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rJELIC BIONIEIOENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF
WALES AND SAXE-00110U110.
Ira CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma-
triely condberieg tbo various cortursucications they have
mare, Indio conformity with what they have reason to be-
ll*h the 'wish d this Public, beg leave to state, that it is their
motion, shruld tbeir Funds be adequate, to construct the pro-
roITEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
tam* to admit of its being appropriAteti fo the purposes of
DIVINE WORSHIP, and consti(uted a FREE CHURCIL
For the Committee),
BENJAMIN 'taro.", Jun.

SALES BY AUCTION.

APORTRAIT of Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS,
Comedian, will be published in did EUROPEAN MA-
(UZI NE for APRIL; price 2s. by J. Asezatte, 52, Cornhill,
Who respectfully informs the Coitectora.of Portraits and Views,
and the Illustrators of Biography, County Histories, &c. that
they may be accommodated with the remaining overplus Proof
Impressions of the Plates sto the above Publication to the end
of the year 1817; a List of which may be had gratis. There
being but few impressions of some loft, to secure them early
application Tin be necessary.

MIDDLESEX,
Ertireen HARROW and EALING, on the Road to
. UXBRIDGE" seven miles from London.
Capital FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FST.ATES, equal
to FREEHOLD, upwards 'a FOUR HUNDRED ANP
EIGHTEEN ACRES, the principal part deb Meadow, the
remainder Arable Laud; Eligible Cottage Residence, Farm
Houses, and Buildings ; part bounded by the River Brent,
and near the Grand Junction Canal. Land-Tax Redeeased.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrasray's Coffee-House' kkchange Alley, Cornhill, ca
tu Tuesir, the 28th of April, at Twelvo &Clock, in Taus;
91HE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and
1- part COPYIIOT.D ESTATES, held under the Bishop of,
London, and equal to Freehold; comprising Pitshanger, Dray-
ton Green, and Brent Fauns; containing upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES
Of fine old Meadow and Arable Lands, in an excellent state of
cultivation, with an eligible pleasant Cottage Residence, Offices,
Coach-house, Stables, Farmhouses, Barns, Stables, and all conve-
nient Out-buildings,la possession of E. W. Marge, Esq. Mr. Haw-
kins, and Mr. Maycock, for the remainder of old Leases,which
expire at Michaelmas next. The present estimated 'all_ ap-
. IM TIMES HUNDRED POUNDS

CATON ON DEBILITY.
This day was published, price 54. ed. a New Silkiest of
13ItACTIC AL OBSERVATIONS on the ' DEBI-
I- LIVES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS of both Sexes; inciviiing Remarks on Onanism, Se-
minal Weakness, Nocturnal Emit ions,' Glees, Taber Dorsake,
1 Fluor Albus, ate. &e. with the Theory of Generation.
No. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
to, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand ;
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Printed for W. Neely, 75, Lombard-street, London.
Where may be had,
a Caton an biligeston, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases
Illthars. 55..-5. A Treatise on Puna, Diseases, 3s. 6d.-3. Osi
Vllneer Camila, 3e.--4. On the Venereal lid ka.

fiAZARD and CO. r:or,tractors with Government
ILL for the present lixtery, containing 107 Capital- Prizes,
e{ 120,000, 15,000, Ex,ooo, Ikc. fcc. respectfully acquaint the
l'ablic they have so arranged the Scheme, that 20 PR FZEB of
.el,lOO each must be drawn in the first Twenty Miuutes,
The KING'S BIRTH-DAY,. sth JUNE.
The Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so
universally approved to the last Lottery, as to create a a
Six detnand
which raised the pri of a Ticecket to Thirty Pounds, and -
mesh to Two Pada& Hausa and Ca. the present Cantos.
vat, solicit attend= to the following points of this &theme,
which COM:lila more Capital Prizes, yet there are 4,000 Tickets
hos than is; the last Lottery, and the preset price of a Ticket is
sly fig 10s and a Sixteenth
• ALL AtISILING XONET.

- -
TOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c.
-MR. GREENOUG ifs PECTORAL LOZENGES
of TOLU, the great demand for which, after upwards
of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all
Coughs, floarsenesses Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Coosump-
tire Complaints. The genuine only have "R. Hayward,'
printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor
to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor; sold i Boxes Thirteenpencc-.
halfpenny each, by his appointment, by T. Newbery and Sons,
itt. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Ca. Bow. Church-yard ;
Bayley and Co. C,ockspor-street ; Nix, Rural Exchange; livens
and Son, Long-lane; Ward, 524, Holborn ; Clark, gin, Borough ;
Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Barclays, Fleet-Market ; Blake, 56,
Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also
may be had, Mr. Greenotigh's celebrated Tmettrus for preserv-
ing the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth-ach, in enlarged
Bottles, at Ss. gd. each, with " R. Hayward" signed on the stamp.

ter-row; and J.

per Annum.;
Situate in the Parish of Paling, on the North side of the Uxbridge
Road, at Drayton Green, and adjoining the Lands of his Royal
Highness the Duke of Kent, and Hartwell Park, a short distance
from Harrow; a most desirable property for the investment of
money, or Residences : many parts of the land commanding fine
luxuriant views of the country, and within seven miles of London.
;Slay be viewed jy applying to the Tenants, or rt the Dell
and the Old hats, on the road, where l'.uliculars may be had ;
at the White Hart, and Red Lon, Southall ; White Horse,
Uxbridge ; the Castle, Salt Ilia, Brantford, and Richmond ;
the Talbot, and King's Arnie, Acton ; of Messrs. Lowest and
Cuwbuns, Temple; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War
wick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan may be seen.

Prizes of 1:20,0001 •
+ Prizes of 3,0001. and 2,000/.
40 prices of 1,0001.
Prizes of 5001.
&c. 1,736 Prizes of 3001.2001• 1001. &c.
The rirst 20 Prises will have Fl 000 more.
Tht Ent 50011/ar.k, will have .4:15 each.
Tit irth-drawn Prize above £l,OOO will have £90,000 more.
Dins and Shares are belling by I iszaan and Co. COVCII.AC.-
sass, et their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
(established upwards of 100 Years), who Sold and Shared
FIVE PRIZES OF TVENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
b the last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former lotteries
amounting to some Millions.
Fsli Favourite Numbers may be obtained by an early application

THE Only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF
HONEY, invented by SIR JOHN HULL,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma', and Consumptions, this medicine fl
unequalled ; the Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely od relief,
and by due perseverance, on a radicel cure. Those whose Lungs
are Injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of Glutinous
Matter, will find asafe and certain. Remedy. It opens the tho-
rade Ducts, heals the soreness of the breast, removes difficulty
of Breathing, promotes easy expectoration, and prevents as well
as cams all-consumptive Affections, so fatal to thousands in t s
country. No medicine was ever so universally counterfeited as
this, and a few years ago, the Wife of the RA. Robert Fcvaler,
of Peterborough, had nearly fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Bal.,
sam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Dri.geist in'London.
The Genuine will have the Names of " Shaw and Edwards,
66, St. Paul's," engraved on the stamp.
Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, nearly opposite the general
entrance to the Cathedral, on the Foot-way ; also by Sanger and
Chindler, Oxford-street ; Ward, Holborn ; Wanton, Borough ;
Nix and Stradling, Exchange ; and Eamrson, East Smithfield.
Price ss. 641. and 85. 9d.

TO TILE PUBLIC.
'HAVING advertised the Scheme of the State Lot-
tery' at length in all the Morning and Evening Papers, and
re t.flilly every particular relating thereto, I shall now call the
zirasin of my best Friends, the Public, to some 9f its leading
Leores. The Prices are now only 19/. Ms. per Ticket, and
t'he late Lottery, they rose to 30/. The Sizt..enths are now
riv.:;iir.Lot7s;oal:idtaininstho fiinL:nteyLfriti:.leireLthbeyy4r.ose t
000 aso d.the The
ti Scanhdeymees
kit =it Capitals, as there are
Three Prizes of 1,20,000!
• •ND
One Hundred and Four ether Capitals,
ALI. STERLING MONEY.
rp. Scheme Ilse contains one gren4 and novel Feature, viz.
tie poet 90 Frites drawn will cods *Moe 1,0001. more, auling
spends of '
03,000 the FiRST ILtl.r Iloun.
IA as there are net any Stock Prizes nor Classes, I think it Is
Lily to rat a favourite with the Public as the last (fir
yin/eat the Cantrac:ar.) It will be rec-illectt.d that I was the
kept/sae to introduce so many Capital., into a Scheme, by
Wick the Chances of Individuals are much increased, and I am
kapy in paying credit to the present Contractors, who havimot
way (allowed toy esampie, but improved on it. Tickets and
Elates are at my Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross,
where, in the late Lottery, I sold Twu Prizes of 30,0001. and 47
r.aer Capitals, being (as luta) greater in number and amount
Asa those sold by all the other Office-keepers put together.-
I have the honour to be, the Public's devoted Servant',
T. BISII, Stock-Broker.
V Lottery begins 4th June (King's Birth Day). Schemes
with full particulars of the Numbers and destination of
(;ipitils sold by BISH, which, to Lottery Adventurers,
113 be found highly interesting.

IiKONEY, to the,amount of a Million, is ready to
111 be advanced, upon 'Mortgage of Freehold Estates in Ka' tg-
lad, Or for Annuities secured on property in any part of the
kited Kingdom, for which from 10 to VI years purchase will
giro,, also upon Life Interest, arising from Wills, Marriage
..iietocnts, Widows Jointures, Mmey in the Funds, Church
livings, and upon eligible personal security ; also in the pur-
dose of Reversions and Post-Obit Boods.—Matters of magni-
ok preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invariably observed.
afply penonally, between Nine and Five; or by Letter, to the
Pastor of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street,
Goldcr..quare.

etABINET PIANO-FORTE, and others, Se...ond-
ki h-.nd.—A Cabinet Pianoforte, equal to neer, not a better
too be made in this kingdom, for 40Es. shop price 60p—Square
1:5.,,03, with three drawen, by Tomkinson, 28p. Ditto, 2.5 p.
"t 0.1581. A Grand Horizontal Pianoforte, 45p.—May be
s'eu, by day-light, at Mr. Watleres„ No. 13, Lekoster-place ;
AIS) his um-improved Patent Oblique Pianoforte, so justly ad-
cited every one.,—Old Harps and Pianofortes taken in es-
timate, or bought fbr ready money.

PATENT ORNAMENTAL INLAID or 'TES-
SELLATED PAVEMENT for Churches, Halls, Baths,
teserratories Ste. &e. fz.r exceeding in beauty and variety of
itap the ancient Works of that nature.
Ala Buildings of Stone or B7ick, either new or old, are Faced
Ind Bath Stone, by a new and cheap method, which adds con-
Aihrably to the strength and COM24-CtreS3 of the Walls, and effee-
tilt secures them from the entrance of Damp or noisture.
1-1.14 above, and also every kind of Interior and Exterior Plain
id Ornamental Plastering executed by C. J. CARTER, Mas-
er, 1, Devi-street, SAO.KUItIO, 17tert Messrs. Peace", and
Aran's Original Genuine &Tim Cement is sold.

BRITISH PAINT I‘l2.
SIM; C
lAPENETRABLE ANL) A
lataiOk Green per Cwt. 500.
°Ore ditto - - 780.
cilia Ghee ditto 1121.
r4kitßietti - - Le
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vslee ' . -48 s.
: repared Oil to rilln thei
Reined Coal Tar &owe Z
nen White Lead per Cwt. 50,.
testa ditto do. 465.

ANUFACTORY, QuEmi-
NCAPODIL
.NTICORROSWE PAINTS.
Black - per Cwt. 56e. i
White . . - 4Ss.
Yellow Z,6s.
Slate and Lead
- stts.
Colours -
Stone - - SO5.
n for use St. per Gallon.
t. per Cwt.—Common
Turpentine per Gallon Gs.
Linseed Oil do. 9.. 9d.

La:n.
S•nrm Oil 9s. per Gal. I
Ov4 Baininz do. 73. 6d.
Pak Sri Oil 43. 9d.

Refined Oil for ss. 6d. per
Patent Lamp Gallon
Pale Whale Oil 4s. Od.
Common ditto 3s. Dd.
L'ametrable Paihts are silted to all Outdoor Work,
Vera hey:home appearance and great durability are repaired.
7`4 Cal 'far Paints, pariclia:ly the Refined, will preserve
many years, honorer much exposed to the effects of
‘'outlar, and is a certain cure for Vermin and Dry Hot; it
4^,nn6 nearly ccr.:.:4 it appearance to tit.: best Paints.
"silt IA-td, "fur, t:-e, Lilleed Oil, and Painters' Co.. the best quz..•i. s. Lamp Oils are warranted
rtis4 •nl froat theintr. ir. whirs t lacy have
I.lthe.,d saperi.a tt; g;terally sold.
• GEOR.GE UPTON and Co.
btnb and tbt rale ripped nu adr.tatagenns tt ruts.
gantity kss tbal 141iu, of th...! Impenetrable Paints,
1 Cwt. 01 e0..,1 Tar, sold.

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• In a few days will be published, In 2 Vole.
EUDOXIA, -DAUGHTER OF BELISARIIiC
A Novel from the Spanish of Don Pedro Montengen.
By CHARLES HERVEY SMITH, Esq.
. Printed for J. J. &Cadge, No. 41, Pall-Mall
Also in One Vol. with 11l fine Prints,
Nets Robinson Crowe, altered from the French, and particul
larly adapted as a Class and Prize Book for the National and
other Seim&
THE BRITISH REVIEW, No. XXII. will be ptiti
•
Eased on the sit of May, and contain Articles oo the fol-
owing Soblectail. Paintessweev Raroas; OldiSeldrs %-
pm:sieve History and Bentham on Parllanienihry Reform.
IL Repro 111. Tax CAmsamat Plutons ; Some. Ser.
Snow, Beath= s Inquiry on Baptism, Simeon's Teat of RA.
Rion la thefloul. IV. Nicholas's New Zealand: V. life and
OnveSpoodence of Dr. Benjamin Franklin. VI. Drawees*
in Arisen; Teckey's Narrative, Riley's INenbuctoo, Narrative
of Robert Adams, Legh's Narrative, ant Leyden's Discoveries
'VII. COCOON Mint/NARY COOTIMFFIRST; A 'lll
Address, Wilson's Answer, and a variety of
an the Subject. VIII. Poem of William and
IX. STATE or MOSAIA AND Cssxuut Jousts=
:a; dial ft.r the Murder of M. Fumbles, and
1-OW Krick, and 3by, PerifllNiS
tehard, T.'

NEW, IMPROVED, AIM EMBELLISIInD EDITIONS
OF TIM PICTURE OF LONDON. •
This day '
were Published, Two Editions, the one with 120 Est-
ravings of 4 icws and Mau, price 9s.beund in green, and the
oth;:r with a Map of London and the Environs, price Bs. in red,ef
THE PICTURE of LONDON for 1819. Being
a full and Lithful Dzsiriptlne of Lor.don and its Oursost
ties, and of the Eivirons•withio Twenty Miles, for the I'se, of '
Strangers: illustrated with extensive Lists of Streets, Church'',
Public Offices, Hackney-Coach Fares, Bcc. Ste. Tha whole cot-
rested to March 1, 1818.—The great popularity of this eats-
bushed Work has induced the Provision to rahlish an esithet-
lished Edition, With 120 exquisite views by Ortiz, which
Lion is sold at an advance of 3s. per tom, or,at 9s. and they bard
reduced the price of the Edition without rieWs, and with the
Maps only, to 81. The Edidoss with Views forms one of the
most elegant and most pleasingly ornamented small veleews in
the languate ; while that without the Views will be fonnd oqualbt
useful to clime who desire to avoid the extra expense.
It may not be improper to guard the unwary ageism**. Ind
cations of this Work, altogether inferior in execution, and cons
raining not half the useful information.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Luc
don; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Cottony.
Of whoM may be had. the Getna to all Watitanin and Sao- „
Barmen Ptaces, for 1818, with Sixty Maps and-View-4e pries
16s. boards, or 17s. bowad and lettered.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING&

/lOUSE Or' LORD", APRIL 24. .
Mr. Main ND, from the Court of Bast India Directors, pin*
•.
scnt..d o,pies of Regulations, made by die afferent Guyer,-
menu in India, as directed to be laid annually before Patlka•
mem..—'f hey were ordered to be laid en the table. •
The Earl of ORFORD presented a Petition from the Bo-
rough of King's Lynn, in.No:IJlk, avi3st the Eau Brink IkaiaL
age Bills. The Petition&s pz.iyed to be hard by Counsel .
Evidence, at the Mr of the Meuse, -against the acne.
This proposition gave rise to a .cov,rsation of *somas lertrtS,
in which the Etrls of. Hamm-acts and ORFORD, and the .1.1.,h0p
of LANDATY were the priacipid Speakers • and the Loan Cns:.-
cit.toa and Lord CILLNVILLI: participated. The tenth was t!la
chiefly on the saggestion of the tart-mentioned Nil', .thel Bill
ir as ordered to be re-committed, and the Peskiest in question•tia

•
be referred to the Con:raj:tee.
• The )larquis of
,L.l NSI)OW:•.: presented a Petition frpas
Portarlingtoui in Ireland, complaining of the excessive Woe: a
taxation in that epouty—prticldarti with respect to the Wi--
dow Duties—ind praying for modification or repeal.--Lath
upon the table.
OFFICERS WIDOWS' PENSIONS.

.The Marquis of LANSDOWN then rose to nieve,
that there be laid before the House a copy of the re-
gulation of the War-office, of the 17th February last,
for taking the usual pension from such widows of
Officers of the army as have an income equal to dou-
ble the amount of the allowance to which they wotrW,
be entitled by their husbands rank. He made this
motion for the purpose of bringing tinder considera-
tion a regulation, which appeared to h:rn exceedingly
objectionable. t would not lie necessary for him to
use many words, nor to make strong appeals to the
feelings of their Lordships, in order to convince them
of the impropriety, and, he might say, the injustice
of this regulation. The reduction contemplated by
the regulation applied to a description of persons,
and a scale of pensions, which ought in fairness, as
well as in liberality, to remain untouched, The fund
from which these pensions was derived was founded
and supported by the army itself. It commenced in
the reign of Queen Anne; and in the year 1782 the
fund had so far accumulated, that 200,0001. was
taken away from it, and applied to other purposes.
In justice, therefore, this sum ought to be repaid be-
fore any deduction was made from the pensions. The
widows of Officers were at least entitled to their pin•
sions on the usual scale to the full extent of that
suns, so far as it might go. The sum alloWed to
widows was, for those of superior Officers 1201. fur
widows of Captains about 50/. and for Ensigns'
Widows about SOL Now, he would ask their Lord-
ships, whether the circumstance of a Colonel dying,
and leaving property to the amount of 2001. a-year,
should be considered a reason for depriving his wi-
dow of her pension? If a Captain left only 1004 a-
year, the case was still harder, as, according to this
regulation, his widow would be deprived of the small
pension to which she would otherwise have been ea-
titled. It was worthy of remark, too, thaivery little
.could be saved by this measure of severity, for it ap-
peared that it would not require more than 90,0004
to pay the pensions of the persons who came within
the scope of' the regulation. it appeared to him
that, whether their Lordships looked to the origin of
the fund, to the justice of the claims uyon it, to •the
great inconvenience of instituting a strict inquisitiop
into the property of the claimants, or to the tempta-
tion to fraud which that inquisition would create, it
would be impossible for them to consider this Inn.
lation as one which was fit to be persevered 11,
was, however, happy to hear that it had been re?
solved to make the regulation undergo 'once modifi-
cation, which would be, in a certain degree, satisfac-
tory, though they would not altogether remove his
objections. He concluded by moving for a copy of
the regulation, and also for an account of the number
of Officers widows whose pensions would be reduced
by enforcing it.
'she Earl of LIVERPOOL did not mean to object
to the productioa of the paper, but wished to espl,n4