :died throngh the .visitation of {iod, c7rr. throu, , Ji the:iniproper cote-. duct of, the jailor, and, thei . brodg.W. - a verdict of " bie‘k by the vi.?italon of God;" verdict 'which - he ) did not ntean-to tn.:peach, or to throw any, suspicion on, but he -.lloped those Members, of hi S Maiesty's.Gov?rnMent,. 17110,5,C duty it was to look to such, . things,. - , , ,youtd . take some inquiry into the melits ofthe case—. The Petition was ordered to . lie On the Sir S. ROMII.1.): gave notice, that lon Wedael•.• day,. the 10th of June, he shouta.-Isubmit tion on the subject of the Petition be I:Ad:just presented. • • • Qn the :notion of Mr. B-11 (WWII Certain Pa. pers respect Jig „,,TALre. j.:ottepes, 'on neetett with ele inquiry- into the Orders in Court- Ca, Wel C tiered to 14t.: laic before the House. Asijourue ~.