Tr" 1. 1 :~ am NEW . BRITISH LACE, Equal to Point and Brussels, Matittfacturtrs :n Ordinary to rIK: Krsei, their Bop.' Highness the PrinOrt. AUOUSTA, the Ditches. of CLARENCr• Burr. and Gt.ot crwer a. by spcia/ appointment.—G. F. URLING and Co. are enabled to pre.ent the Nobility and Gentry with peculiar Novelties for the SCUM* from taste"' Patterns by the first Artists in Paris. Cenniaseurl will be gratifkd with an elegant and extensive as.ortmetit of Ilvssf.s. Scarfs. Veils, Mannish Mezrare's. Fisclre, Lappets, Tubliers. Ruffles, Fells, Laces. with every other article in figured and • ' plain Nets, warranted to wa4i ek,..artst than Foreign Lace. A, common Lace, tendered dear by stanching. Ac. is frequently imposed on the Public as lining's Lace. the latter can only be depended on as Genuine at 147, ST/IASI!), or of Agents in the Country. Every Article is sealed with the Patentees' Ini tials G. P. 11. and Co." and the words "By the (Date) Queen's authority."—Manufactory, Basford, Notts. PATENT FILTERING STONES, superior to any yet offered to the Public. The principle of their construe. tier Is entirely new, and possesses two peculiar advantages.— Stones are not subject to foul, and may be placed within the common cistern or reservoir. and a constant supply of pure water is obtained with the ti most facility, and may be conveyed to LI part of the house. These improved stones will filter from go to 100 gallons of watet per day. rendering the harde,t water sufficiently soft for domestic purposes. and the foulest, brilliantly transparent, thereby inswing the most perfect salubrity. Specuncrs may be F.cen in use at W. Cat c l o Nehoo S. Rupert Street, Haymarket; the Western Street; and the Jerusalem Coffee House, Co--- , No. Old Bond CHILI) BED LINEN, Millinery, niflit Dresses on very reasonable terms ;—Mrs.INGRAM respectfully inform her Friends and the Public in general, that the has laid in a wel selected and large assert:tent of Child lied Linen, which she i enabled to sell at very low prices, and Millinery of every deserip ti n, particularly n choice collection of Turlon. LaCe, Mourning, and all other Caps, Frills, liandkerelfids, Arc. le. of the MOst faShionable, and neatest patterns, in great varieties.— D V.F.e.3 are made fo order in the greatest tam sad dispatch. No. :30. City Road. rear Finsbury Square, A great quantity of 'rapes of all widths, superior gewing Cotton, and Needles and I'ins, selling remarkably cheap. Observe a Dressed Poll in the widow, and it is next door to the lturtic House Chair sand . 1 •doteal Manufactory. ALL IN ONE DAY, 17th of MAY. TICK ET CHANCE 14 GUINEAS. SIXTEENTH CHANCE O SHILLINGS only. OTHER SHARES IN PROPORTION. 4,007 PRIZES must be drawn 17th of MAY, INCLUDING 2 ...... Prises of And the additional chance of 100 Numbers ror 2 Prises of £20,200, &c. Consols and Money. t? The First 100 Numbers drawn 17th MAY sill each be (raided to a New Chance, of another Number, for the Drawing of the 6th orirsE. when 3,002 more Prises will be deckled so that Purchasers before the 17th of MAY, notwithstanding the great reduction of Prices, have A CHANCE of the PRIZES in BOTII Tickets and Shares fir Matt 17 are selling by J. and J. SIVEWRIGIIT, Sole Contractors, 37, Cornhill ; 11. Holborn ; and 314, Hay market. London ; who sold in Shares, in a recent Lottery, AL L the Prizes of 540404 and in the vary Last Lottery, 2,033, (Class B) £21.000 ! and by the Agents in the Country. • RUSTIC HOUSE.—Very CHEAP CHAIRS' BEDSTEAD. FLOWER STAND. GARDEN, and RUSTIC SEAT and VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY. 99. CITY ROAD. near Fin.bury Squirm—JOHN !NCR A M respectfully informs the Public. that he has manufactured a large assortment ofJapiumed. Windsor, impregnated Rosewood, dyed black. Cane, and Rush-seat Chain. Couches. and Sofas, with • gcnentl assortment of Bedsteads and Furniture of every deacrip. lion, both fashionable and useful, which he continues to sell at very low prices. Very liberal allowance made to Marchand/. Captains, and Shippers of Chairs and Furniture. Large quart. titles are always kept finished and finishing ready for Exportation. A gnat Show of Flower Stands, Garden and Rustic Seats, with Summer Houses and Rustic Hermitages. GREAT REDUCTION In the police of Ticket and Share Chance for 17th NIA r, viz. TICKET CHANCE LI4 la o SIXTEENTH CHANCE ONLY ... u e 0 OTHER MARRA IN PROPORTION. Every Ticket will be a Prize on the 17th of MAY, WREN 4,007 PRIZES must be drawn, including TWO PRIZES of £21,000 With 100 Extra Chances for TWO PRIZES of £t?0,200 Every Chance now on Sale will be absolutely decided on the 17th of MAY. No Chances. Every Ticket decides its own fats. and no other. Ths Tickets and Shares are issued in Chances of Ticket. Half. Quarts', Eighth, and Sixteenth Chances. which arc now selling by T. 11151-1 Stack• Broke r, 4, Cornhill. and 9. Charing Cries, L ondius. abs shared and sold in the last lottery, cues, Clogs Al V,bl4S, Claw A THREE ... of ... g,2t,000 ! g,BBB, Class B - rm - P - R - 0 E a just And humane Nitre of the calamitous; results arising from the injudicious treatment of a contain malady. and often entailing on he unhappy yietim a wigs of distreasing and almost insupportable afflictions, Dr. EADY respectfully mils the attention of those interested, to his peculiar and most elllctuul method of Cure, unlilte the advertising empiric of the day, or the equally miming) conduct of those "wise bold the protinhe to the ear, and break It to our hope." Dr. EAUY will not presume to pledwe Infallibility in tv Lay description of case, butes Ur as human sin, isolated by medical and stuffiest 'kill can be applied, he promises a oat tam , speedy , and I;cent:s -ilent restoration ; baring made every wades of Syphilitic affliction and Its various train of diseases the primary objects of his professional studiec. and being flattered by the transcendent sumo winch has accompanied hie mode of treatment during the ovum of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to offers with the fullest confidence, pretensions at once the most hopenal and encouraging. Inflammable instances can be widutod illustrative of the superiority of Dr. Eany's sy;aeni, which bas been found to prevail, even where unitner.t talent. retained by public institutions, proved ineffictual. In addition to thowl conmistory alyances,Dr. EAUY wail be found equally fortunate iu toviying the slumbering and debilitated (merge , . of the bunion constitution. which emb'tter. and if not timely ihre.tad, nil gunny really umenny the very printiral of existence. From tots desolating state of inanity by re.unitnentig the Muni and affording woe and eluticity to the relaxed OrglUIS. Dr. Espy is barmy to convey the most cheering and gooleirc autituims that the sufferers of both sexes may bareuued j a SUMO I , perseverance In the amnia dictated being on_ly to eon • salted daffy, at t:l4 beau, le e That itreeL , 'lone, by Patines or bi.th seem. Country linters must reepectfni ettennua. THE NATIONAL REGISTER MILITARY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ESTABLISHMENT. TO INVALIDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. PERSONS who have been disappointed in re ceiving a cure under the ordinary medical practice, are invited to make trial of a near and superiorly ejlicaeroors mode of treatment by Herbs alone.—AlL WILLIS, late Surgeon to several Military Hospitals. in the Peninsula. under the command of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, in Portugal, Spain. and France, having in conjunction with expert , need Military Hospital Surgeons. dedicated tnany years to the investigation of diseases of the body. bo.h at home and abroad, has 'trailed himself of a wide field of prsrtical knowledge and experince, in discovering the most effectual remedies. Messrs. WILLII and Co. may be consulted with the greatest confidence, at No. 43. Penton Street, miser of White Lion Street, Pentonvillc. every day, Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted, from nine to two o'clock. Cases more particularly coining under the treatment of the Establishment are such as Rheumatism, Asthma, Cancer. Con sumption, Dropsy, Epileptic and all other kinds of Fits. Eruptions, Fistula in Ants, Glecta, Liver Complaints. Scrophula or King's Evil. Nervous Complaints. Piles, Strictures, and Diseases of the Molder, syphilis, Ulcerations, &cc. &c. Advice to the Poor gratis, and Medicines supplied upon the lowest possible terms. Letters from the country, post paid, inclosing 3 fee, will receive immediate attention. Information was given at Marlbwough-street police-office, but too late, of the duel between Lord Petersham and Mr. Webster. Valentine and West cot had peace warrants to apprehend the parties.— They firund Lord Petersham, who accompanied them to the office, when his Lordship was liberated upon his pledging his honour that the affair had taken place, and that two balls each had been fired that afternoon at Coombe-wood. Another duel was fought on Saturday morning on Wormwood Scrubbs, which was of a more serious nature. The opponents were a Mr. C. and Captain F. Two shots each were exchanged, and in the second fire Captain F. was wounded in the ear, part of which the ball took away. In the event of his Majesty's visiting Ireland there will be an installatain of ten new Knights of St. Patrick; the Lord Lieutenant to be an English marquis; Lord Manners to be created an earl ; the Marquises of Thomond and Cunningham to get English baronies; Viscount Mount-Earl to be an caul; Viscount Gort to be Earl Colooney; and Thomas Ryder Pepper, Esq. of Laughton, county Tipperary (brother-in-law of Sir B. Bloomfield) to i be elevated to a baronetage. The King will remain a s'iort time in Dublin, : nd in his tour through the country will spend a day with Mr. Pepper, and will visit liallyvally, county Clare, the mansion of Dr, Parker, in whose demesne stands the site of Brian Borholme's palace. If the reader is afflicted with Fistula, Pas, or late Martin Van Butchell, who used to treat these complaints in a way peculiar to himself, and to effect cures almost universally without having re course to either Cutting, Caustic. or Confinement, which is the usual praotice ? We find his an D. D. Van 13utchell, surgeon, accoucher, who resides at No. 48, South-street, Berkeley-square. continuos to perform cures of the most dangerous cases by the same method; and is as completely successful...- Both rich and poor, who are thus afflicted, will do well to observe he requires no remuneration until they arc satisfied a cure has been performed ; in &et, the pour aro relieved gratis if respectably recommended, Libel on Me King.—Friday evening Mr. Thomas li 01 Dolby, publi r, in the Strand, was arrested at his own house, a Judge's warrant, by two tipsters of the King' Bench, charged with publishing a libel concerning his Majesty, in a work called " The Navin. ' Wirebs. At Blaelthesth, the Istly of h l'flor.csq. of tisughist. u Alp h: sits,t, Mrs. M. (Amiss, of PI son, ltts lady of Clip.. O'Cooor, It.hl In Ilerofted Waal. of It tiangliter. Mrs. Gaily, of 3tattootO toll, of a daughter, '4.08 met. At RI, Pool's, Covent garden, kir W. Pick, bort. to Carolina, rollot of Lieut. aril. A. Ester. lob of 7dth regimint. As St. beonlchit's, Mr. Welker, of `kroner street, soutsbils, too 44 tho tato Al. Welker, eq. or it, igtoon, to hate. sosuud denghter of G. Clarke, ell. of Stamford: at Wu snow piece, Mr. J. Wlse.of Wlttehrt• ter boars, Itrood street, to hoe, third tioughlor of die Isle Welker, of Brlghtmu At Christie, W, Profit, eel, !•zioatw• home, to Aridgat rronees, oldest daughter of lito 1410 tit Atilt, ego. of At St. Woes's, I hioedilly, I. Iticordo. asp. of Lower Orwevooor street, to Milo ilis.tbril• !mei , Alexandor, ot Cork stysot. Mr. J. Dillon, or fatter shoat, to Kellotrlita,altiast dmizlitat of Mr. .1. Hall, of 140 050. y. At Aaeloy, the Itov. It. A. Leonard, few* ise or Sit T. 8, Lee. stud, Wirt. of Hsll boots, Lsioe, ti. tight) Dorothy, y gouges' delights'. 414 c..Leiress of F. l'ildesuo. lots of 113.,0tr0, thy. t uroo.ai, At M4/01t3,.1W 91.11141, G. Rosa, rico. of I ..loctiiiits too W Ass, eldest deoglitai of the late Puutiey. of Ma. etiit Incite cum At St. Wore, lsliutflon, ti • 1114118 y. esq, of Lunt.) , lodge, (farts, to Mts. Ellsabotk Japes. relict of tits lets Mr, I.(s, JOltttbs of K 441 land i tad At St. W. Jones, esq. sollsltur. of Llooola's inn, to Maria youtigi. st doeskin of 1. Cortwrlglit. tag: of poor Thmes weet. At Axminster, Devon, Mr. A. Ilsodeboarok, of Ilhokoey. to Ann, deuglitot of the tits Mr. %%hi) of Atotioshir. Al St. Vodast, Castor terse, It. Birr). esq. of Clompsids, la Phobe, (14tOcr at the lota J. pa% vi , eel. of Um:Aside, sooroocir, Dun. At Ws house In Sloane elrert, N. tl'rlght, fig, of tiodstoncSarray. many yva.. a thaeiettate of the could's: of Ai tddleeet„ Alta •-otroy. s.oothatel{.tot tow. It. ilopt,tot. IMt• of flatley Alrfet. aged M. Al LoLdoo-beld, 11,4114...4. Aut., the trite Of Jooopk Wltheme, aged 14. At 164 Ovate, Rooth Leinbeth. Mr. 1, V. lily, to Backingham Oriel. Ade L:i4.4ln4th. wile of J. C. owl}, oeq. Illithwottl., Witte, ageng 110. At 1.11 fatlnlee hew, abii w. Jilka 611111410. vicar of Witedl 9 l, en 4 olio of tilt Royal Illgt-nede uw iJnita Of York e; 4uraaviic At Vftot! , y, Yorasi.lfe. aged .4 years, lhositat EateWaa, M A• rite et 11..otnettory m:sito Al 14[041.00w. Ile , I' 436. say. I l i .4 Si. London oparketo RN= CORN RXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Area. 27. We have had but few arrivals of fine Wheat since Monday the trade was very dull in consequence of the demand not ea. ceeding what aas required for present consumption; a few of the nest Talkies supported cur last quotations, but for the other descriptions there were scarcely any offers. The trade IA Barley was also dull, but the prices are not chnosr. Of Oats we had a good supply, but there was only an ieeddiiiill demand, and the inferior qualities appear still on the decline. In Beans, Peas, fce there was no alteration. Wiacbester Meagre NOIDAY• • S. 33 a 54 Si a 69 27 a $0 w llaxiom. L I. 3S a SS 36 a G 2 27 a SO PRIDA V. a. I. 35 a Si $6 a 0$ $7 a SO Red W heat White Rye Break, or Buck Barley •• • • •• • Pale Malt Feed Oats Brew erPelenddo• New Titk Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Roiling Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per lust FOREIGN. SS a 97 I V 2 a 19 46 a 38 1 46 a VO 10 a 11 1 aZi a Id 34 a 37 31 a 33 33 a 301 V 6 a 29 364 a 384 23 a 27 V 2 a 25 46 a 58 10 a SO 19 a VI 23 a 29 34 4 it SI a 33 36 a 38 26 a 29 364 4 38/. 23 a w 22 a 10 46 a 50 16 a 20 19 a 21 26 a 99 34 a 116 21 a 33 35 a 37 26 a 98 01. a3s', American Dautsie... . Riga and Wismar Rintsia and Vries. land ditto. Ryr Barley Feed Outs Brcw or Poland do. Tick Beans Pigeon ditto Boiliotr Pease G re) Pease Linseed prr. qr. a 46 a 58 35 . a 41 a 46 a 68 23 a 42 a 46 a 46 34 a 4$ $0 a 36 V 5 a 2' 21 a 94 16 a 14 19 p 'AI 34 a 34 33 a 37 .32 a i 0 26 a 28 42 1 v 0 30 a $6 25 a J 7 21 a 24 16 a 18 ID a 22 32 a 34 3.1 a 36 32 a 31 26 a 21 42 a 50 30 a 36 25 a V 7 9l a 114 :8 a 18 10 a 29 32 a 34 33 a 36 3v a 34 26 a Y 7 40 a 40 AVKKAGr. PH.D.!. (II LIMN, Per sj tiArter, 01 the Itie;%tt Maritime "Milieu or ENGLAND and WALES, fur Oil Witt: eliding April 21.1, extracted front Satuitia)'s Gadette. Wheat... 53x Od I Barley... rig 11.1 l Berne 29s la Rye .... 334 6.1 Oats—. Ins Id 1 Pease 34 It BROWN OR 111UsCOVAIM SUGAR. Avenge Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday last,36s. 40. per cwt. exclusive iif duty. time OF FLOUR, Pee lack ut Five Hu•lsels, or 28OIh•, Mostly. s,c, I Monday. • •. Fine F.lic , u u flour 46 a4O Atnericuu Flour ... It aSO Seontids ditto .... 4U a 45 par Harrel of 13 oat, BREAD. 9d. the Unartrro Loaf. SOAP, ;f4c. per 1141 h. Town Tallow Sus U U. ud Yellow Utopia ltls est •-•a , Od Whitt, ditto --b ud Ups thl Melted Stuff ttus ud 38. Od Ditto Hough utia ud 24s Pd Groaves . . . . 225 Od Good Dregs . , fld Cord Soap . . . Uth Yellow Soap , 2Sa Mottled . , . Otis 10s. Utl.---Moulds, Ifs. 64. Ped fur ready money. PRICES OF TALLOW. Paict or FAT. per &Lai vlb. Whitachapel Market V. 104 St, Jamtu'e Market Vb 10d Clue Market . . 03 04 Os 8d Averago.--9s. 10d, Price of Candles, per dam: 6d. per thatu alloy. _ . PItIGE OF LEATHER, Per Pound. Butts, 60 to 6511neocb Dressing Hides . Fine Couch Ilides lid to 101 Crap Hide., SS to 4Ultbs, fur cutting 13'00,45 tübolbs Calf Skins, 90 to 401 b. 2i4l 264 Ditto, 60 to 70161 Ditto, 70 to eQlba Twined Dorm Hides . . ..... Small Sent& (Greenland) ... lnd to 194 Large ditto, per pound RAW H !PEA. Best nation aa4 Steers „per ;sae4,T .. Vs 10d Miiiclinig . . Ordinary Vs 04 triglish Horse os 04 Market calf, each ..............I, os 04 Sherarliti.;s,Nulleil....... ---....., DGHP4 •.. 4s 04 Lambs ... to as 04 to Vs 04 to Os 4d 04 NJIJ I i'litlEl4D Al4li( t, to Os to Os Oil to Or Oil to Ss Od to Os Od FitinAY, Aram, tl?.-0116 masker wm but pearl) mappliol with prints Beast. this morning, awl them Point +4 brak demand. Reef war rather &any, Aiwa.) and Purk fully supportol gar btrt p!ime. Vaal and Limb are mtborlawcr.-.-The bustocts ja the Hay.markst Wits nut sa brisk; Hay _Wing Whey Iwo., Clover aid *raw, hawrAcr, fully summated out 144 priors, 'fliu tltilowing is a ;Afflict Nt4t6t0646l at t 1 49 Pri4+o 4 IWO nutl4 l s4ll it marksti... of MF.AT, exclusive of the Offil,wlslo4 ouissis,t glitrail-. 4114 att4 la ourtli si,uut 14. Imo „lb,—..Per stouts of 000 A%• 1111104 Beef 4i 00 to As 04 WO 4. 04 In 4. 10 4 Mutton 46 ad to As 94 31uttua 4s 8.1 to 46 0 4 Limb Ts 04 to as 04 Limb, in 'l6 01 Veil As 44 la d 44 Yval 4. 04 to A. 104 Pork 4s 4d to 38 44 Ptak 4s 104 to br 04 Wad of Cattle at market, Head of (Atilt it hlorl.el. Ileums . , V,llOO lismstc , , . , , 6110 Sheep and 144011111 144100 cheep ;oat Lemil , 4 4.0 4 3 , (Mho' - lO4 tia! • HAY. M‘t ittke i-- -1 0 ;1 II Glover • . . 41 4 v to p 4 Sirs, . . . • El q q if, 41 IV • LONDON ; Printell ybd P4liiishyd by shy tfropyicly, jf Tw igg e st offtsc, Pigott 1 064 *, witlic 1 11 fooltt" IS 44a 14;4; J&411% Aioir•••III. 1,1 1 " 1,