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AiEtTINC-} of the MEMBERS CF oft his SOCIETY Will be held for the ELECTION of F ILERS for the ENSUING YEAR;at SERLE's COFFEE °(TSE, Lincoln's I nn , on -MOND A Y NEXT , the 26th In ,iB:'"e't'at'elneo.'Clock, w hi n the :lttenriance of eeery'Member arn estly requ es t e d ; W I LLIAM LEACH; Esq. M.P. iii *the Chair CONTRACT FOR HEMP. Nast-Officc."lpril 13, 1 8 IfK THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO3l-. MISSIONERS of HIS .11.1.1.ESTY'S hereby gtor Notice, that on Thumlags,•the , 2§th :Instant, a: One o'Cioth, they will be rearig to trcat with such{ Pcrso-n as man be willing to Cc:ttract for supplying i'ETERS: BURGH or RIGA HEA P. while :e Ca• wen.- .TIII L T Eit Y.. MAY.---FOUR PRIZES oft:?0,009, TWO OF WHIC.H . 'MUST BE DRAWN IN THE, FIRST FIVE MINUTES . ; THE . SCHEME. of (he STATE LOTTERY. which begins DRAWING .11th . MAY., has licen ho noured with the decided approbation of the Public, and contains FOUR Prizes of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, viz. 2 • of £20,(100 Money . 20,000 Consols AlSo, FOR H E SUN. Me. EmTpit—An old friend c-dled on me a few days ago, whose company generdly 'is unwelcome, yet it _has excited afresh in my mind, :he (whet shall I call it) oversight of our Tax-f Armers in that very unaccountable article marked No. 2, in the Assessed Tax ryers, Un der or Occasional Garcleners ; wherein a tax is le- atioll Distribution of the hemp, and a Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will he received after One o'clock - on the Day Of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, ,or an _ , lgent for him, attswis. 2,000 Money 1,000 Money -.4 4 ' .. 5OO- M o n ey 10 • ikc &c.• &c. Arid f 3 nI y io,oopTuLels• FIRST I PMZE r!rikr, art of the Wheel will To,. i.'e . TWENTY TFIO '.ti,,N.N,131 1 01.J.1..)S ! And tk•SF;COND I'RIZP', tiraWri out of the Wio.el will a 1,, ,, ' receive TWENTY-THOLISANI) VOUNDS!. !odd JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary, pro temp. Inne r •r• • e mPie, April•2l. "NAL MOAUVENT df SCOTLAND, in cortim:tnio oft h e glorious 'N.:W.4444 AIILITAKY H • ' ll. - , N TS of tliel4te • • GE. , 4 Y:4 . . NQB,LE 9ENTLEMEN desirous of pr 9 .oti the tore OVeci r k to the Burisui COFFP'E- Aft-SE, on (.. 1 106 . ,A1"; thi 29th Current, at Otie O'Clodk, ernoon. • : • • "i* Grace the Duke of ATHOL in the Chair. MWHAEL LiV4)NG, Secretary. 11, 1 ALL SOULS. C,)LLECU OXFORD. ANNIVERSAIIY 'MEETING of the Pop•T and IT.ESENT MEMBERS of this COI- ikki t w i l bei holde'n at the 'THATCHED HOUSE lA- . '',St.. N't a J:ttites'.s-street,•on MONDAY, the' W May next. t Half - past Six o'Clock. STEWARDS, I --=A- Berens, litq. olas Toice; Esri• MAGDALEN COLLEGE, OXFORD. `4 . -VNNIVERSA liY. DINNER of the COL trAvEI;ENE will :)e pollen at the THATCHED HOUSE th y. 'LN• ames ; -seet, ou WEDNESDAY, the sth of "inne r at Six Os'trChick. 'STEWARDS, i he . Dr;'Uo t ton, -- r'sq• -- time, hsq. etitYri•le • hk e ti itlteridiiig, to Dine are requested to signify the I liati.heel.-14(luse, on or before the 3(1 of May. HORTICULTURAL AN,,v„sARy ~ A,EET.NG 9f ,the • ()-' SOCIF,TY Of LtIkDoN., for the _111:,'34 , "f the Counci) and ; °Meer; fot.the. 11 t trl ( 4 ; :,, lhe, of,t he Socket Iteg - eut-street, riac: "'" l- I ' Sat l urciay, the Ist May. The Chair to he tahen (). cluck „.. 114.14 e duck of the Society will - din4 to ether on the 111 ..'eis - 6 5', M.Willi s ' s ,134 otus , King-street, St. Joows-squate, 7 ; j4 t " " five o'clock.... mai be hld, at the( - Mire of the Society, .4 1:11 - erci!--street, ; aitd tit fla:l'-h:ach c 2. ;louse verv., "treet• • , cklr- TY OF ANTIQAJABIES 'OE . LONDON ' I. E'ig)A , yl ' ' F. ciTottlf,'S D \Y, V A ti )eing , ,, . , . I i*ln, " . 13 CIF"I'Y of ANTIQr.-NETEX. .met ' at their 'nt r ' , ilts i,., , ' • I , • uartce tit their Sta ..t.: - ;4 1T , 1 , -4 ,mincrset-p.ace, .!'" , i ~.. • '.' ic) ~,sid,nt -,,,Tuno. (111rter Of Incirrp4ration, fi's elect d• 1 . , 1.4 1 :ti i ':, 4 ,10 t? , 4” . eers of the-SoviietY for the year : eu§uing;— lt;,"'S"e p,,.,, It;t4".l'l-i u "• of Aberdeen ' ' H. Ellis, KM. Es , c,'4ll4N i , : ,Nir . B ati k s. , 11. Leyceste g r, _ .. q. I'v i ./ir% ) , , t ,', r d,.Eiq, ,•:-', - • Sam. f... ,t: ( I - 7, .1' '"' klarl ' `i :klattltew Raper, .1...51. com isle, F.sq. •Robert:SiniXe . , jOlt. Esq. 1.,, t 'e, Esq. _ • 1 4 444!:.,1i:*the C onnell, were re - c l i nsen of the New Council;— kii,;: i 'l rtiio. - 1 it" , ..! i t , ' fl t•i, Esq.• . ' - I)aniel Wore, - Esq. ~t,i`r , „ 'lnd, '...,,„ Sir G,,,,C . His e ,l e y, Baronet 4 3‘,,.. ) "";tltr ' - -1. • ' ' ,Lo in 4 4:lageld Ellelps, Eiq. n ;Yse. E d ., Y , El Ity' tiv 4 ‘ " i ci• Lord B ishop William . Wilton, i' . - 6 5. ~ i t . . 1'5;,.,, Roget Wilbraham, Esq. 4,, , • '--orik letilii,r,iie, Il i oth t\ i 'Nc,,,. ` f aller Nteinb/rs of the Society,'en of were el"sthe ti. ' !"leil f uh eil, aim {hey \WIT severally (leciared to be •s ,t t „ . , jt.,.lr CIPAUItI4 ; :I Ilt WI a , 414'6' ."' 1 l' e ' ' -- - I Report made of the q e,,.. Kt 'soc an y, it. appeared, that • • • vii;ige Earl of Aber(!ein, was elected President 'l',i)l,Pli,l,llI4AY, ,Esq. Ti easti re r s„Neli c , " l "1" ) be, Esq. NI A. Director 4 - I, {ii . - y . 4 1. 5 , Cat lis ! e, Esq. ,tie ceetary; and sni r , ' I lls) Esq, 13: C. L., Secretary for the year en- I) g• • l'• i c &i t . . , 4'4", ii-ii"X"fterwards (lined trv-ether at the Freemason , ' (It. '" ,2 . , _lcen:street,' ael din ‘to annual custom. ° 1... 4 .. AI 1.?.; DICIN .... . . , . ''e - • • As, d • . ----:7-7--. Grimsby ; 27th March, 1818. Yal,(l wonderftil Cintt bv Mr. LIGNUNI's ANTI SE;ORBUYIC: DROPS. 14 - • .1 11.---1 .11,,, i ' , i -of R(tbert 1-I,ol)itt lk R i ,„ , ' tinhu, naligater. ec, en k evt ! of Iluntlivt.sl,in, four miles froin clr' t, in , :s . b e y o , r - is h i i a t t i .e i. ,i' IllilairjelY till:titles tor. ,eighteen !mini hs wit ha - lass 0. . hi ' Pttit '; nYdistre,ssciP, di * sorder. first, began . with . I , .iit‘ r i r i elt h e ' Paiiis in ..ny :ides sour' belchings, itching • •. ..isehittl-.,,.7_,heltincl iny.e'ars-, front which :in Ic . liitrotts hurnoui A / many `sores; /4): ,croasitself down 111 Y neek,.. anti .prtkiit I } t t l i i (. 4 i t l i . o, : i t i) : : : i; c i ilei ali - , i. ,. ctt: e tt v::i , t I n i , scorbutic :0 . , t hat had I riot ceeLjinptiousl sad itt;rig beee!!ntinernfed to tali,. your invaltiable' D i0P5 . , .. 1 hia d ere n ,,, f a _ " Iftintbered with the dead. Nix months .17,0, i „ (4 Niirklrchased :r Gs, ho'lle of your Drops, now sold at its ()a. %1 1 , 1 ,J. Unity print .i.r 'me ) st 'flatte Grimsby : MY Pen tli e ..,`,". tles:nritt 'tte lieri fit ' l .• . ..t..dn ft'ot ' n that single bottle, i'lielt4rt4'erilithhi,4. ht..,lii,ur je.c.tttirt: c a e' svirit el. li ick n i i:t , t . t a e . `r „ ,__at , td ,s l ,. ) i y . ' . t 1. e d, and t%. i :ti! a secoud bottle .04 3 . cot 111 i t : - :,: , ' . .. a l t., , 14, 1 _ : i di! God, now enjoy good health. .. 3 , 1 ,! _,,. toi r.. . , Y tt. publish this case; Mr. J. Drury-wlll ail.swe, a' - ),i,‘,personally, or by letter ` post-paid.' ren 'aillt Sir, your 11104%. 01)cdivot Servant', - ,- HANNAH ROISLNS(=.• 11'4 t r 0 1e ,, , ,5, J. nrury, pß:osilnitletter.:te,lo(l.llor,bilussbon., Father of the abo., - e. N 1 6 1 ".. d• I,.ig_uuni A m lan ) elester. l''''''''4(l'l4lV\i l y:. I'nurn ' Nl4 "chester;' J. Evans and Soh. 42, 4 , 1•,.1,, ) , a,;(1 ..?ttit tithheld; Sutton and Co. Bow Chur , ch-y , ard_ , . s 4 , ' t 1, , ), .:71::::di Fleet -market ; Edniards, 66, S . t. Paul d \ _ ;,,i,,,,i,`)..5ts tier and Sous, 4, Clicapsitle, Loimoni . an e 1,1... r".Nll:rcet, butilin; anti the principal Nedsciii I , l .i.l pailst p 10; Conutry.—Price 2s. 9d. is. iid. and I I s. t'..- *-I ` 4 ' - iznum A rttAcTics:, , i.ki „ • • ( 11l th e vEN I. ,`i ' '- . - '' • •' • 2s. LW.; , hy 4LI uuoksoEh.LAL DISEASE; Irmv Ices. a new and siiperipr. E SSENa; of Stilt I t Otps, SAUCE for - e q ual• in strength to Esseve of ArKlanvisis,; hut far. excoiling . it. in.flarour, and has the ad vantage of 'not t'irning rancid. 'the immense demand for it is a conyincing . sproof ort he estihiation it is .held in by those who hare tried ;t. The P.ropyietors: flatter themselves, that viliereyes it is' once used, it will obtain' a pre-etnihenee over all other iitarces for. Fish. Made loy . C. Di iinii;re . :ditl Son vWfid sold by 'l'. 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PATENT _GASSED ; LAC E. r1•11-1E above beantifol, clear, and Iransparepf IL article, in every description of LACE, both figured and: plain, froth the attest Bobbin Nets, Quillings, &c.. to .rate' lowest and coarsest article of British manufactu re , ma y h e . bad of every respectable Dealer in the Kingdorn. • ' The rough and fihrotts properties of every kind of British Lace, mod its tender cy to run up and tlicktli in washing, ticesubject of, universal comi.laiot of. every. Lady ; it hiss the' efore been a great tjeideratum to render. it equal ip.dearness and transpareiterto:thc , itiost valnahlo Foreign: Liner( Thread Lace. The PATENT - CiASED, LACE i s easily disti'plolsW , from any'Other;at thetiine . of pnrclnising it, by ~dirping; the smallest piece in water,. and perfectly. Arvin;; it : il 3 genuine, it on holding it up to the-light, appear as c)ear,as pefor e ; but . if-mit, it wiil thicken and he come full of him, for common Lace has a partial and arti- , ficial oleiriess . gien.it by stardiiitg;whiels it losei in washing. . ,• iIF CORDIAL TIAPI of GILEAD,Is de. cidediy the most'elegant and efficaions" medicine ever _yet discovered . for nervous;: diseases and Shattered constitu tions, consumptions, ‘,....ikness 'of sight or memory, hypo chondeia,. tketriblings of the mind, sexual debility,' stunraell and bowel compliiints, and all oilier diseases arising, from a 'relaxed state of 'the' nereotiS system; which are too often brought on by dissipation 10 youth, and the,gross violation of those rules which prudenee dictates for the preservation of ,health, and the laying a foundation for, a long and i happy life, with a firm and strong constitution. Sold by Bacon-and CO. 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, Hol born; Leigh, 18, Stiautl; and Mr. tie , i!ley; 133, % lkdinories. SOld also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns .throngliout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders, pi ice 1 ts. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 335. by which bottle is slved, with the 'words " Samuel Solomon, Liver pinil," Clii:4raycd . on the Staiop. _ _ * 4 * Dr. Solomon expects, when, consulted by letter, the nsual•cor+pli#ne'nt of a one tunpl4 note to •be inclosed, ad dressed " Alaney Letter. Dr. Solomon, (iile4d House, near Liverpool. oiodble postage." • . . • LON lltilN - .lo * ll RNA LS. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. ploniing Post.] , A ilail from Flanders has arrived. The assas sination of Kutzebue has excited the most exten - 4 , 'Sive alarm' ; and the general opinion cow innes to he that the murderous act proceeded from thePre sent' deplorably vicious state of the German Uni veTSitive, the minds of the stut!t'tits of which have been poisoned by the pernicious dot:Alines of mo dern reformers and philosophers. it is said (hat the Ki(ik ' of Nussia'l order Urreeall io such of his subjects as were sindents at Jena, originated the Cram! ,Doke of - Weimar!s notice, , that in :fu ture he. would allow no foreign students to matri culate these., except such as. had a special recom mentaiimi from their, own :Governments ; but wt tlo not 1111iCkcredit this statement. A Committee of the Bank Directors waited on • the ChanceliOr - ot the Exchequer 'yestet t day. The • rrporl s telativ , e to the • Bank, menlioned in a Pa per of yesterday, we are asti , ured, are void of to on da't (Pia.) [New 'nines.] The Funds yesterday experienced a sensible im provemen!...Towards the close of day it began to be perceived that the party who have been so long beatingduwn the Stocks were now secretly !wonting purchasers. Added to, this, a rumour became very prevalent, and was %ucii, credited ; that it was the intention of the great body of er r chants to coovene a Meeting for the purpose of adopting some measures to uphold Public Credit. It was also understood them a Commirtce of .1341111 Directors,wps to proceed to Downing -street,,- to: hold a conference With Ministers; and finally;the laeliet which liAsso long prevailed, of a large LOan being in contetn'plation, was very co'nfidently reltre sentet! to he without foundation, or at least, that if any Loan whatever should he needed, it vvotild he but of small amount. It is not to be wondered at that these vatiotis causes, :411 operating in the same direction, 'should haverodiiced tire vireo which we liti't already 41„icr:1, of improvin g ; the stare of thf. - ; r niids, whitTi lett off with every up.... pearance of a further rise. ' plorning Arlould] 1-, It is well known to persons concerned in pass ing Private Bills through Parliament, t h at it is clistowary, as soon as they are printed, to send: a copy to the Chairman of the. Cotnrubtees tfit,e llouseof Lords,in order to-receive his LorAfip's observations and alterations. 11-is said, that in the course of this. Session there has been intro. dtiCed, by' the authority alluded In, into all 1:-e new Turnpike Acts,, ; a clause exempting the Mem bers of the RoyAl . Family Plum ,the payment'of Tolls ; which - exeniptilm, as worded, will extend to all carriages of every description•bearing the arins,ot,any of the It„lyal. ithercon., This clause has been introduced into Scotch and other Turnpike Acts not likely to . be affected by the, measure ; hut tie oar, once introduckd, will snort form'a 'precedent for insertlr:g it into Acts 4111cet• ing roadi : near London. wiei on those who give employment to a poor v..orhing man, for one or two days now and then, io dress op their gardens, or mow a grass. plat. Many distressed men have sighed, while wear'y it, their limbs walking day after day ;for work, . • , • when, on apilic a ;ion, t hi s distre ss i ng , refusal is • •• t•to given very getie'rally—" No my friend,i canna af ford to pay you three or four shillings a day. and be fined or taxed in the bargain for my, liberality : let the garden be as it is all can do it myself." So many small gardens as there are round the outskirts of this vast Metropolis, this tax has • checked ,a very considerable portion of employ meat that otherwise would have been,afforOd for this particular det , cription of men. I cannot Vut think it must have been, and still continmes, all oversi 4 ht of OA Ministers, who are laudably en deavouring to extend employment, to s , :tfer this bar to remain one moment lunger as check to their exertions. Surrey:, April 19. , FOR .THE SUN. JUNIUS. A BR rroN. MR. EDITOR—Ever since this towering writer took leave of -the public, in 1772, cutiosity has been more or less upon the stretch, teknow 'who he was ; as if the discovery would add tcr his tit, or depreciate his abilities. One person said • he was Single-speech flimilton, a Met!lb,:r re . Marked for having only spoken once in the llouse Of - Commons ;• another said he was Mr. Donning . ; f 'another Lord' George Ge.rinaine ; arlOti,er 'Burke ; and another Mr. Francis ; although in their writings there was not the least semblance 1 . 0 the pithy declamation of Junius. Curiosity then slumbered. The late Henry Samiron Wood fall, who printed and published his letters in Lis daily paper, having declared that he reeeiveil then,. in the following words, "If you approve me, print foe ; if not, burn hie s ." He did the former, and, fOr publishing the letter to the King, was • put to heavy exlience iii detending a Prt'isecotion, .4 • for a libel, which was not subStaritiati:T.Jli.us, to his eternal honour, sensible tliereof,'Collec ted. ail his. letters, arril Aim them, with motes., ,a de;- dication, and prehee, to their :first publisl,er p 'who had thence deserved well of him, in ortier co iii..flken his loSs . by - rheir'circulation•in - ti;tiii'pocket .volumes, whieh.prodneed theidesired effect; thealedieation, Junius says„he iota soleOeposit,try of his own secret, and it shall nerish . .wiiit him, his motto beiog'Slat umbra. Curiosit);. was now suspended until after the deit.h of :Henry Sampson Woodfall, when a new name was foun t ; for Junius, and ; a Mr. Boyd, was the undoubted man': This proeiiked - the late William VcroOdfall; who.kneW him; . tagive• out a positive' denial that Ire was Om. ,tyr4er ,tr,f i letters so Tough 09,vre Won I and who was only . an occasional essayist,in a news-7p ;1)6. This checked inquiry after Junius ti+trig George Woodfall-, the sou of Sampssin;ttgave thti mils:lie a splendid edition of him, which has lately taught willing ears to believe Alt% Boyd to be the aittlihr, and not Mr. Francis. ' After all this r jumble of contradiction 3; this in-s substant .nothing„. calculated ,more, tH catch..thd penny of idle inquiry than to gratify. troth,.the author of Junius is unknown, and it i 5 very ;ittlii shin t of peesturiptihre:and impositi:On` fo say die contrary. It is almost giving Junius bitnselt tliti lie who,deelares in his title-page that name is to a shade, Lis dedication that it s hall peiish. with himself. Undoubteiffy; he 'Was ati elevated man in character, mind,. aunt. laiignages soaring above au ordinary level., well .read au4 informed in moral and 'political, constitutional. ;ind legal affairs. : Oite oetwo of his notes, how. ever, are so sinlikeihim, that they arc hardly to be justified .inapioterior.penman, Of L„rd,P;ort is h e sa y s hi s rong 4 e was too big for his mouth, his eyes for . their' 'sockets, and his head i fOr his shoulders ; the Duke of Grafton thAt ht, conduct was infamous as a Minister ; , and. onkel-, • tug as a man to Itts mistress Anne Parsons.; also. of Welbore Ellis 'and Tommy Bradshaw, diat one wit. a ma nik .and .l e:orher old and cream- co- loured, without exper.kuce., After this, I,e was wise in keeping to his motto, Yet Walking in the higher circles, 'and connected with' the higher ranks, he' developed faCts:which'itone• in the lower could possibly know: • Had. he put, his name to his letters it would have provoked hostilities, which he must have 'defeniled by alt act of honour, k ind which, from the station tit Mr. Boyd, had he beett4tmitts, which to a:cer tainty he was not, he would have passed unno ticed for scurrility. On the whole, Junius will ever 'be admired, leaving alone his exceptionable - - notes, but who Le 'was will ever be unknovn. ALILLEBILINCHE. CONTRACT FOR TAR,' PITCH, AND r.mr,orr. • Noy- , Offire, dprill3, 1819. 'pH E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -t k4I , ,yIO.VEPS of VY do hereby girc Notwe, that on. Ir,ednesday, the 28th inst. at One o'Cloek„ be render to treat with such Persou,s as may be willi , ng• to Contract /or : supplying His ,yoj...vt,/,i several Yards, or any one or more ofthetn, with all.orany of the following articles; := STOCKHOLM[ or ARCHANGEL TAR; , STOCKHOLM, ARCHANGEL, :or BRITISH MADE C; • • RUSSIA TALLOW. - Distri;utions of 'the Articles, With Forms of' thi• Tenders: may be seen at this Oyii:C. • No Tender will be received afte - t One.a'Clock on thi.'day of Trcaty, nor any..tioticed; unless Party, or aaa 4Seitifin- him, attends. Ecepi Tender mast be .as,:tonpanied ,by Letter, : addrfssed to the Navy Board, and signed by taro responsible' Pe'rsonsi 'isga7, - inV to' bee'onee .6Olitiirtbiih the l'lrSon lend(;•iUg; in the 'Sams : following; forthi ,. kue performance of the:respecttle .Contr.sicts.:--- A' • : Fur the Contract for Tar L.SO per 100 Barrels. Pitclt . L_.7O per 100 Barrels. Tallow L.IOOO.