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~~ I ,r ~i3 , e ‘ , • I, 411 1 ~`c;,~ +J 1 t ‘ P : '.4.o3a7Ktipz 11' . Y t_.~c~ • (A\ t rf 4.4 04 • - r , Xthitntit. 730.1 LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING IVA AFTER EASTER. THEATRE-1401•41.., 01-W/IY-LANt.. .P HIS - EVENING,. April 6, 1816, their Nl:tit-sties' Servants will perform the Comedy of THE CHAIvfEK OF ACCIttE;;TS. General- Flarcourt, Mr. Dowton Qaptain Harcourt,' Mr. S. Pcilley i Valle, Mr. Harl4 ; „Jacob Clawky, Mr. Oxberry; t cilia, 27 a Young Lady (being Ler second appearance on any Sttige); Bridget, Miss Kelly. To which will be added, nut acted these 20 years, a Musical Futee, etiheti AIINPAS. Lively, Mr. T. Giolie Harriet, Nlrs Dickens. ' Gliapter•ofActiidents,, The Woudrimn's 'Hut, and the new Furee.el What Next ? will be left:art! in Easter.weck. . • TgE 1s; pIiItFORM LNG TILL 'rtlE 111)Ys. . CONINT-CiARDEN% • TPItt:SENt 'gVEN I NG, April '6, 1816, swill j.ert'ornivd the Comedy of TI I E SCHOOL FUR SCANDAL. "Pir eter . I eatie,• 'Mr. Fawcett ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. TeTry; Sir Benjamin L3acicbi.e, Arr. Liston; Joceph Surface, Mr. Youn4; Surf;ce. 3.1 r. C. Keinine; Cr,iiitree, Mr. kilincliai 41 ; Lady Teazle, Mk* O'Neill; Lady Sneer Well, Mrs. Faucit ; Mrs. Candour, Mrs. (inns; Maria, Mi.,s Foote. • To which will lie added, the Opera of • .101.1 N On Easter - Monday, King Richard sliethird : King Richard, Mr. Cobham its first appearance at thi s Theatr.!). Oa Easter Tuesiray, ot the World: Sir Pertinaz 11 , facsycophistit,loy is GelltICITll.ll (I,,ing his first appearance on a Loudon stage;. • After which, fur the first tiinu, strtihian 'rale, called Who wants a Wife ? or, The'Law of the Law of the Laud. TO THE PUBLIf:. TContiActor, motions to give • equivocal proof o, his sentiments for . the tinguished patronage r Slie W I I, Ike Contractt 'in 'which he hat been engaged, has dutefinined to wake at Free Gift of the following tatttatkie Bonus, which shall he divi4.e4 stinong the finale's of I he:s and I:;,ire, ROLICiIIT on or before, Sdt u rtltty , t 271 ii I,i I itIS Month Litpril), according. to their respective inainirtions, viz • ..• \ • II VN1,111:1# ‘V 1101. E. TICKETBI! - which are depusit,',l ‘;‘&l;.ink iLug,all.l, ami the sum , total that ittay,accrn it should lie 60; 70, or L. 110,000, will he paid to tbell , ilders of laekets Ras/ ! . .Podrcli, if :ineenasect on or before •I he. 45th of Apr i a:.- ter ail s'ici.cts and Shay es sold will litive a ,lislinguish ing in , . L. pat on into,, to denote they arts not: entiticd to the aanl 800,. The, ggregate ttaaner ,of Tickets and Shares sold op to tbglyth of April, will _he ott:L:4lly poWisticii in 0, , that the Puidie way he enaated to. itsLettain how ft, p,ll per Ticket the produce of the Saul lianas ittuottoti to. Thos, besides the chimer at his own-Tieker or Share, every curly 4 , l..e.i:iirer will also have.an interest in Soo other Num bers, a printed Liat of which will be given; and although his mytt•May not prove fortunate, be wilt be.eerthin of receiving something from the Lknius, which, it it contains liter,y N no, tours, way be considerable. i\t all events, altlani;g:i the Pr.- 40,1 a of Ltittury Tickets tritii.t be iicrrtaiii : the Politic will no titi'etii do josticu to T. 111511, and take toe ,+ ill fur the deed, as ti 4s is an actual l'iNsent of an extra, Asleaniase ilevond the Seheit 4 e ; 41111 When it is consiuered Ciat Usti 3UO Tickets ) if sold, Would produce above Seven Thousand Pounds, it ittioty fiiinis a valuable Bonus,, to a share of whisk any Per sou Stu4' become etitittett who- snakes alt iunnethate l'urclittsv of T i ;:het or Share. rhe IVulubers of ttlr . 1 iChuts any dcli- Verint gratis. •To conclude in the_ Irtogyitce of thr 'sue l'irlt4utyi - Int - rut:file hate tilsll e ILL.% I'l GOOD ROYAL . 110SPITAl f , CHELSEA, Arum 3,1316. (tilt aitancc of an Act jias,tnl in ,the.'iact tie Asian of ,Psrlietstint, by winch it is enacted thttt the oist.Vensioniirs of this flospitill•ttiall in linnee bit plid ipciv tet;ly,, in adv,in,e, instead of lialf-ye:srly, tit,tico i lierehy gis 'by order of the night' Howniroble the I,t4rds Comirossielers for ntnaging.th4 alfairs of the said Hospital, thi t t, ttlt the that-Pensioners thereof in' L•tntlun, •r within.the District of the lti!1 of Moil:,lily, are 1.r.,1 to Appear Personnity and regiment:llly, with tivir t'vrtifiGotes ttf -Asimisien, iit the tivcretao'S Ib„,,i,j on r the rctictive diivs, and in ttici ;c It) their several . Rotes of islisol'attenilance will be given o'ciod: in the Morning' wail Three in the Mier nwou for the Payovent of is Quarter of Year's retision in iailiaace, to the 2.ttli of tonr.ittxt. o Mt.r.SI),IT, the Bth, of Aprd. 'rite PemiiMicti 5(1. tfd stn rid . IK r day, froni the diffe rent rti.4inieliti-tif Foot. Guards, anti lwfantry,.in- Eluding ilium: from the Militia. On TUESDAY, the 9tla of April. Those nt 9d. anti 101 per day, fi i n tht different Regiments, inducting those :torn :he Qtr Witf)NESDAY, the loth hf Those at Is. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca. valry, with thos,t front the, three Reginient*of Foot Gnards, as also thou! 1:ozu Ist to the 10th nogintents of Foot in chtsiVe. On TITURSDAY, the 11th of April: Those at hi. Vim day, from the tth Regina -tit of Foot, arid all the 34:g1 111e,11$ attd ( . ..011)8. On SA Iltitl)AY,,the 13th of April. ' Those at Is. gid. Is. hi. Is. lid. Is. ed. ;mil Is. qtl. por day. _ _ • . On MONDNY, the 15th of April. Those at,ll.lid—ls. Md. As. 4a. ls. 41d. Is. s d , and. Is. sid. Per day: On 'll7l;.Sil),tY, theitith of April. Those at IL nth with those at the,dilferent rates to 2s. lid. lisr day. On WEDN ESV.%Y, the 17th of aia;l. nose at 43. in. per day anti up ri.rik; also tlie. Pen.. Cotters hoot the several Regiments who have been 'adinitied *.ts account of 111indne.s. • • . . It is also ord-red and Ji, ectel, that oil Out-Penslimersbez )ooring to the said Hospital, till pay particultr attention to, 7tl4fr.tostractionS, which they arc required to produce at the Of Payment, ny which they are ordered to tianstnit,totlie raymaster4ietteral of lii4 ueijoty's Land Forces in Liniatin, tLr ii r\ lfidaviti as therein prescribed, on or itnowiliately after 'cl'erY quarter-day; without which their Names will nut he entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and 'hey are not afterwards to change their Place' of Abode, as ( 4 14.61k11 41 their Attidavit4 withoutnnavaidable•neceisity, and duly notifying the same. And that if any Pensioner shall froiluletitly attempt re ceive a doubter ;Jayrucut of his Pension, eitlaer at Chelsea, .tir ot different Plates, hr shall be stroek tiff the List, and for leit till benefit arising from-this Eststblisliment. G. A ST, ?it ere ta ry rind Registrar. lloopiNG coiltni cunt!) winiour INWARD AlE _ MOM:. XN consegnence of lie bencfichit effect!' of rA ,2 lo cFrE's ENHIELOCATION far the cilre of tlyit tits complaint, the 1-100WNG COUGH, his Majesty's 'ett - ers Patent were granted to HE ROC, to siCilfe 1.0 1140 . /S valitable cum o s'i' ii • "tarry-thousands of children are, cured anmintly liyibis re ttlerty t int the first attack .nil inurdiste , 4PPlicall" " f the : 4 4 rn 1 1-OCAZION will prevent the complaint taking any .111 j t °I the cunstituo3, and a few titues may c . ouipictely efir edyve: In the inn obstitikte cases, perserm eliee tits desirud etiefet ; and no remedy can be so well,calcu ,24,..',"Thchildrea.as this, fur it -requires no • iliedicine to be letrinWardly. Ab e t' hn: cale eau this medicine lie genbine tinitiss signol on ! ,, , ItiPPisr by .1. ROCHE, and on every 'stamp the 1:11111cS 0%,„1 " 0 0. blworch, St*Paul t s Cittsrch-yard. -nice 4*• B. lk, 2s. per bad C s r t'! E. Edwatils, CC. St. Paul's, on the Foot-ways and oli ktiaithLeiNtutert itt Medicitics• SAVING To . COLONELS OF 1111.,GINIEN. • JBTEMENS bes . to . iliforin COLONELS !ive to CLOTLII; REGINII'.NTS, that Fie will, fur , nigh then . ) with Ciothin;, !times, Shirts. dee. &c. at N'ire per (Jew. less in Price than urhat they are now paying on the same Credit,. and fur auy number of years I hat roay be agreed vu.---No. 0, Upper Ttitisues;:stsuut, near Bla'ckfriars-Oridge. • TIIE E,A - ,JA BLACK IN(4, made by Divy . and Martin, 97, High Holhoroi—:-Thicinasti— ruable with half the usual. tiaaour,, prthhies a - most brilliant ,Jet-black, fully upl4l to the highest affords peculiar Nolo isliment to tie Leather t will not' son Vie hue,t Linen ; is perleGtl free from:toy iniplea , sant smell, and will retain its Virtues in RUNT Caiwate. Sold retail by the principal and Ministers, in the United Kingdom. lIART VI. of the PICTURESQUE I)ELI NEATION of thy SOUTHERN CO.IST of ENf by W. B. G . ,COOi;.E, mil J. M. VIS. "r",:jt. NElt, published un the FiRS 1' .1; 4. -; Plielted fur Julio Marmy, A Ibetuarls:-Vrvet ; and A. 41 Arch ; and J. M. i.ir Latdsutr , Cortihili; and E. Lloyd, Icy-street. • l'his Pay was . publi,lied, price is. &I. HE SPEEC:II ot eIiAItLILS C.tVESTERN, . tin the DIsTRE§EIIsT.VrE tit the ..l[iltl- CtJLT[llil: of the KttitiDONl, • Printed turltuttdtutilCaltti.i, Bootsellers to High ness the Prioce Regent, bo, • of whom may he had, . Mr. Western's Speech on the Corn Ltwio, Second Edition, price Is. Gd. Mr. ‘Vestcrit's Letter to tis Constituents on the Subject of the Foreign Corn Trade, price is. Thisp)ay was published, in 4 X'nts. 12ino. the Second F.,l;tion, • • price 11..15. in hoards, Tr 1.1 E 'RECL U.S E of NOItWA F.--- fly ANNA 11.11t1.1 POItTER. Ptiutsd for Imnionitn, Hurst,' Rees, Orme and Drown, Pa tcynoster-row whom norhe had, by the sane Au:bor, 1 Tln Hunearian lirulhip, in 3 vols." 121u*. tin!. T i; iiis. 2. Doi, Sel),tv.i.. it ; ' ITN House of Dragirtza. Mito ricd; 1'4.1`,. I 211) , ). price I I. Is. Thif I);i:k;,%ras handsomely pr, ottL , l Thi•,!a large 'lll4ata Valume*, price ql. wit!. a Froutlspkcv to each I'olitair awl a Nlftp, • OrtIGINol 11)(iLATI1Y, ..a. lt scer from . fiistorfeal Tirstiruony Awl Circotuitan- By C.S.. FABER, lic.r.tor of tottr-Netvton. 'farm. 101' F. G. 'uotl J. Vtol's ; Payne :1.1,1 Pitll,mall; atla Mr; and by the I;uolisellh's of ()Nitwit, , , %itt prtitiithect, 1 Volume grd. price 144, iiiuttrittell with n Map, exhibiting the Itoutci If the Lit - tons Artnin4, j i I TO HY 1 1 , .. r 11 c; c; 'NAIL lit SPA IN and SATU APRIL 0 ; 1816. IMPERIA.I.; PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, AritlL 6. . The Hortie niet•at ten o'clock' ri tine Morning, and proceeded it) Appeahi. l thionaparte's Detention the St: Helena Intercourse tind sonic other 'Bills, were 'brought, up .front tile Huse of Commons by Mr. Brogden, Mr. Lyttleton, ,anti other Members. 1117SSIAN LOAN IN HOLLAND. ,; Lord. KING. asked , the . Nobia Earl (Liverpool} Whether there was any objection to present an Account of the .Swats paid by this Country for Interest and Sinking ilsond of the ttlissititt Dutch Lotto ? The Treaty relative to this master stated, to the preamble ; that the King ofthe Netherlands. was- desitritt‘ to tuajte,a suitable return to those svlto had•ex veiled the French, and restored !inn to his country; and the. suitable retard to this country, which hail Inateri,ffly contributed-to these events, was. that he accepted from us the interest of two millions of money: '.l'he. general appro..- hation of tire Treaties dill übt. imply . nn approba-„, tion of all their details.• ••• . , The Earl of Ltraaroot, taid, '.that the subject' ,of the Treaty hail been hi jhe last and presetpt .Session diicussed and approved 0f... • Certainly the approval of the Treaties gtnerallv itnplied an ap-- ps:ohat ion of the principle of,. this 'treaty. Ito as to tile nefotua, he thought it had been before.'On the table. If the Noble . Lord had looked at the papers, and was tatistied that it had not been pro duced, then certainly lie could have'no objection to the account. • Alter a few words front the Earl at Rosst.N'N and Lord IluLt.iwo, the Illation was made and agreed to. • Lord GeENVIGLE moved the tirinting of a Bill (as tve noderitood hint to say) on the taLie rela tke to, Norden College. Ordered. EMPLOYMENT OF THE Al [MARY. The Earl ut .Essnx rose vitti Ole seriona tentiou of their Lordships,to eircanistance hich lie thought,of great iu,foi•tithee, not as it affect , - ed hints'elf perhtaally, or, as to - its inunediate feeig, but perspectively, and as to its lltagibie eventual consequences, and particularly wlth re tercrice to 10 effects ill a constitutional point of view. The Noble Earl then related the eirctunstance o r stopped in his cart big*, in which 8 Noble Fri e nd of his was also riding, near the 01(1 01 - Pall4lail yesterday; by u soldier on horseback, 'otactly it; the vetty it riis stated by the Noble l'ersonag,c ollnderi to (Lord 1110;m 1 ) i n a t ntn er slonwr of Parliament. His Lordship utltlecl, kg 44 eti , :uve - 171 tor some 'perAot) vested with the:civil. potter to recur to for the .pieceiletry . redress. lle remonstrated %t ith the itnt roily fur stoppiog the e;irriage, brit, for striklog the horses.; upon which the ;Han said, Le would not only cut the horses but would cut "him 100. What took place, he could not con sider less than as an absolute assault., and he was ndvised to, proceed. legally against the offender; luitmtder the circumstances, he ...deemed it pre ferable to commoiticate the matterto,the confident of the and sense and discretion of their Lordtdiips, as to the must 411igetthle.%yily.of con-, slat:ring The, Earl of LI S'ERPOOL observed, that the RIC Tangement, out of which' the disagreeable Cit.., emus:a:ice of which the Noble Earl coMplaioed of, bad 'arisen, was matte solely for the politic accom modation, and general Convenience. Of late years the number of Levee dayior Drawing.rooms had, from obvious circumstances, deciiastul ; Miturally . the crowds %vivito curiosity' drew 10 well events, were considerably greater than heretofore, tvhich rendered the employment of Military assistance,',' iu the preserViitilt• of order,and-cl,•atrng !iitleS.t,U Coon, ofteocr necessary tlCatritliail beiho fortnerlY, when he believed, on not more dinp ;two or i.liree days in the year suet) usskt.itire li id been recurred to. Public and Individual eon 4 .- oigoce wa,,:_the only object in view, and he be tiered if such on arrangement bud, not been made tor militaly ossistarice, the inconvenienees, would be much greater than any that wert felt from the recurrence. The Earl of ESSEX adverted to the unconsti tutionality of employing a military. force on sack oveat•ions,, in preterence to the.Civil.porrer, which may he easily colleet ea in sitflicient strength for ,the purpose. % Ile remembered those, giwd old Om 's, when he could go to Court without any military iliterference,at all ; they were et pre s e n t ealploved and tended to endanger the lives of his Majesiy's subjects ; and he expreesed his . hope, that some other mutple would. be adOpted for the purpose of preserving regularity, which woald not be liable to such serious and numerous objections. Lord CiasitvviLut thought the •ntatter worthy the most serious conshleration of Parliament. Un constitutional - employments of the military had generally small 'beginnings ; these were over. looked, and _then greater lengths ..were gone to, founded on, those nequiesences. Evils of this Milli should be decidedly checkcil at the outset. it wag the duty of the Executive Government to maintain t h e peace of the' etropolis,, and they-were only, \viten called upon by necessity, to employ the mi litary iii tiid of the civil power, ands:tinder the direction of the civil power. In this case there . was Alagistrate, not even a civil officer present, ;to take into custody t ho se w h o d rew their swordS ',quirt the Kitties suljerts, and ass,thlteci them in their Carriages. It any peace officer had refused to t a ke inch an offender into custody, he:'wouid stand Itimscif 'amenable to the Laws, lie would say, the military cannot be- jaitifiably - employed, unless -Where the peaceoflieers, or their nasicamts, were insufficient et the time to 'maintain the, peace. of the reidot on (lie spot. in such a Case as that - hem lOrsithent there was no - prekext.for.the employ 7 rPittel; SEVERPEiqCE: • • merit: of a military force. Thetlictum of a Noble • and Learned Lord should be ever present in their meinCniet : 7 -‘! ft was eSseutial that the people of this country should be taught tij look - up to the civil power for protection; einiVitot to a military '.` , force ;"-;:i t t tentitnent . which could never he too strongly inculcated. He %vita . Ohl enough to - re» member when the City of London was three - days its flames, and not before, When it was ordered its. , Council that rt.military fOree should be called in to . act tinder the direetions.of the Civil MagistrateS. The case complained o f by hi s Noble Friend, l 4 Inuit COntend Was nit a light matter; where awl. - diet , ' with a drawn sword stopped by force the rn gyess of his carriage, tint! threatened insultingly to cttt himself &own. If he 11$4 proceeded, it would be to justifiable lionticithe to have ,put the death. On the other band; the mars %tong be amenable rtii. his lite' to the utmost possible ex rent of the lakt': Therefov4s, if the practice waS,to • be continued, they must akei 'the law, so as tti,' Correspond with it. The Loan CUANCE ' LLdIi felt himself Called upon sitra few wiirds, in consetplence of what luta liAisegl.in this discussion. With respect to what • • took place in the riots of 1780, he had only to say, that he had the ,alithority of all the Lawyers.. whose opinibns he had heard 'upon the Object . , itt saying, that the -public interests on that:occaSiou were.permitted to be 'endangered to an' ex tent, for which those who hell the Goverment at the time Were. deeply responsible. A military tmin, on he-• corning a girldier, does not cease to be it citizen ; it is . - part of his duty to contribute to (be pre , mention of the peace ; twit he would say, if - ever there was a pe r i o d when the Constitution: and the laws Were most shamefully sacrifleed, it watt daring the- three first days of those mentor able dots. With respect to the present case, he knew nothing of what passed yesterday ; War he iVould venture to say, that sini:e ever he had the honour of attending St. James's, , buscarcely knew a.iiin e he was able to .arrive there without some nssistance of the kind being called on and. as to ., the idea that a Soldier could not Id legally called its. to assist without the intervention of a el'eace Of ficer, it was a mistaken one. hoped however that the soldier, thought a citizen, would alWii yS be ;t situation so as to act tender the Peace ficcr; hut what fell from .the Noble Lora, which. ,as he understood him, appeared' to fall little short of thts . , that it any, man struck a horse, that matt may be.put to death J4Ord GRBNvit.Lt: spoke in eNplanation, chiefly tvith•refereuce to vtiott he conceived to he the ac tool law in the ease referred to by the Noble luta -„Lvos t ased I,llr,Litsui likusklf. • The ,MAICIidS Of fiU CKINO eXPr aged hi* :pinion that it would be satisfactory it the Noble tlortl,.to Iv - hose depar, men; the peace of the met vo. poliS was liOppolVtl to he confided,' would give. some assmatteeto their Lordship', that the proe-, Ike complained of would he discontinued. Viscount SwAtouTti said,- lie knew nothing of thesrentnstances of the case which had been the . subject of discitsiion .; but if the Noble Lord DiCallt to, state that the practice of calling out the military•for the purposel adverted te,was in the 1160pailinent of tire Secretary of State, he would beg his Lordship to understand, the Secretary of State had no concern with those orders, ucithtr had he any reason to„ believe that (licit! were OOL peaCe.ollicers at different parts at the time. There. were,no orders issued front the Secretary of . Stith?* (Mice on such occasions ; but it may be impress ed on their Lordships' minds, that care would ho taken, on future occasions. ( a s wcou s id erat i on , 'circumstances seemed to impose the duty), that the Civil„Officers should be in attendance for the purposes_ alluded to, _ . The Alartinis of IluotwonANs expressed hint. self perfectly , . sit I ihhed' With. the declaration of the Noble Lord its to the cote itttended to be ta4en on !inure occasions of the kind. 'Tire Karl of KINGSTON s titted intention • tt . , • submit a Motion to their Lordships on. 1.1 'attire day Ole partictilar time we•cutild not collect) oti, the 4911ject of Irish Tythes. Lord HOLLAND, recurring to the subject jot under their Lordships' consideration, deprceated any practices which would CCIIIIII3III th pl!OpliZ IS) loolk tipon.the Military, not Uti their scrvant:,, but as their masters. ' The Lurl pf•LIVER POOL eras re:idy lts admit the: ATillotry could iiikt he hit% fully; . topiorLd hot 'Older tk ie ci v il Power, pod referred, to the intitru Oyett,hy liis Noble,Friend, that oireetioni should .bo given as to an ample auentiance of thc latter. ._harl,Gll4)( made tt few rellifirlig uiton the ocept 81911, and depreettteti. thy prnctice, which tended— tO commit , to the solttiery . the..execuriou 'duties pettce ollice i rs ttuy eonsitler,Ation of the ititni should be viewed With the ittutobt jeAlottsy ou the part of i ) ,tili.toletit nod the people. 1S OENERM; ti:~u .} i;iZr;v. " )1 more luni : irstis clew of the grtat i)retir re.) in lipain end Pori thvil not easily be found ; Him it is but justice to tie Author tu,s , ty it while he aut.tik4l ti e rspati t tit - bai treated the Cumin:milers on 'oath sides with ;re:a Primed or H. Coiburn, ap, Carttlitii-Street, IL:toyer. sipart. I)I: , ‘,CYN'S 111 9111IZSE, PILIIS long sioce obtaiiiell a ,just • AL Amity in the private practice of the Prop, iet Mr. DI XON,. A votliteitr . r; and from their great succc.,, iiia. yob si ;nate Ili devi, nit IltlltlertlllB Patients o f distinction, rot ienlarly the Duke of Bedford, the Dowager hails Say and sele, the VikconiittlSS Bulkeley, Sm. lie tra., perstrided to otter them to the Politic, limier the Natiction of their NlialOi• _'they are flund- to be an incotaparahte 'lZeinvily fir in digestion, tine reitoring the tone of • the Itimitich. They reinove: habitnal nod temparary. ostivenci4, Sick Head . Aches, and .1 ie.:Art-Bat it, whet her ari§ing' front the acrimony of the rediinilaut bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to ex• cess, an 4 will be found a. must va,lutiiile Medicine to re torted to upon eyery .111014,posii ion occaiioned isy u di4ordered tante of-the Stomach :Intl Bowels, t 4 tld at . Mc . srs. Butler and Son's,.No.A. Cheapside; Lon dun, in ( luxes kit ; ; and.. 225.; and alto by the lirinc l / 2 inliltuokiellersaud ledicineVeuders lit.eyery . Titwn. • IMPi:NI,'IIIAIII,E P. J NfS ANI) , COM., Tmt-nitOWN.• rigiLEvery oinninetitati-anil mAy be applied to all pure tie of ttwittl Paintings. hot it inside and out, tvberc . I ..i,ndsonue" Appearance, Durability, 4itil (Economy are Consitteratitins. For Park Palings. Otit-bail& ituri, Stucco and Plai•ter Fronts, Iron and Wood ItailinC they!are peculiarly adopted, s they, ri,sist F,ll!tts Wen thve.ill an ;(itottisiiing ticgrte, 'are tt Cure fur the Wpontil. Dry not, mol are Anti.;63rro , ,ivel Crecit, 565. per Cwt. I Chocolate, per Cwt. I) trli Greenviq ; [Red or 11.rown Paint, .125.1)0. Olive Qreen, I tes . •_ _ . Vc:e I),!ep Grqeik, Is, Gil. Wis. per II). Slate, I.lrl, tc)titi v co. t? Re, 5;. f;tl. per hitt: Le.ad, •:Jos. to .51;s: per (:wt. lAnseedCakefuiCattle,!ec.&c. tte . C6l,,titi, for inside . lours, still per r,,e.t. Littscerl Oil, 1 urprntine an ing of every *lowt ipt ion. Itvdned l'ar Brown, 25... .. pvr Cwt. Do. 1)0. I)lacii, 2*, CiSnolion 'Par liroWtr; 114 s. , Lhi. Tliesnitoproved Preparations of Co:d 'Par are applic.thle t o the covering of Rough Fencing, Pciriors "riles, .5.'... - .1 her Heard itt, Wi t od, ondcr tirournl . or W.,ter i portielli.lllv the 11...- fiord, which is perfect! y iniolti!tle io Wat.r; --ti.a •;Vorto will nut perlett:lte where it to ....ed—it is of a good Colour. dries very hard, awl is easilkappiirii, requiring only ,t 9 ITC lieattd, acrd laid on will, .. continuo l'or Brush: Sold by G. ITVCON ilk!' Co: British Paint Nfinufiictory, Qnren-farevt. C:hearside, Luni!nit.' Palropised. Iry thrir Itoyai tht; PRINCESS OI' DUCHESS OF YORK, and DUKE OP SUS- SP,X ; I;is 11u eerial Alajestv the Enpgittilt OF ALI, THE RUSSIA:. ; atikttlie Majorit3 of the Nubility through -4ot Europe. • Qt LAND'S MACASSAR, OIL ;..composed vegetableingredients fronkthe Isla tol'of Xlecassar, iit the East Indies; possesses salubrious itud eibeaauns pro perties, witieb art , pre-eminent Go eradicating all intpurities of - the human hair, preventing it from falling ott or turtivng grey, strengthens the weakest hair, and menders it thick and long on 'the italdest pitectis also a beautiful strong curls which it preserves pi:in.'s damp %%father; proi:ores a heanti. fill gloss anti pleasant perfume ;_ also Whisker*, Eye-brows, tic.lt is.perfett!y innocent, and may with *Witty ho applied ta the hair of the yaungest infant, which wiit render it nti-- niitahly.clegaitt. Each genuine bottle is inelo,eo land's Treatise on the Preservation of the flinectt 'flair, signed iu red ittk, " A. ROWLAND aittISON." Also, ROW LAND E.StiENCE of TVRE, which never fails to pradoi.e nano diately a till( ct, change in Red or (irey - tiair, bye-brow, Ivhi b u e r s ,. ~, or Iliack, anti totaiiis.ita gloss. The Dye is.so durable, Ihat it catnipt bt ronovcd by washing or perspiration, anti is $ 4) innocent, that Ladicq,,ir.a Cent iefiten may dye their flair with ease awl seercey.---Vtiee 4s. and 7s. tlth per bottle. w h o i tl iait t and retails by the sole Proprictois, A. Itow-' Land and S•ni, cattier of Kirliy , strect, • Ilatton-Garden, the first turning ott the right frOtn Holltorn ; pod Ity Inuit re.. spectahle perfittuers, 4/Tlr-cotters, and meilititte-venders in London, anti in every town throughout Eitrope.—Wortity tin; attention of .Merehaiits, Captains,Ac. Asrli for itowlittl , r:i Oil, or ReWland's ai l ,' 5 t, A , r , , ,, the b iz-stature on tacit iivttie:, se A:ROWLAND cod SON.Pi AC:RIC:VI:PURE, . On the motion of the 11.41 ( H EGas:qoxi-; umt aft er a- shot; conversorlfm on tht. Firbiret, his .Lordillip, Earls LIVERPOOI-, 6A1.L0. , WAY, and Imuttra:b. participatea, un Alyttract of the information reeeired kly the Boar!! of •eniture, on the State /lithe Agriculture of ti C eountr} , , W ordered to he I,Alii before the ABSENTEE TAX. ealieJ. - the attention of dick Lordshiiii to a point which 'ne. conceived Of national hppollftllCC. llie tiWltglkt that 0, ilesrable 'rezenne may - be Gill . ly iloivett frot4 the eircom.tance of the gJeat numbers who tverts going r tthoadi if wits siiggestetl as an ttreument for the. IheOftie TAX that it would reavh illore pi.." - q.0104, hitttlS that 'v 110vIr but of the (I ,e.tr14)14, It was to he retzArited rriisfortune tit,4t such a number of imilviduals stuntill go into other c.inn tries wititot contlihutiu4 lull. 4114, at bat 44 4