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~,,, o "'-~ < "" i ; A , pr . / n io7 6 7- -1 /r . NUMBER 834 • HE EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA DEMY is NOW OPEN. * dmission (from Eight o'Cloclt till Seven) ON E SHILLING Uttalogue, One Shillitig. HENRY HOWARD-, R.A. Seciitary. NOTICE. THE PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK, at whose instance true General Court was convened on lhe 19111 instant, for the purpose of receiving a Motion rela lire to the remuneration to be granted to Mr. JAMES WIL ICINSON, solicit the AT lENDANCE, TO-MORROW, laic 29th inst., at ONE o'clock, at the CITY' of LON ' 13 " TAVERN, in I.lls . hopsgate 7 street, of those VI.OPRI-E -4.°RS who CARRIED tlii QUESTION fur granting to Mr. -\v rEKIN.SCIN - the . stun - of Sicea Rupees 180,000;7and of such 1514 r I'l,,prielors as are favnuiablto.the same, to take into co nsideration a PAPER circulated - troller the authority of the 1144 W - abie the Caart of liiireeitiMliii"4 iortosik Ito silcfi Re ' sul 'ilions as May, he deemed . thereon, previous to lute } : 1,1 1191 fixed fur Wednesday, the id daY of June nest. 2511, : , lay, ISI9. • REGENT'S CANAL: ~t)! ICE .(:•.rebv given. that at a Mee:ing the GE 7 ,\ZEPAT, i;r;NINIITTF,E of the CpMPANY of 31'111Pr1'Vit.e.; af the Itir..ol , 7,Nrs CANAL, hAti at the I '"Vany's Foley-place, Cavendish - squirt , "e ;Ist ~ f 111 q, 18i9 9 • • The E,nl of '4 i.:i".:SFIELD . in the Chair, It Sul:scriotion for the New Shares of L'.15,000, rt,.,„;,,tion, of tl,‘? General Assembly of the gth ti, * g l "'-.0 , 4117, oai.l to C; , orge Ward,' Esq.. Treasurer of L"`:'toictav, Nies;rs. Stine, and Co.'s, No. PA, ' r . 4 ;ir.l-str-et, London, on or befor,e the 21st day of Jane, 819 ; and th:l- thr same ire advert lik , d iii two Morning and ~,., J. W. LYON, Cle; is of th - e Company. 4 11 0 COUN'TERACT the rl•any attempts that are thi -, 1%.1!e to impute •on the unwary a spurious it ;'Dosition ins; ead of the (;e,,;:iine Blacking. prepare!! by 11 Y;and N:uvriN. te have adopted a new Wiwi, in wh , ' 6 r 'addre l ss, j 7, hy Holborn, 35 so conspicuously pl i i r ? the cent t e,• Oa: they tru.,t no -attention to this, and the :Cierenee of the type, w,,ich is unlike all letter-piess, will purchasers . at AIM: to detect the nnposition. 17'he Real Japan BLACKING; made aißusold Wholesale by `NY aatt 1l:1 :'1'1;r; 97, 3liglt liulborn; and retailed, by: the ruizipai Grucse , 1) 1 uz4ist s, Itooksel lei trnwnongers, Per anot-nialiers, &c. in thatinited Kingdom Bytlles I c. and Is. tkl. each. . BURGESS' NEW . SAUCE. -. THE high - etirptitiirr.; best owe ti by the illy ?it'd (I,i,t,y upon the als,ove NEW SAUCE, induces ts . nprittors, Messrs; JOH BURGES"C:Ind SO ns. by offer. t he Public at large a Cat/fir N m mgaiiit i mitatio men etling • none . c an ,he relied upon as Genuine without each being scale*, under their Finn • I t ml.Address, and also ‘ e ' th , Lahti haring their Signature. , r . "e utility and conc_enietice of this Satire, being adapted r all pupose*, has cowed rtgreAt demand for und its 111-. cLr~ge of circulation bids tair tat equal their notch and long i s ,; ; "'"'ell ESSENCE of ANCHOVIE!i; they respectfully so. ,ict - tri , il from those have •iint'used it, being confident 3.., 111 give satisfactiort.to lliettieest palate. Carcliouse, N.. 107 .corw.r.tif.t . I.e Savoy-steps), STRAND, LUndon. M DI C NE. COUGHS; C011) , V, .XSTEINIAS, &c. &c. A RNOLD'S PECTORAL BALSANI OF COLTSFOOT. Si 9 - the - ;virtue,••.-4 - "tch the and pg ,,!flitacy of tiA , .t most , excelleo . t*Meeine, ARNOLD'S tA k r-rlt AI.riALS AM Oh i•Si . 00i , that upwards .of 0 persoll,. , '.fttiCted w the tri,st violent Coughs, Colds. rhe'lionpihg Cough, Sion tness of Breath, and llumptiens; liXee heen'eitred. • In old Coughs, recent and ' lk"ggtantliup Asibotas, sir hi and recent Coughs and Cold:4, ~hersitigs, -ti oarsco ess, the klooping Cough, Shortness of emir; arid ecristno;Ailms, ibls.Medicine is decidedly the 5M4t Safe hrd ••I nod a the greatest discovery ever made 14 th d e annals • ' nals of medico - • It is held in the highest estiont- Lot i nr excellent and salubrious virtties: Volumes would t ake,," stuncient to c , -itain the ma- , of individuals who bare ti ti e ,," it, and exp , eriet ••ei! ;ts ale, -s::•lotary, and inestimable , t 1i.•""• Nothing can be ;ettt. r •olatited to prevent the 111 •. br • t-e _ .:amp air, and foggy ; nor can any thing ioe ~,t`i e \ excellent to tale(v hen wet, damp ,-or wet in the fee t, hi : r 'lnvering in the body, after shower of rain, or fall g t r , - "Qw. &c: &c. Above year!: has the herb (Coltsfoot) i c) ) . l-1 ? which it is prepared, beef, held in the Iti,••••hest ,estima• i tid '!• It contforts and relieves the afflicted speedily, it causes eon- Cuto breathe more freely, and strengthens their eon "r"Ths againit the deplorable and calamitous effects of orison • •al`titk• Disorders. • 1 1 . 1 . 4. Persons will please to ask for Arnold's Pectoral 44 -- '' t a ni of Coltsfoot, and observe in the Pamphlet which is n i , ;"", the Certificate made and attested by the Proprietor >ie the Right Hon. Matthew Wood, M. P. 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Your Lordship is intitled to the4ratitude of the Pithlic, for the actite zeal and disinterested persererane" W ; hich you have displayed on tins important subject ; :dud under the tier suasion that no considerations of emolument or pi irate in terest should affect the just claims of humanity ;in.! right, the Pubic will contemplate • with . Much satisfaction the edaptiett of a useatiire, for preKtutin4 arbitfary byprison ment on the part o,Creditors, or w contempt. and per tinacious refusal, by the Debtor. A willing, surrender, or compulsory disclosure, a;wears to he the jit oasis on which liberation should be gra:ited, and without such cunditiims the ends of justice cann.it. be hilly attained. , Viewing your Lordships' Bill ds a measure intended to effect those desirable objects, I take leave to express m y hearty concurrence in its provisions, and. have the honour to subscribe myself, My Lord, Your Lordship's most bumble and obedient Servant, Temple. W. R. 11--N. FOR THE SUN. RATER AND ICE. At an CxtraordiuAry ' 4nd overflowing Meeting - of the London Confectioners, in the Ice Cellar, ac the Crown and Anchor, , • JoHN, HARDY FROST, Esq. irl the Chair. _ Resolved-- , That in good old hard times we always bad plenty of ice ; but that in recent seasons we have had an overflow of water; atilt have actually been in hot water, %vhicb has cause& the ice to melt and flow away with the current. Resolved—Tnat the New River Company curtail their issues n: water; so that the spare pipes may, be filled with the nt:w.Gas which has so en lightened the Metropolis. Resolved—that water, by its natural has a tendency to fall, and is therefore deprc-_ dated, notwithstanding that the IVaier COmPa nies have contrived to raise it by - steam and 'other processes ; v‘bel'‘ce , a proper stoppage of supp:y Will soon raise it to the value of ice in the bottest, i urnmer. Resolved—That ice is better - than water, more portable, and more convenient ; -because it can . - be carried in a basket, whilst water must he carr ied in a pail. Resolved—That the New River Company, shalt .he called upon to supply the Metropolis with • at a certain price, on Midsummer-day; at a lower price on the Dogajlays ; and at the price of water, from the 4th of November to the lat April, when. Montle's Abnanarkprophecies that ice may be picky ed op in Golden-square and Silver;-street tor" no.. thing,. and Tbreat:needle• street shall be blocked up. Resolved—LThat,, for general,convenience, the ice shall be supplied at the New Rived large blocks, just sufficient for each 16 load a coal waggon ; but that no issue shall take place in the snape of ice creams. '..esolved—That instructions shall be sent to the North-West Expedition to inquire the price of . ice-bergs ; note the rate of Exchange with Greenland and Spitzbergen ; and to ascertain whether the gal puce of t ale will be in our favoOr if a joint Stock Company shall be formed for t he importation of Red Suow from Baffin's Bay ; also to examine if there are any hopes of a South- East current setting the Ice Isladds upon our shores. Resolved—That in order to keep the Ice in -the 'Metropolis, and to make it plentiful and adequate !o the demand, all carts, waggons, dung-cults, Jack-asses, dandy-horses, Velocimanirds, Apt- lenta, stage-coaches, trail-coaches, &c. laden wholly or in part with Ice, shall be free trout toll at the Turnpikes ; and, if necessary, a bounty al lowed On exportation. . . (Signed, per DRINKWATER, Secretary. * o * As the two . preceiliog Articles did not ii) the whole of °or impression yv%terti4y, ; 1:e .thiok.it proper to reFrint then) 01) isCCO , htlf t he utility of the oar, and the humour of the other. ' fo r Nits on- Iriat 11)0C rills aver ast. ;Ing i g ill f l of v rc bis big !hat ,ioi' ig tb ow. sion tligiC ivca bl (1 bY peel cioa all pito' tile/ villg nelt t 1 jU Wed !iJta 4 till vedr OLII N