The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-02-21 00:00:00

No. 1869.

THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. 22, will
be performed, a New Grand Operatic Drama, in three
Acti, called
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
After which, the Barters of
TOM THUMB THE GREAT.
On Tuesday. will be produced a New Magical Farce, width
ha. 4 been long to preparation, called Frost and Thaw.
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TO, LET.
DART of a HOUSE and GARDEN, pleasantly
situated. at No. 12, High-street. stoke Newingtoo, at .1
rdoderale rent. ametevery accommodation.

Shortl will be published.
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COPY of a PETITION to his Royal Highness
the PRINCE REGENT. horn an Individual. stating
grievances (wholly on the farts thereiastated); his Royal High-
ness was graciously d to reef the same to the Lot* Cam.
rnisiotters of the lirri=ry, of which the Petitioner was in-
fo mei' by a note front General Turner, dated Carlton-house,'
Jan. S. /812.
Together with a faithful Aetwinartof Ifreeditiont tite
oer has since itspeeiliaseil. lasleid
of that redrew his [Wye-
If if.hnee so grneinerly intended. -

CHURCH' PREFERMENT.
E INCUMBENT of one of the most desirable
THE INCUMBENT of one of the most desirable
RECTOR ES in Ireland, of the value of nearly2oool.
a-year, is wining to exchange it upon advantageous terms, with
a puma possessing an eligible church preferment in England.—
The rectorial house in Ireland is highly convenient and spacious,
in she best repair, with about ITS English acres of glebe in hand,
excellent gardens, walled and well cropped, gardener's house
extensive hot-houses, furnished with the best vines, peaches., an/
nectarioes, with every necessary convenience; the v..hole form-
ing a residence affording unusual advantages for a large family,
in a most cheap sad plentiful country. The exchange would be
highly beneficial to a Cleric. man with a large family, desirous of
living with ecoolom,, sio the b i tua ti oa is in a country abounding
with excellent markeis, and where every neee,snry of life can
be motored oo the toms reasonable terms, and ..( the best qua-
lity. Several schools of the highest reputation are within a
few riles of the premises; and at h short d istaace from the
Mew a mail coach paws daily to and from
Farther particulars may be obtained by applying at the Of-
nee of Nle..srs. Foulkes, Langford, and IValford, Southampton-
street. Covent-garden.

thIPENETRABLE CHEAP PAINT,
blade wills prepared Fish Oil, and sold old! at 21, Mary-le
bone-street, Goldin-yin 0r...
THIS PAINT having been extensively used for
years past, by many of the Nobility 1111 i. of hie persons, id
eurseaueuce of its superiority to any other composition. induces
the Proprietors to solicit the attentiou of those Gentlemen who
intend beautifying and preserving their park poling, gates, iron
railing, stuccoed, plaister, and other frosts of bailding. and all
work exposed to the weather. The Paint is of yarioui colours,
from 4d. to 9d. per lb. and may be laid on by any person.—
ylrs n. Vanhernson, Forts, and Mitchell, beg to caution the
Odle agaitot spurious imitations. no Paint ban impenetrable,
wily,. the Prepared Fish Oil is used.
N. B. Best Refined Oil, far burning in patent sad other
aatm, equal to spernr.coli. at 6s. dd. per gallon.

Early in March will be published, most beautifully printed, by
Ratlaatyrr. on di • tom. it very few coples royni
flhllE ISLE of PALMS, and other POEMS;
many of which are descriptive of the Scenes in the Env
bib Lakes.
By JOHN WILSON.
Mrsidolira Cotlemr, Oxford.
Printed for Laagnina. Horst, Rees. Orme and Brown. Pa-
ternn•ter-ri.., London;. Parker, Hooke, Bliss, and Monday
and slaner, °aunt ; Joh') Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh ; and
!Wm Smith and Son, Glasgow.
Of whom may be bad. lately published,
LINER SACRED to the MEMORY of the Rev. JAMES
GRAHAM, b John Wilson, 2d Edition. 410.'51.
II ISTORI CA Land ROMANTIC SCOTTISH BALLADS,
edited by Jobe Finlay, 3 v014.8y0. lie.

NO ACCIDENTS need ever occur in future from
Carrick, Gigs, or any other ton-wheel Carriages.
When the hor4 falls (wbich now rtadeved difficult, if oat
imponible);
Wilco the hone rears;
When one or both of the wheels break;
When one or both of the wheels go on';
When the shafts break ;
When the merle kick' or runs away.
Apply at tbeOkice, Pope's Head-alley Chambers, Cornhill.
where engraved drawings and the most satisfactory awwers will
be given rest eetim them.
• • The .st nee' of valuable horses may save hundreds of
purask h'. the u-e ..f ibis invention; which may also be applied
t. ;01 tour-a heel Cal ri