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PRIL 11, 1817. [PRICE SEVZNITNC E. lba MAD I.IIIA, JANIA ICA, AND BACK TO LONDON, First-class . Ship GLOBE, burilten (.)`4l;l'ff BLYTH, Commander, is now load- A 11, for the abore•mentioned Island's lathe Gentlemen wishing to send Wine eithe'rto .he Voyage round, may be accommodated with arne by applying to lliessrs. John Masson and tryet, London, who will likewise, forward me that may be required. fine . I BF4 j( r of 1013 willti,,l toptrt a li,ol?lerriert ( Ic a) or f ort t T 4' tight 47 tor the sa. !! p rlt . Lible.str' ts for any wi E cot; it • of !pi cottni A p tio r imy '.I4A-17,:kft(":1)17n if .-49 in the ;10 Sul bP. G • . 141 4 ,, ' l, l,th at err. l• ; • 1,1 '1 Can LI of •t 4 ' 144 0 Pit: I /: l iii ll 4 4lN Ot • pt ) 4 " 1 140w iterlittp trtilted4 144' to; " NnSitti k b , r Partirah u , • Otte " fi C aa, TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADI 63 OD GENTL6IEX, WE beg leave to - offer you . our grateful Ac - knowledgments, for,, the. Honour youhaye conferred on us, by Re-electing us into the Direction. Trusting that the:Proprietors . will ever.find us descrying of the confidence they have reposed in us, We have the honour to be, with great respect, ' Ladies and•Gentlemeni . • • Your most obedient and very humble Servants, WILLIAM ASTELL, - -: • • ... : JOTINJACKSON,: .', . . , . . CAM PRELL' MARJORIRANKS, GEORGE SNIITII,* • " • • , : • SWENY TOONE. • East India House,' April 50, 1817. ON) V-is ready to advance, xvitirpreumptititde 41iti seerecv, legal Annuity Interest, redeinnable.,. PrOpErty in tti;Vunds; on Freehold.; Capyliold or Leiise-; hold'Estates, in an} part of they United Kingdom on Mar- , riage :Sattlesiento, Wows' J'ointnres, Wills, Cliarch Pre-' fernient; and %won eligible yeesoriarSertarity ; also in . the Purelia.se. of Reversions and Post Obit Bonds. 'PrirVATE PARIS. APRIL /.-By intelligence from Cads rulie, of the 31st Of Mara), we learn that tho Princess of Waxgs has lett that place for Eiliiti geff; where her Royal Ilighness pays.a visit to the . Powager Alargravine of 13ayretubplier•anut. lier coming to Paris soon is, ttilhe,l t ! f._ If she does urrive,. the Court will be embarrassed bow • to receive her. • •ApplypL'rsonaiiyi bel4men Nine - and Fire, or btletter, to the Diretior Of the Natidlial Bank, N. a, tn*er .lolin-street, Gulden-griivare.--Mattas of Magnitude' will be preferred.. iNT 61 FERNAN-N UNEZ, • Duke fano, baying been appointed his (.;titholip,Ma 14r at Paris, and consequently being obliged Ary in a-very short time; requests ALL PEK have any PECUNIARY CLAIM AGAINSzT to a Pl'ly to his HOUSE, No. 30 4 PORT rnext MONDAY, the 14th Instant, from Ten till One in the 'Afternoon, 'find iti '''l4lA, who, by his Excellency's prdert, mend them till the 25th of this Month, and - • 11 ' • • A NEW VOLUNIE -of SERMONS . , by BISHOP HORSLEY.. This Day Were published; • • The S e cond Edition', in tiro. price os. boards, . • N INE SERMONS 9n . the 'NATURE: a the. • • 4/ EVIDENCE by which the Fact of our Lord's Re;ur-.' lection is ; and on various ortier Subjects.. ,, Tb. 'which is prefixed, a Dissertation .on the.Prupliecies of the Messiah dispersed among the fleith'en.' . By SAMUEL HORSLEY, Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. , .. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and .Brown, Paternoster-rote; and F. C. and - J. Rivington, St. 'Paul's Chureli-yard'. Also just published, •brthe same Author, • I. A Translation of the Psnlins of David ; With Notes, The Second Er s ;itlon, in 2 vols.litseo..priee 38s. boards. • 2. Serni.ns, tols. avu. price " Ordinary, readers (moderately convetsaut with the Bible, and with . (lio.theta yars4 peactice of their .religiou) tuav deriver. more advantage from the'e Discourses than from any Volumes of Sermons whielrhavelssuett from the press for the last fifty' years."-.-Edinburgh Review. • • . .4 We have indeed no hesitation whatever to say, that no such Sermons have issued • from' the British press since the conlmencement of our eritical7labouts.'!—British Critic. Several of our Journalists have giv'en.the Atr- . dresses of the• Crown Prince of• Sweden (114...rna,• ! .. dotte) almost complete, suppressing,only (by. or der of the public cedsureship) 'the :two•followitig passages :.•-•-•" They have connected. with the,sc reports the name of a family which you have jected. I had 'nothing to do-with this fainil7..4 Yon know that it was not 1 who influenced its fortiine;""lhe annals of the world prove that no Prince ever, occupied a - throne, except by the consent of the people, or .by conquest." 'rhe ;Prince's speeches Were , read 'here with , great avi dity : 0)0 they became more remarkable than the conspiracy which. gave occasion to them. TO THE PUBLIC. ITAVING advertised the SCHEME of •the ,STATE LorrEity at length in all the Way Papers, and stated fully every particular relating thereto, I shall now briefly call the attention of my best Friends, the Public, to sonic of its leading features. The Price is 51. per Ticket cheaPer than for many years, which reduces a Ticket to the moderate charge ,Ot Eighteen Guineas, and a Sixteenth to Twenty-six Shillings. - • ,The.Scheane consists 14,600 Tickets, containing Two Prlteslof eo,orgx Money, " • ' 7 , ' ' , '•• Tvvo Prises of 90,0061. Stock, And 2094 other Prizes of Money' and Stock, independent of which there are 8000 additional - Priii.4; viz. - each entitled to a Ticket in the succeeding Lottery (whit„h will be drawn 4th JUNE), and the •Holdcri have' the of)tion of taking their chance in that Lottery, or (if they prefer it) sealing their Prize at the rate of 121. per Picket, if brought in for payment on or before the 4lst of Next ,Month (May), and if the Public avail thernselves of this' Very beneficial offer, they cause the Scheme to be. more advantageous to thew: than any. winch has ever been, for it makes it MORE• THAN TWO PRIZES TO ONE -MANIC- Shares have tale same advantages as Whole Tickets. • _ • This Day was pbblislied, . • Handsomely printed io ftvir. with 10 Plates, price is. Gd. • - • A Near Edition of S A NEW YST 0 M E'S COOKERY, formed upon. PRINCIPLES of ECONO, MY, and adapted to - the its - e,Of Private Parniliei.. ISO the Art of CarViug, Observations on the 111anage l . Molt of •the Dairy, and Poultry Yard ; lustructinits for Home Brewery, Wines, &c. Cookery'for the Sick, and for the Poor r many very useful Miscellaneous- Receip:s,• and. Directions proper to be givi,a to Scri•ants both in Town and Country. To which is prefixed an 'Essay on• Domestic Economy and Household •Matoigement, comprising many OFservations which will be found particularly useful td the Mistress of a Family.. . • , . ;.• . By A Txmr.' • . - " This is really one of the most.practitally nieful Books of any which we have semi on the subject. The Lady who has written it has not studied-how to form expensive articles for luxurious tables, hut to combine elegance with economy. She has given her 'directiaiss:in a plain - sensible manner, that every body can Understand ; and these are not confined mere ly to Cookery, but arc exteadedto a variety of objects in..nse in families; by which means the utility of tho.Boolt is very much increased indeed." • . . " Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street; sold also by every other Bookseller in England,' ticotland, and Ireland. , Of whom may be had, lately published, • The NEW FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, a' New Edition, g rea tly improved, handsomely printed in -small Bvo,..price 7s. 6d.'m boards. • • ' • • - A great number of half-pay Officers, continue, to embark both for the United State ,of America and fot.the Spanish Colonies, to serve in the ranks uE thelnsurgents. About 40 of these Officers urg to set out in•a short time. • TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at my OtliCeS, 'iebere in the LaSt Lottery Contract I - sold and shared (as usual) Cspitals, greater in number and amount than all the rest of the Othee-kee'perS combined. I have the honour to be, The - Publie's iltivoted Servant, • • T. BISH; .Stock-Broltei.. EMIGRATION.. 4, Coriihill, and 9,,Charing-Crosi. 4 ‘. 4 . Lottery commences the 80th Inst4ni.--('Scheines gratis.) STUTTGARD, MARCII 30.—The Minister of tbe TO TnE• JUDGMENT OF A DISCERNING PUBLIC. S!yFi%VRIGHT, Contractrir for the LOT *, • TERY•hich , commences Drawing • 30th-; •rp minds the Public- that' Tic Lets are, now comparatively 91. cheaper than .usual, there being 41. per Tie et, or upwards of 58,0001. value, added to the Prizes,' and a teductiou of 51. in theicharge, making 9t. difference. • • ,Gitrcuurci-tAL ',tins:. ' ,EMAN extensively 'engaged in Agri 14slits, Who d eno t es a portion of his time to '.!wo or Three PUPILS in PRACTICAL ii'itnation possessing Several peculiar advisor 'NE AN V ACCY in his House, in which the iia every respect as part of the Family. A .I <iri. is expected. apply (Post-paid) to Z. P. Country NewS -I'lw-street., • STitle D a ' -------- 7 ' • t/p O ,, Y was published, in Ay° , price S. ,k 44 ,11,,: . 1 , ,0 ( •: , F: tit the SPEECH of the Right 1 6t i4, ) , ItettueiltlGE CANNING on Sir ‘ l l7illiant Jtidlay's 'g the Number of tlic Lords of the At1ini ....,.....!' t iatid for .lahn Murray, Albemarle-street. • --,..,___. tltt6 . p.v. r• A !,, " -- j S CANAL TONTINE,. ill 'il TIN(` it§ 'NE, 1.- of the GENERAL COM ii4y,thii„4l the,IttGENTS CANAL OFFIC.E.,FoIey -7r-quare, oil the lath March, 1817, ' I v ~.k Present, s il J ukii r ei r l rl of M Accusrir.tn, Chairman, ,Ptili II . )ItINKWAT 'AI, Dep uty Chairman, pe, 44 l D s!' n, l, Bart c )1' . Smith, Bart. si lk la L,„ • Sir u in„ , ure,t, - t , henry firoukshank, Esq. t o , ~, ii. t 'Williiiiii' Elliott, Esq. • ' rie,;l l4 "tri l . .I;;',',urge Ward, Esq. Treasnrer, N 47 Aomili"ractof the Plan ofTont lite, agreed to . at the • A ti klt dfo h e ) ,11 ', 21 d the ,it Ii !!larch, I 8 i. 7, was'appr °red id, i ", ,;(;,( 1 ,. 5i I 01 !rotted awl circulated : ' ! lis,.i,, ik, t:li".Y.exceeding 1 rloira 1 1 ::4_ liy Shares of ;1301. eat h. 300,0001. nor-less than 1 Co t lli lielo o , d ‘• ar 5 Per cent. interest, and also to have ~A i 'P l li'mai ri ,, ~41le hearth of ,•iirvivorship : the last sur • Is t - t 4 . 4 1 t0 , 4" e Made suM to lie" raised) lit ring entitled 7, 4 ,1,) f lead ; "0100 1. per Annum —The Dividend 4c z5,,,,,.,, 'l,4l,i,il;ee4yul‘f.ifillf-yearly, to the sth of .lanuat . .y . and igt ekti shi lliltj . .tr, and the Dividends to ho payable . 9P ' '4!";`"the 6i'll and Sett of Augnit following, and to ii ; ',..' to hi tar,' di, t . ; ? . ' r tat-y• 1818: an d for better string . se‘ . , ;jirt , er e ,4 , .?" lids, oue-tenth of t lie pri al moat) , il t ,. Ni es: td in ihe Pulitic Funds -or on other Govern - •ir of ' 114411111. • ' • .. f leas' .'"t 410 11 of a Notninee ur.der live years o ioll 4 .'"t•, „; 0 aY at the same tima.name. a second and . ‘,'0 1;to • otail le , // der the age of the first Nominee ; and , i p t „ilk, iui .1)411 die tinder five years of age; the life :04 th e 4,4 lice shall he a dmitted iii his r 9 , 0 ,11 1; and ill, *lv y aia N o 1 .. , L tr,,,,,,,4414.... a ittes. also strait die under fi ve years ikri `s‘A,At e ur the Atiill.9iniuce shall be acimitt,ia . . 1 las, rl *•-1,,,/ ,•a of t lie tirst or v . 4..lN"'"lnee• l 'it; . i i , , ! , :, t l4 % :t it , t , / ,.,. t0 I . i . ave a return ‘‘ of his or her fall . „Sub . : i 4 k 111411 tv '4 tir,,',,,! /1 ' "net' the death of his or her ISomt o uf e rlit,, r k , tl4 liire shall die above' five years of age, c i t ,,, icur , i I. I) . 41. ' from theist of dune, 181 7. • ,sti,'',,dis c i O 4 /ii)t, i „ Per ciait. upon the capital raised , lividch A o " , eg tet gibtii,i:iond to . be suiliciento. to be anti/fall)* 11:ii,li e pf 14 '". iweitts. years, front the Rates, Tolls, and t, 44 Ne i) 014 1. 0 gClIt'S Carat Company, and lairti out in Lf.l, 4 i'•,, t , il ' kat o th er Goverament or real SecoritieS,• l , 11: 1 ;'/. ;; K iih e d' to other the principai SUMS whiCh may be , t,',4 1 : 4 , 1, e ht,,t,"41. Noininests :-..-and in case uo satis -1k1;:t14 N twe'.'''uoced. of the life of a Noininee during 1 . 4, ll 'i 44'44, ille life to he . presumed extinct, and rt4 /1 10 40i t 4 for the benefit of the other share .: ' N t . 4i l i t i!' r !eels, . , VI 4 4vi Ift„ iiii tit he paid on subscribing, and . the til t t lei , ,k , ed i c , 'ls ft-oolitic closing ofthe subscription, 4 4,.. ( tut , ltiptiin '(the Ist day of dune next. 4 1 1 . 1 it kt ' I , cj r ,, ! t ? th' e.)tiditiurlal, on the suris of 120,0001. ,1/4i.rkwlta,r t„, ° , 4 "a i ',llv tilled for an orbefort the Ist day nt. H 4qt ' 4 "t tw u 9 V .(4 e such tither day as tray 'hereafter t..ikri.„. c4ietklar Moothi ffoiu the said Ist,day of. / 1 10 ') 1 1, 4 ,"r„ " , sr " to .h. 7,vc t , 4 ltr r- ",!'lv t 0-Petiii4, Oil tIC 1 t of George Ward, '"'si'' 4 4l 4 ''''. v• - ' . 11 `e Conipany c° , t h n v the following Lon-' il,..i tiii, ~/1., Alartin; Stone', ;rid Co.; Hiininierli` - 1/41Itt:11.11t,',?••i Cit; tl l ',' cu.: Morland, Itaitson, and C P• i /1 4 '.' ti".", "1 h: 41 1••'.$ and Sharpe; Currie Ituikes . , and fi r /, I'4 ti;' . 1 / 4 /fi le, and C •Gi , \fills /Tall ifirr,•p. 41 , and c,.. c k °,.. ) 1. 9, 1, '. ' and Cu.; 1: , teN ." Co . L • ~ , L (Je b t Cocks, Radge,., i 1 4, dri a p r ) heed ti , " 4 "roke. Watson, awl Co.;t .11.1as 4, , ei t ; % ee,c,, 4 t; • ; Prescott, Grote, .and Co,; Pole, r1tr4,441)3.0 Co„ i ' l ' ' Unare, Barnett, and Co. ; Ro -Ikiii,,l 4 ,11. ''kliii i „.' t ' Snow and Cu ; Hodsoll and Stirling; 1/4,,,,,c1i.i)14,tif,1ii,510dc1,',. a . n,c l , Co.; ' Smith, 'Payne, and Co. i 1 .1 4 / 1),•• ' c o .. I erring, Shaw, Barber, and Co.: )4• 1 c•ieds rend Cu, ik.arquher and Co.; Birch and. Vt.) u iree.li e " ; Messrs. Bennett White, and ' l l',"lN l l 'ith ri ' • 'Mt: at the Stuck K 1 e 4 , 1., , : mit re ph io ~ le xc long e. At 1, 41. 141, 4Z,,f, th,,,,otul!onatitte has been arranged with 4 4i, ‘;', 5iii,,,,,.•,' bralt of .ilt Actuaries Mr. Morgan and ri k ' o N ‘ , - • - loier, , i lai ii •t Eked, fur securing the Annul iloir,.,,,l it,,. ,ii, ~ eze_ll prepaKed under the direc ?.. ~, n 4 ti1 : ,) , 1 :Ir. Cruise, and Mr. Brodie, to • • ' a s'-' Ol l as the Subscription is ... , ~1 b ~, T - -....,.... ,..... _ !.;ii...l,l4,l(lv;:til:S,il,4l,P.NixititiS.;.l.-----)yl,rttA-------:.r,,10N, VIOLENT EX " 7 4 ii 1- • ti, f. C. '. \ IATF,- ---4 ) ( 44 - IMEN'iS, TRAVEL - V . Yh e qh ~ify a nd t u r n frequently occasions flies. I-I U. „ Prtr e "f4d tura ef: I ti l til ) • how "ted 1, ) ,, • -reY at an early age,which I, sf FIN LA • i.. as 'ng Ilif Hit ' Pro IS l) S MACAS,:g t n OIL. .. ti' i l lil 4 l: 34 te I)PiTe."."rill-Nc.tile“l ...13 ^4 sin preventing lit?,lll:l.4,sßiliti'lndtdij,r.syt'llrfiseseti,iig" thelli:ir ; .reitio . fhs the fie eitti laces , 't it, and "/ the Hair; rend,ers a plea .l, Pit ). ~. e s ; makes.readers it thick :mid long •on iit:!'irl';':s.„„',,N.,.d., ~,,, '.',ly, which it vreserves in ~.. 44. 4 t1,( , ,' ' 3 / 4 , 1 e onif '"'"rs, Eye-hrows Sce.'t is 1=3. . I v - ikri,i,'„,l.l4l,,,sua ortable to use to Children's flair . : 1 1 , he„ 1 • 116 ‘ 1 ,',', 1 -t a.l;e/PBl to in chnittsillg id -stieugtheti t— (i,•4•1411:.1..,\IN;;;//'/ Ileac! Of [Lir - 44 - Ilso, t — , r 4 If - 11 nrta ' ENs k4NcE of- Tyiti i I pt.,. 40 ') Av t • ktee- lArriudiat .1 • ) *a it,, 'foi Joitro. t "s er g iv .„t- y a pea-feet change . t iird1i4r . ,, , ,,. t ..14 0w 2 ..:•,, ePTQW3, &C, to a 1,•• aU tt flit t l4 ,lN, ti , ~, v 0...4 hi0 , ...- or ni aci , •: -. ~ the exact ..,, L , ~,, th . l . k. ti „ I „,_ . , nottating , . pL! t tilij 4 fi, 7 .7 n tu fty , . ) ,.' , e . '• . this . Dye more ilitrabie.. q 1 4 „q i , ~6 d. 4 ,,: i / i ' o ,t Ile' rliair voth case and Se Vii Ai ' 11(% ‘ ) ,; 11 , and -,' 6d : • - - , ), 41,,ti r4t tr , 7o - LANI, rid I`.,xportation, -b the sole 11%4 ~' A o 1 11 `g "It th e ..' s 9N, corner of Kirby v, !i ll . , ei tt _ k , ,hy:, , ,Ilght in Hatton-grden H9l - h .,, 41 5t r ,,, :t !, 6 7, . 01 Potiltiiie tit bY Mr S - *it' Ili ' " l i • t ki ' l ien 1 --v/ nni •17 'T 1 ''.. ` 4 . 1 ". / . /' , ' t 1 (1,, "4 , 6( ' ni.. 'ri•hts k mienot .sarner, 4 ..1 ..•._4teLi.rel ) .,„, .; N e ,,: i . .e attic-street; itayley and 4. r , gr,lio) si,ivrti ; 11,,olr'Yond Seats, .10, Edward;, tit;, krri o , t Ve l oi u " , , 9°, pi"' 4 . , J? 3 :. Riggs., 65 .- Cheap ., izt o, 4 1 vi!, ti0.,41,,,eet-marliet ; and all s ierfunsers N e tratiqe;i4 / . I ' ,, r i t w . "out Europe. -; ' ..... -.- . 4tt It, 141,1,:!1!iiikot 11,,,itti's il,, or-Rowland% Dye, and 1 14, itt jttn . s e4, 4k ~ . e Eib o. 4,o .article s is signed- , • s A. RoWlaud and Sou f ."..i .. _ . ..• . . • i . , A Ticket` is nOW . only'Eightein Guineas! A Hail L 9 19 0 .1 I An Eighth.... L 2 11' .6 A Quarter 5 1..0 • • A Sixteenth.. 6 0 The fullowbig.Selteme, with Two Prizes to One Blank, needs no, butter' E'ulogintn than a Ctruparisun with all failuer SCUJsMr. C.—0f.... 420,000 Money 6.. .of 4 .500 Consols e 20,000 . Consols 10 2oo' Ditt o 2 .2,000 Ditto.. to • lOO Mobey. 2, ..„ ..... • - 25 ••Monev. . tkesides .1,000 Money Prizes of 121. each, and 8,000 Prized of a Ticket in the Next Lottery, with the option of receiving 121., in .Money, or in proportion for Shares, snaking 10,098 Pritca, owl only 4,502 Blank.; rains!' in Mimes , 167,0001.,•and in Consols 53,0001. Grand Total 426,0001,1 -:' : - . •• Every Prlie above 25/. -will also be entitled to a 'ficket in the ensuing Lottery. thus a 'fillet nilly train 20,0001. in this Lottery, and after tha►' 15,00 . 01.'in the itext Lottery. • Tickets and Shares are now on 'sale' at J. SIVF.WIHHrs (the Contract Or's) Offices, No. n, coentiiii; 'No. 3S, Hay market, No. I.l,.Holhinn, and No., 141, Oxford•street. Fancy Ntimhers should be applied for without delay. ROYAL HOSPITAL,. CHELSEA, APRIV S , ISM • ' IN: pursuance of the Act of the 55th - year of his present Majesty; by Avhieb it is enacted that all Out- Pensioners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly, in advance, instead of half -yearly, Notice is hereby given,,hy order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Com missioners for managing the affairs of the said Hiopital, that , all the Out-pensioners , thereof , residing in 'Linden., or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, are riiquiredto appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions and Certificates* Admissieni•at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, an their respective day', and in, their different elassei, according , to., their, several Rates of Pvi. , io,o, as no derinuntioneil ; when attendance will he giro' from Nine o'clock in the Mornit4 until Three hi the Afternoon,• for the Payment ,of a . Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the June next. - • -•-- • • On FRIDAY, the 4 Ith of April. The Pensloaers at Sd. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On SATURDAY, the 12th of April.ll. Those.at 6d.. por day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, a nd remaining Regiments and th e thoSe at Sd. and all the ,Cavalry at 94. per day. . On MONDAY, the 14th of April. • Those at 9d. per day, from the- Ist Foot Guards to the 60th Foot inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 15th of Apri!. re Those at Gd. per day, from the Gist Foot,, and all the maining Reginients and Corps; as also those at iOd. per day. On:WEDNESDAY, the IGth t f 'April. - Those at Is.'per, day, from the different ItNituentii of ca-' vairS) with the Ist and Sia.ltegiinents of Foot Guards. On THURSDAY, the 17th df April. Those at I s. froin the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, to the end of the ntirribered Regiments at thatitate.. ...On FRIDAY,. the lath of April. , Those at Is. per day, from the 'Royal Gaillson Battalions, and all the remaining Regiments and Coriiii.and also those at ls. Oid. per day; On ,SA'rUItDAY, the 19th 'of Aril, 'Chose at Is: Ad. is. lid. Is. 2J. Is. 2itt.' Anti: Is. Sd. pet day. On MONDAY, the 21st of April. Th,), , e at - Is..Sid. Is. 441. Is. 4.0. is. sii. Is. Sid. ls.„ Gil. N..od . is'. 741. Is. 71d. Is. Bd. Is.. Bbd. Is. 94.1. Is. 94d. and is. 1541. per day. .On TUESDAY, the 22d of April. Those at Is. fobil. per day and upwards, and those Pen sioners who have been admi tted on accoutit of It is also ordered and directed, that all Out-Pcusionershe lonfing to the said Hospital, do e pay particular attention to their I ristrtictiOns, which they are required Cu produce at the time of Payment, by which they nre ordered to transmit tss the Paymaster-General of his Alajesty's Land Forc s i en. London, their Affidavits as therein prescribed,- on or immediately-after_ ;every Quarter - dav , withou t which-their lkianWs will not. be entered on the Pay-Lists for the s ubsequent:',Qtiarter, anti. they are ifot afterwards to change their Place of Abode, as specified .in their Affidavits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. , torn- And if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt refire a (iambic payment of his Pension, either at ChCfsea f ,- or at fliterent Places, he, shall be' stru ck off. the List; t r and ur Ml•benefit arising from this Establishilent. RICHARD • NE - AVl'd ScOretary and Registrar, , • ' 't • 7, .-• . JEREMY TAYLOR'S WORKS.' • This Day were Niblisbed, by Longruail, Float, /tees, Ovine, antl . Br.ma, Paternoster-row, I.DISCOURSES on VARIOUS - SUBJECTS. By JEREMY TAYLOR - , D,D,:•Chaplain in Ordi tuteytu Kitig,charles,tke Firsyind late Lind Bishop of Down and Conner, A New Edition, to 3 r uls '§io.'irice . 11. I lir: tUI. in boards. . • • 2; The LIFE DEATH' of ..the .ever-blessvd JESUS CIIRISTO.he Saviour of the 'World, with Considerations and Viseourses•-ormAbe. , t tkrit PartS ItriVeLs t,tted - to the severa l Mysteries' By JEREMY TATL07.41),1). - to 2 vets. Bvo. price 11. 4s. In boards. 3. The RULE rand EXERCISES ..of HOLY LIVING * . In which:arc...described the Means and Itrittimentsvf: i,htaiping every Virtue ? and.the Remedies against efers.Vice, and bin siderations serving to the resisting all Temptations ; together with Mayers, containing the whole Duty buh.elirkti.,ii, and •the'Parts of Devotion fitted for gll Oceasitins, mot tarnished for all . Necessities. 13y JF.REMY TAYLOR', DM. Edited. by the Het% Thomas Thirlwall, ALA. -The 28th Editiiin, in I vol. Bvo. price 7s. in hoards. . . • • 4. The RULE and -EX.EIWISES-Of.HOLY DYINQ ; in which are describied the Means and Instruments of preparing Ourselves aud'utbers respectively for a .131essed.Death ; and the Rentedies , against the Evils •and Temptatiuns prOperto the State of Sickness; together with Prayers and' Acts of Virtue to be used by Sick and Dying , Persons,- or by others Standing in - their: Attendance , and Rules for the Visitation of the Sick, and Offices roper for that Ministry. By JEREMY :TAYLOR, • I). 17. The 29th Edition, 'in Bvu. 7s. . 5. The GOLDEN GROVE, a*chosen Manual, price 2s. Gd. TO MIL RICHARD TUR.NER, ON 'HIS INCONIPABABLK' BLACKING. As when the Sun's glad beams diffuse Resplendent lustre far and near, So'shines your Blacking on my slows, Unsullied, splendid, bright, and clear. T. Sol what planet can compare, What morning star shines half so bright ? For influence, heat, And-light, are there, Bail matchless source of boundless light! The blossotir spreads itsetfto :thee, Parent of trees, of flowers, and fruit; Anti in' the eve, the Western Sea, 'Spontaneous rollri'lu pay thee suit. But ceas'e, my Vase, this lefty straits;. Nor sun, nor stars, nor Atri“ CkPlUie, pat to the poin reyerf ngnin -For merit is reserved in store. 'Tis merit moves me now to mite, • ,‘V,bk should•it trogiAlsb nAtiry tongue ? 1 .,, , ,plw w rit must be'bronght to light, Aa4:he to st'liOrn It dpea'belsingt • EISE n, thy itaniaZiti tit'coyd stands, ' High on the annasje,of . Fame, ' 'Thy lively gelilu9ifteu doisainuts • ' Some little:trilAts to thv name, Tht curious ligitiel.,s)tining Black, 'the rare lus'enthin of _thy mind, 'Was not, explcre•MrageS bad., Nor over egnall4by ny4ikinil. This Blacking, NrheOt'is applied, To Boots or Shocs ? .snch lustre yields. That those who On TnhNi:a,. of Saint George's-fields. • • ells he, and,he alone, that can This matchless comp.,sitioa make; Second his great ex, rt ions then, • Rendered so useful for your sake. What, though the rich gay garments boast,. . • And costly preparations use, Yet is their grandeur greatly lost w'ithout this Blacking on their Shoes.: rrge, then, your footsteps to the place, • Of this ;enownodliaan's abode; Ills.balritation you; may trace ,By joararying to the London Road. Tate notice,,this Blacking may be had, Wholesale and As tail, at the Exportatjon Warehouse, 114, London Road, S ou thwark, and by all the Crocers, Perfumers, Oilmen and Bootma‘ers in. the Metropolis, and in every Tuwn in Ent!. land. KB. Ask for TLTRNER'S Blacking. Interior has caused to be published, yesterday, further information to the stibjects of Wurtetir.: . burg'; on the one liana, regarditig the, income, nietices . to Which they expoSir.thetasclves by 'emit gra-61100. America ; and,' ton. the.other, in case - they; persist in their resolution to emigrate, atilt. vertisipg them of the knowledge they ought to Acquire In Holland before.hand;' on every thing that.eoncerni their embarkation. A Journal, entitled : Iff orgen4laft Morning Pa.. per), **bleb is ptibfiShed in this city, publishes the follo%tog eititia.:6'f letter the Unitt:d States of America . . . . Those Who irriveliere withoot money, and without • resources,- find theeliselves 'in a (Sepia - 4- .IWe situation, :A vessel has airived with 500 of these unroronate peopt i c 3wittalund, who could not even partileir passage'. Many.of them deplore, though toolate, their.thigration they ,are sold hei:e into, servitodb,: the young are paid the best. , Both the i;Liys and girls are treated here, till the age of 18 and 21, like negroes: robust Tan is obliged to serve or.fiv'e, years for the discharge of 80 dollars . : detnantteiLtor transport ; people of a certain age Canhot find pur chasers 3 so that . There are here about 50 on board the vessel, who wait' their tate witlitanxiety. If, tit. the last, they cannot find anyone .willing to take them for their passage,,money, • they. are t h r o wn ..into'a Mud of prison,. *here they are obliged to saw' marble like malefactors., till they can pay up their freight, which may 'require ten or twelve years. There are 'bvirbarians who .enrich themselves by such a commerce. The Captain of the ship•who brought-the last 'cargo has gained .3.0,000 VOOR LAWS. It is the opinion of the celebrated philanthro pist Baron Vou Voght (one of the Counsellots of State in Denmark) that, the most efficient means of lightening the pressure of the Poor Laws, are--- 1. The greatest possible extension of Benefit Societies. 2. The prevention of early marriages, and of the admission of suelt persons as do not, by en listing into these- societies, give pledge , to the community 'not- to become burdensome to.them, (itherwise that, through unforeseen casua►lties. lastly, a rational system of colOnization,which, by. facilitating and regulating 'emigration,' will tender that excess , of population which is , injurious to the nuttlier.itate while at home, weedy benc ficial to it Avliest abroad. It is 4 common Vaying, that " thereis nnthitig. 'new, t i nder the' Sun ;" but, as there is no tale without an exception . , so . is the Scheme 'of s the present Lottery a contrtidtctiOn to the proverb.— Never did Huy: Lottery combine so many advan tages, orcontuin so many inclueements to Adven turers, as the present. Hut, as mere assertion is no proof, hear whet the Seheme will -tell yott.--, theme are Four Prizes of 20,0001.----there are Four Prizes of 20001,—there are 10,090 other Ptizes—t.and there .are only 4,502 Blanks—and every Prize abnve 251. will have a Ticket in an other Lottery, by which means the Possessor of .One of the Font Prizes of 20,0001. in this Lot tery, may also obtain One of the Prizes of 15,000/. in the next.. The Tickets. arc Selling at only Eighteen Guineas, and Sixteenths only Twenty six Shillings; at tire Offires of G. CAVROLL, 7, Cornhill, and'26, Oxtord-street, where 7,735, the Last Plize 0;39,000/. was Sbld in Sharei, with s even o ther gapitals also Sold in Sligo in the last October Lottery,