The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-24 00:00:00

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- . .QUEEN7S SPE, - sot and elpp•ifisso, of gout Country. 1. pray
• . --isorr- - ' God ti bitis'and protect you in the career of honour
,
[From Cosacres Itemeree, of August 21.]
for which you are destined." It Is not amiss to be in.
Of King's speeches this nation has hid a very formed, that we owe the origin of this College to
great variety ; • but Until now, Ido not recollect, that George the Third. * As to wbat- her Maj-sty says
h has, of late years, 'at least, been' favebied with a ' about her beloved-Son, the Regent; folloeieg
speech'• from a queen.—The Courier, newspaper of the example of his Father, iu consolting the pub.
Monday last, informs me that our present queen has tic good ; about her beloved son the Dike of York's
made a beginning in this way, upon presenting a pait uniform attentions to the duties of his station ; and
A few 6114 of FutOilurr, PAsitinks, tenor of entire Wore:, of colours to the Cadets (as they are called) at the 'about the excellent conduct of the' Commissioners,
Fixtures, nod Leese at the Pt...mosey, with Immediate pos. Military College, at Bagshot-heath.—lt may be ne- 'Governors, Professors, and Masers: as to what
sewien. . cessary to inform some of my reacrers, that, within : her Majesty says about all these matters, retail, for
By Messrs. TI I. % M PSON Dad SON,
Oa the Pretnist:, Nn. :31, Burystreet, St. James's,ro moR, 1 these few years, an immense.pile of huitding'has been , want of time, pass It over in silence, for the pre.
HOW. Aux. 25, at 'revive o'Cluels, by order of the Ali- ; erected by the English government on a wide, dreary,' sent ; but, I most notice, in a particular manner,
1 virewes. ;barren spot, covered chiefly with heath, befwieit that passage, where her Majesty is pleased to say tts
1111 K FURNITURE comprises three sets of • two little miserable villages, the one called Bagshot ' the Cadets, as they are called, " You will, at this
drowing-esown CIIIS. eV - Wait! china los, • .
":41Lsesii,d,, and the other Black-water , anti' at a xoniiiderable : Institution, imbibe the principles .of our established
'abs.' lUII
high p w-ind
• furniture ' ulittkur old , dis6ice Irma each of these; .a ;or, -at a national -Veligion. .anti 1 jtist typed :lintl . fere.
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• Tn I.lnelparoneen.
TO BE DIS,POSEt) OF, ~..'
A! DFAIRABLE and extensive FREEHOLD
PR E-Net SES, with the tniroduction to nn nterestahli,h4ll
enncern of notoitude' in one or the tiro eltieto in the Wett of
Ennlnatt..—Pan of the purchase weary nifty remain mg mort-
gage.
For further partiestars apply to ‘leArp. I4nrenee,Jollnntit4,
wad Lftwrence, Ludgate-t4reei. Leming.

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• i 4 enliirey lisorgle sear pirlialtiVes. ..
-arrant i i
Tor, "r. .-..e. 4.,.......____ . . 'COliftle, - _
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of lia r• • te render t midst sod Cosmos nater.
nPr.. roof ;
shattin2l! ivieve." a tiatioresimfew "nick-0404f.;..
iiireviatis
,fzetit
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_--.4006. 'grata stattoe. tom any town of Conseguesiti.--Tor jean for :War laws - and. atassOntienetioses.
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~.,,,„ ,7b, rff„.6 44.4,00111 Isi Stelos-Engmes. Mills, , four years on to-ttle, A dozen of very tlne frees bottleo Port
... AMC . Aggi le••
c"... ~.,;,.... c he. Iti- 0-0 Carl'. and I"'"'llerY I wine. And Q 6 dozen of eery A• Id irSh y fine so pa ern; ; a .asali 'deg. i building, together with the roads...and other apPur- not kuowint what may .IN t gol.Fg ott,'"akout re.
of every ileseriptiw.. It is al.ii the brat tliing io, pr.etie.rreitestbe. .tinti of old pninilivgs, by eminent masters r• psi of the natures. 1-tenances, have cost the -nation a very great sum of ligion in this place, I' cannot pretend to say,
iti:llit's of SW°lll‘. 't.'d till kind,: of P.,l',ibed. '4l
of
!!..,m, ! comprising the Saints-op of a
.very .counsact warehoum and money.—[ should suppose upwards of two millions
VIM) INA. It 1, 111 likewise pre,erve evriv kind- r 1
`.. a : CO howe. consistiog of writing desk, handsome panelled • r
and Wiwolen Building. Irma the Weather, Worm. mitt, u v
r- counters. Ike. Clic. . that this part of her Majesty'sepeech is at all erro-
.of pounds sterlipg already.—lnto this place are re- 'nevus and lam disposed to give fbil credit to the as.
i '1
it.t, .iterr ai ine East or West loditl, or .n mov Climate. : . , .
vn.._ _ The I remiss comprise two handsome lofty draw ini"."l"tio ceived boys, whose parents have sufficient interest to sertion, being indeed fully persuaded, that the
On I) ill." rof
itsiliemliP"si"nn is,
in
I mele"rP"'l4;:ltlof (iiirnea"se"e dining parlours, rte bed chambers, with closet-, nursery, .
-' procure their admission, which boys are here Kitt- youths at this College are in a very fair way of int
hatotp d ..ptior ,iiirlif Of Oa. TillittW. orally it ie o .
li . dry, a very 4 omplete warehouse :Intl counting hoe," twol'eun-its
F.iint, to I .r. and site publir s..ve by its use front three hui.dri reeding gold kitchens, with every convehieiver for a large gen- : rated . with the intent of being, in the fulness bitting just the same. sort of religious principles as
1., four Ilion-and per Cem.„ el(' lusive ~1 preventing the. wear teei family. . Nor time, made commissioned officers in the army.
a .I tear in Machinery. Wheel., &c. &r. •, herb is a saving of i
1 The • Premises may be viewed Three days pregeding the : those which are imbibed ht the youths of the church
es:ience more than that ..f nine pa. is out a' ten, and nothing arc a Sale and Furniture and Fixtures One da4. and witiis tamed ---There boys are clothed like soldiers., What is the
he so clean iii its w ork in., or give so little ti imble. ;at the time of' Sale, when Particulars mod Csot ilogtoes may be discipline they are subjected to I know not ; but at the other colleges. Bat, .as.to the laws atisl,con.
s..le wirile,:tie and r• Lill• for the Patentees, lit No. 40, had on the Premises; and of Meart. Thompson end Son, . • stitution of England lam very certain, that this
No • tneir clothing is of a red colour with blue cuffs and 'College is rte place for imbibing of right notions
Charing cr.•••,, near the Admiralty. London ; anti. by appoint- . ...
43, irtiternoster.row.
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Rein, iti milt Coach-innkers, Ironmongers, Conch..tec•s, mod collars; and when. I have had the mortification to with - respect to them. When young oven coin:.
s..:J•ar,. ill ate United Kingdont,io Boxei, price Is lid.; 2•.
6t1.4 - KNARKSBOROU6II. IN THE COUNTY OF YORK.. see them, they hate worn upon their heads a sort of • metice the study of the lairs' and 'constitution of
5,. hd.; 10s. Sd.; 11. 1.. i; and 21. -2s earn. TO BB SOLD. •
foraging cap.—lt was,' it seems, to these youths that
Ihe smallest size Box etiotaios a nit nitity milficient to Prime
Pursuant In a Decree of the Mgt' Corn t of Chancery. made iu. England, they must read the .works of those sko
& Four wiled Carriage twice, with whims it will run upwards , n Cause. Milky mi t Other-, against Pollen tend Others, the Queen presented a pair of colours, which, as we . have written upon those laws and chit Constitution;
any thiog else to ;A - .• . .
of Three Toonsaord Miles, without applying
the .1 Ortreev ; and it will work wit!, Wood A Oetrees, or j N Es•l AT1..., part held for a long term of years, are told, in the Newspapers; were supported by the ' and, if we could suppose it likely, that say. of
',jib c immon Roses anti A sletrees aim. kind. The most so- ; nearly equal to freehold, and other part ropraold, sistiate Prince of Wales and the Duke of Nork.-41aving
tisfartar proofs of the taarits of the Composition :any twins
be seen nt Kliareshortough :Iforeitinid. part it th.e estates of Mr. Nic ,,eply impressed
on
my
Mind the principles of the these boys would so apply their time, we must
also sup Hose that their tutors. 'would -Pot "Mit
at iiie Patentees' Office, N so. 40, Charing-cro. ,as above, i Carter, deceased; consisting of a Brock built Message in the ur I s
Direction, are given iy ill; each B';, w hie., are aimed, "W. WO-street. with divers other Meistingt44 Chlthgeb. &Alessi English Constitution,. I have always looked at this , shell. hands the Commentaries of Blackstone, --,MeetD. Brawny." ; and Out-buildings. and a Close of Land adjoining ; the whole .. buitaiu-
gs and at the whole scheme of h the establish: !Commentaries were, by the by, .dedicated to :the
nre in the tenure or occupation of Mr. Wikely, or his antler- !
V . EYTON, STOCK-BROKFR,, -the Second • truant,. The said Estates will be sold in Silt separate Lens, be, i meet, with great jealousy; and not without Some de. Queen herself. It is likely, ton,.tlit.t the Professor
A. House iu Cornhill, and 18. Covelitry-sirens. is hoop; hi fore Thom as Street. -modernist', appointed by Sanibel .Consp- gree of shame. The Queen seems to view the matter .
a: mace to his F+ lends and the Public at large, the room -sire- tun C is, lisp. ih- Mosier, to whom the said Cause stands re- I a very would particularly point out to his scholar that chap.
different light. She seems to think this ter which relates more immediately to tile military.
sent of a new Lottery, of rutty 1,2,01) Tiel.ets. to beg'n draw- Terre'', at rte Crown loin, at Kopreshorough aforesvid,. on ;in
...
in, September 17th, emitaining Prizes of £20,000, £lo.ioo, WF iNESDAY, the 15th day of September, 1813, the Sale building upon Hagshot-heath-an admirable place for , The youth, then, would open the I,book, .and read
&r. dtc. and no Prize less than £i t, no arranzenzeut which he beginning at Three-''flock in the afteronon. I learning the laws and constitution -of England.
hove, a ill inert the a ishes of et ;icy L. item, Advevouier. i Particulars atay he had, gratis, at •be vain hliosten Chambers, •
Her Ma eat has, indeed, given no reasons for this . thus':—" In a land of 'liberty it is Ctreinely dange-
It is with much pleasure EYTON is enabled to add, that the •in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lime, London; of hi .sos. J , rota to make a distinct order of the profession of
followiug Capital Prizes, viz.:- Street 'out Woolf-, Solicitors, Philpon•lane; Ur. Join Pollen, opinion, as far as I can perceive ; and, therefore,
I. arms. lii absolute monarchies this is necessary for tow
No. 18,824, it Plize of £lO.OOO Sulicito,, .14, riore•eireet, Cripple:gate ; Mr. Allen. Solicitor, , I shall take the liberty 'to say, that I widely differafet of the Prince, and arts es from the main prin..
6,108. a Prize of 4E5:10 i New 11,1•!ze street; Mr. Tvylior, Solicitor, Old-street Road ;' . sy
6,9Y1, a Prize of 4C-101 ! Mr. fmrashiow. Solivitoi, Red Cross-trees; Messrs. Whit,' and i set opinion from her Majesty upon this point.— 'ciple of ,their constitution, which is that of govern-
-248, a Prize of 0200 - Femurs, Solicitors, Lincoln's inn; Metors. Murray and wa.. , But, I will first insert the Royal Speech, as I find 'fag by fear;
Drawn the last Day in the Lott-ry joist finiAira, were all shared in itugh. Solicitors, Bmi-court. Linishill ; at Ihe Crown Inn,
it in the above-mentioned newspaper :—" It is with i but in free states the professiol of a
so er a en sing y and merely as a profession; is
soul seed at his truly fort.rnate F..i.ihiii-lintein. in Cornbill and Eitorwshoroogh; the Black Swan, Yolk; and Greeves's /In- ; ' ldi t k • l
Coventry -tweet. where he respectfully invites his Frienitls tii til, Leeds. ; peculiar interest and satisfaction that •I
this day wit.: justly an, object of jealousy. In these no, pan
gins lake of toe Ell/1111f, of Foirtuilr, which he intends distributing The Premises may Ire viewed with leave of the teamits. ! „es, the effects of-an institution *founded under the
440 Viin of Septemb..r. -- - -- : g.actous ass 11 of the' Kipg, 'whose fostering and : should take up arms, but with: a thy to defend his
country and its laws: he puts -not off the arti,Salt
i,t* - ' - - - - he le

llOaNti BY and CO. Stock-Brokers, respectfully
.itq stint the Pu Ate, the are ttelliog T.ekets arqi
Ibtre% iu grfr :it variety, ~! a I.lwe,t Pt ice. at their aid
evaltli,hed Otfire, 2). (•4.)ft N 111 LL, where all Pt izra are
paid un demand.
The SC lI F.NI I: contains
2 PI 1‘1:i f ....... . . . .2C10,M3
2
Beside* many other Capitol Prizeo.
Only 12,000 T.eket., owl on less than £2O.

14./CK AND SI.IB,aI,C.Af.I)ISPc•NSkitV. • !
flu Rod ffigtine•o: the Mike wf York, Psi:Atkin; and the '
fo!lou lug Committee of Governors :
Earl of Leitrim ; Cotwirl W. J. J,,nes, M. P.
mai of Egrematit I John Ifitimclw, Lsq. M. P.
Right MA. 'l'..lolles • I Color.el If. Clements, M. P.
rR t. lion. it. B. Sh. titian, M.P. i Captain James ay.
Bus. Cut. J. Barry, M. P. l
burgccit' Mr. K ientnn, i
Men:tier of the It.•yal College, Loudon.
rirllE Patronage this Institution has received, for
I. the exclusi:e ire:dine:A and Cure of both Sexes, atdirted
Lwith Venereal C.inplaints, 'mai their dreadful cntweattences, tis
strictures, dettilitv. ulcerations, (tie. cowl:teed coder the an -
' nagement of a Ovation:no of the first pr0b.:440.4a nf.,filirs. mill
I satisfy the Public of the hig.h merits lif !Mr. K IERN AN'S plate,
land that by it tlw inetinvet:ienees of Public Cnarities are avoid.
ed, u ki:••t the y 1111 l igiiiot an war: are protected against the fatal
crs•ltisicins held ow by ;,d vertising preteitilers in this braiirli of
i 1 'ee. Since it- eqablisliment in 1900 50-10 patients, of both
1 Se'ra .1 (
x ,9, 1: ire been cured, %iih..ut efatal.e:nrsit .or injury is. the
i et:fistful!: 11l soul st ith a delicacy and secrre: hitherto unknown:
: many of these have laboured wider the 1111191 complicated f..riii-
f• I .t. the disease from ten to twenty vearv. The'hirst symptoms
i •
vteld to Al r. K ieritaiis treatment 111 a few Wtys ; and where
appearance of debility comes on. tan earl) application cannot
be made to reveal the danger that may en-tie.
The Surgeon may tie con:salted by either Sex, with the
greatest sercrev, at his private liou-e, No. 21, Lower Choir-
lotte-street, Benford-swiare, from One to turfy'. iiishe neon..
inc, and front six till nine at night ; to whom letters mid :.the.
comrminieutints.. from town and country, tray be a:lamed, and
' will be punctually wwwered.
Twt published,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS an the iihnor DISEA-
SES. price 3". By F. Kiernan; and -ila by Siier vi nail, Neely.
and Junes, 1...), Pah•rhoster-cow t and by Bighle), 2t, Fleet
street.

protecting hand hat, through the course of a long ;ohms be eaters the camp ; bat.a is 4secease he ,
and Virtuous reign, been invariably extended to every t a citizen, and would wish to continue so, that
object of national honour and utility ; nor am I less !he makes himself for . a while a soldier. THE
gratified by observing that my beloved son, the Prince I LAWS,' THEREFORE, AND' CONSTITU•
Regent, following the example of his Fathei, and .f-TION • OF. THESE KINGDOMS KNOW NO
actuated by the mite consideration for the public SUCH STATE AS TUAT OF A PER l' ETUAJA
welfare, has bestowed. oh it his powerful protection STANDING .SOLDIEE, , RRED UP TO NO
and patronage, and has rendered it eminently avail-1 or HER, PEOPTSSION . THAN THAT '.CIF
able to the grlatt and important purposes which its t WAR: and it was not till 'the
.reign. of . Henry ••the
Royal Founder had in view, in making this noble Seventh, that' the Kings' of England had so much is
provision for the instrection of young Officers, and a guard about their persons."--This would be rather
for the early education of those destined for the !. an untoward beginning for this Military Student of
military service.--The means which this in- i the Laws and Constitution.--Perhaps, however, he
stitution places at the disposal of the Commander In might have the courage to proceed a little further,when
• Chief, have been most successfully applied to the be- he would find. the same expositor of our laws, say-
nefit of the army and to the public service, by my . log: "T o pi. ere n t the Executive Powerfrom beingahle
beloved son, the Duke of York ; amongst whose 1 tooppress, says Baron MnnteNisieu, it is iequisitethat
uniform attentions to the great duties of his statioh, I the armies with which it is intrusted shoilld consist of
there is' none 'more creditable to himself, none car. the wopie, and have the same spirit with Nei-m.01)1e ; as
tainly mere grateful to my feeliegs, end,' 1 biliPeeti Ivens the case at Rome, till Marius new modelled the
to those Cif the Country, than the personal Care'lii legiousby inlistiug the rabble of Italy, and laid the
superintendence which he has bestowed en the: two i fouadation of all the military tyranny that ensued.
national establishments for military education—this ! Nothing, then, according to these principles, ought
Royal Military College, and the Asylum for the Ito be more guarded against in a free state, than mak-
children of the non-Commissioned officers and soldiers I ing the military power, when such a one is necessary
of the regular army. Ilia Majesty's " commis- to be kept on foot, 4 body too distinct from the
sinners for the management of this College, part,-,people. Like OURS, therefore," 41 wish Black-
cipate, I am persuaded, in my own feelings stone had lived to see this day !) "It should wholly
on the scene before us, and are thereby re-' be composed of NATURAL SUBJECTS; it ought
• warded in the manner most acceptable to them, for only to be inflated for a short and limited thee ; the
the care with which, from its infancy, they lave 1 soldiers also should live intermixed with the people;
watched over this institution, • and have conducted it I no separate camp, no barracks, no inland fortresses
to its present State of perfection.--The ends of this [should be allowed."---Would the Student of
Institution have been greatly forwarded by
.the sibl- i the Laws and Constitution, reading in his apart-
titles and unresnitted exertions of the late, and of the :meat mpon Begshot Heath, want to go any further?
present, Governors and Lieutenant-Governors.-- [lf ha would, he might proceed. thus: "The greater
The other Officers and Professors, and Masters,
longing to the Establishment, are justly entitled tobe the general liberty is, which any state enjnys; the
-snore cautious has it usually been of introducing an
tlieirshare of applause for the zeal and fidelity with
which they bare discharged their respective duties.—l !
`,exception as to any particular order or profession.
These men, as Baron Montesquieu observes, seeing
present tbese coldurs as tokens of the interest I the liberty which others possess, and whieh they
feel in the prospeittr4 of the •. IttlYal Military I
P.themselves ar, excluded from, are apt (like eunuchs
College, and in testimony of my maternal- solid- tin the eastern seraglios) to live in a state of per-
tude for the happiness and welfare of the• youths fat :tpetuel. envy and hatred towards the rest of the corn-
whom I now address•myseif. I feel confident that i murky;
you wilt, by your virtues and future services, realize tributing and indulge a malignant pleasure in con.
. to destroy those privileges, to which they
the fond expectations Of your friekls-and your can never be admitted."--These, the Student
parents, of your Sovereign and your Oseetliy. You : would find to be the principles of the laws
will, at this Institution, imbibe theprinciples. of our and constitution of England, as relating to the
i estubliuhed religion; and.a just regard and /cretin* state of a Soldier; and I think I may yen.
iof ottr laws and constitution. Yea will become send :
BY His MAJ ESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. tore to assert; that her Majesty was deceived in sup.
LEAK E'S GENUINE. PI t. LS, justly Limnos ' sible of the importance of order and discipline: 'You poang that the Bagshot Heath College was' a likely
for curing, in all its stager,. the Y,tiereal Disease. Owe ,t will receive the inforMation and Instruction which are ;
_place for the imbibing of these principles.—For my
small Pill is a dues soul die taking of one box in a recentsase I
Calculated to promote our success in the hanotriable I
wilt soon ennviace the patient of um certainty a nbpe ed y re-, : thought that tl •
part, have alwayssese semen tries
covery. Nothing can hr better contrived, more wife, or more . profession which you have chosen.; and both bv de
-e• ---• I were amongst the very worst establishments Vat the
coavenieni Slum this remedy for such liii are obligld to Attire.: "ample and Precept •'you will hero be entwined by the itounfry. Only• forty big boys kept together -at ~tich
flies, or to We, as it weeds no confinement or restraint of Theta ~ 0
and sixty years experience (in an extensive prartirc)b..s prov- _ . ~
n nest ambition'of hereafter emulitiegthose renowned !'a distance is Ishould like t
from a town what hat to
ed that it will effect n cure warn repeated salivation SIMI .!Commanders and gallant sebbers, who, under the pro. ' see ,• what then must be my objection to see many
au other method' mail mdbitig. For the Scurvy nod tection of Providence., have so greatly upheld the
other Chroniesl Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. • • hundreds in that state ?—ller Majesty, in condo.
Upwards of 40,000 perswis of bow sexes have been rwlically if I •
. 'military &trader of the country. Yon wi , mon, gives us (the peoplelbut a gloomy prospect. She
cared of the above cruel disorders, within the last right yeah. !.trust, **infirm the' words inscribed on these colours, tells the Cadets,Whese happiness shs is so good us to
Prepared and sold by the Proprietors, Thomas Tat.lor and 'cable to the increasing advantages which
! equally, ilppl
Son, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, London (see . say is an objeet of hermaternal solicitude, thitt In the
1,
Ike list of real Surgeons, published mutually by the Royal Col ! this inititution promises to the Army, end to the present contest for the restorstiop of the inlependetice
lege), at their house, No. 9, New,Mridge-sireet ; where cue- prowess of the station, justly exulting in the distin.. andliberties of Europe, they will probably, ALL ha
/Wit siticildrillee and advice will he given by then, in all cases • .
relative to the above complaials•with inviotuble secrecy. Also, go 8 ,
l bild'llfire. Ate has taken'in a contest *the object of • I l tied 9 I us!
7 prowess ve yca to ta e a share. ercy
by appointment, at the Verfaasers, N... Sh, St. Alban's-street. ! whiCii ii the restoraticin of the independence and li- Why, there must be some of them, fk
Pall-Mall a Mr. Desh..rough's Tsy Shop. No, 7, Fish street- .
betties-of Europe. To this great object, it is pro. • pearance, not more than seven or eight
tons and-by one person its every con.iderahle tows of Great i
&tom, acc. la hens id uuls Is. VC rasa.. •.c .o,- ep .•-• • bable, you will all be progressively. called, as the Whoa; ien; is this contest to true. 1

The first 10 to will hr entitle 41 to ..E'.lo each.
The Fir. 4 Prize ab..ve £it onilteFbst Day will he elititled to

Ti*e Fira Priv- above 20 nn Ike Second Day will be entitled to
£11),(k
. . .

Letters by P.st, or Parcels h% Carrl..r. will be executed with
Fidelity and Di-patch.
Drawing hegins nn the Iluh (September) NEXT MON !'ll.

NI XT %lON TU.

SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully re-
mind their Friends awl the Publie. that the ST ATE
LOTTERY h-gin. Drawing on the 1 i ill of Nest M• nth
(SEPTEM 13 E It). The present ey tram dionry demand
foe Tickets owl Shares is the most cuityittrini t for the popu-
larity of the Scheme, which, with ualY 12,000 fit kets, tont:ups
the folio% in;, Capitol
2 ...0f..... I
_7 ....0f.... 1"2110

Y. 16.0.11 20
5
6
and Se Lowest Prize £2O; aka the first I.o'o Planks X2O
tack—The first Ticket t!taosi a Prize above £.51 Dill rrceivr
au :irlditiotal Prize f .flO,OlO.

Tickets and Slcires are setlitif at SWIFT and Co.'s OMlces,
No. U. Poultry, No. 12, Clinrio4-cross. and No. 31, Aldgitie

FOli 8001 C, •ill)IZS. II A UNE...S.

BAY LILY'S D JAPAN BLACKING,
which more Apteittly than attv other preprntioo of the
kind. produeei. the deepest hlnek ptekih'e !tofu.;
it nourishes the Lentherl nod preterte. it pliant oral mellow to
the ‘e-N 111-1. 15.611. half-pit& 101.
BAY I.L PATFNT BLACKING CAKES, of more
than forty ears. coahlo-herl reputation. Prier
61,111 ' holes:Ile nod retail by Ila% ley nod Blew. Perfumers.
Cot k•pat -sire( t, London; alter triad. by most of the usual vet,
der..

'IIIIE CORDIAL BA LM of GI LEAD is highly
A. esteemed in the East and West !oldie-, fur nourishing and
invigorating the Nervous c 'tem, Nod roiling as a general Resto-
rative in debilitated Consoitiotims, arising from Bilious Com-
plains loam:tete I in 1101 crionates. 'Floe cold and tremulous
nerves are wuriurd awl steadied ; the relaxed Stores, or Pal
tialolos flesh, rendered firm ; the muscles invigorated ; and ille
emaciated limbs covered with firm flesh; and the exhausted Os-
leis replenished.
Sucit a- have the care and edrica•ion of females, the studinns
as well as the sedentary part of the community, should never be
without the Cordial Balsa of ahead, %Melo removes Diseases in
the head, iarigarates ttremind, improves the memtwv' and en-
livens the i,aagihation; revives mid exhilirates the languid
drooping spiriis, promotes digestion, arid braces the nerves.
This Medicine is sold in Kitties. prier llv. each; or four In
one Family Rutile, fur 33-. by which the Purchuser snves one
Ils. Bottle, bc ail the Medicine Venders iu line United King-
' dove.
To prevent Counterfeits, observe particularly, that the words
" • &sisal. Solomon, Liverpool," are primed mo the Stamp.
••• Ai Dr. soh/fumes practice is now lacconne so great and
entmeive. that his coretaht engagements require &considerable
puritan of his time and attendance, he expects,
_when cinanalted
by letter. the usual compliment of a One Pound Note to he in-
closed, rind should, fist' safety, he thus directed Money
Letter. 1)r. Solomon, Colead Mouse, near Liverpool. Paid
double proluge."

••• Beth the eenuine Cake* find Japan Liquid are signed
" W. " Batley and Blew." .

AsIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the
• Nobility rind Puhlic in general. that a Sairitqc from 4e
to D4l per cent, in the price of CLOTHES, by apply* at Ifni
TAY LOR'S COMPANY OFFICES, In. New Bead-
street ; NC. S 41H1 481, Strand, near Charing Croat.
!..iiihjoisird is a Sketch of the Ready Morley PRICES t
Het superfine Coat . . £3.15 In iet 40.
Dian stiperrine, or Soper Great Coats •3 10 to 3. b 0
Lid ie.,' Ha'-its . • . ' 6 0 to 616 6
T..ilenes ar Nlarseille; Waistcoats . 01S. to 018 0
Fit,.. White Ditto, Dre3s Ditto . 018 to 1 1 0
Ni. li Black Silk Ditto . . 1 6 to 110 0
B'.w..teil Stocking Pantaloons 1 6 to 110 0
D'ita 8-Thread, very stow . . 1 18 to 2 5 0
cioth Pantaloons . . . 112 to 2 I 0
A erseymere Ditto . . 2 2 to 2 b 0
11....-rchei • 1 6 to 118 0
Prune Leather Ditto . . 212 to 3 9 0
LIVERIES.
Duffel Jacket and Yfaiste.mi,mivi Cord Breeches . 313 6'
Suit at Livery .C 5 oto st 10 Surtiiiii Cunt 3 oto 3 16 0
haunt Box Coat 515t06 10 I Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0
Terms of Contract by the Year, an consideratiou of returning
their old . ne, :
S Suit: per Year 417 015 Suitt per Year 426 In
4 DIA. . 21 0I 6 Ditto . 30 11l
On the frame principle' for Cnnts•only :
.2 C..mis per Year £lO 10 5 Cants per Year £l6 0
4 Ditto. I . 13 10 iii Ditto . 19 0
ti,,vietnen on joining their respective regiments, or Ong
al.raad, equi p i. Or ordered by his It. ll'. the Commander-in-Chi; f.
Ladia Riding Dresses, /and Young Gentlemen's Hussar Ditto,
ttrirle io a superior Pi)le.
Pie extravagant charge of Abut wihrxtake soil give low, credit
has been n subject of ensopinint, 4. S. Mut Co. ;pence tiier.ll'oblic
they will Sad a material differenee is their priers from other
houses: in consequence of conducting their bovirtes. tor quick
payment, they are enabled to sell fair lets money than other
hotpseb perch:isr their goir's fur.—Gentlemen in tita country sup.
Plictl boy raiding their tgraiissro, os so olds.*

ere, upon as!
from their a;.•
rim old II.—
was in hopes,