THE NATIONAL RFACISTE 314 Under the burned late Patronage otthe King, the Queen, and the rest of the Royal Fa' mils, and also of the viucips.l Nobility, and the most distinguished Amateurs in the United Kingdom. EXHIBITION, No. 54, New Bond-street, Re-OPENED with considerahla Additions; containing an extensive Selection of The finest Specimens of the Old Masters, in the Cabinets and Galleries of the Lined Kingdom, painted in Water Colours for a fraud National Work—under the title of the BRITISH GALLERY bF PICTURES. • si s Admittance to Nun-Subscribers One Shilling. lust published by B. and R. Crosby and en. Stationers'-caurt, Paternoster-Row, London: nod soli h% all Booloellers. Ist. CROSBY's POLITE LETTER WRITER, or COMPLETE CORRES PONDENT, containing . a great variety of (briglam! Letters on Friendship. 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Also just pubrshed In three volumes, price Irrs. GOOD MEN OF MODERN PATE. By Mrs. GREEN. • TO THE CHRISTIAN WORLD. Just published, the 11th Edition of the Re • ..101IN EVANS'S Sketch of the Denominations into which the Christian World are divided, eormeted tbrott4hont, .nd much enlarced by the introductioa of s everal new and most important Art ir ho particularly a very interestiug acoount of the , hakers, a numerous American. sect, rho profess to be as pure ilk the Angels in Item en—also of the Dunker, &c. to which is prefixed an Essay opt Enthusiasm and Superstition—a Platt of the Di vine Attributes—a Schedule of o:egrets—and a brief Chronological Table of Ec clesiastical History from the Birth of Christ to present time. Price—Demy. i 2mo . with heads, ,s.—Fine, Mao. with a new plate, 3s. std. Nis. London : Printed for B. and IL Crosby, it, Stationere-court, Paternoster-row, and cold by all Booksolle..s. Where may he had, The Complete Family Bible, with a Cmumentary by the Rut. John Styles, of Brighton, and Einbelli4l;rd with nvnternits %Weil-cut; -by the first Ar,t;. , tg. Now complete in 111 Ntonbers, one or more of vfltielt may be bad at a tins. Denny, Gd. each.—Fine r p per, Is. each—or in two hand some Ito Volumes, hound in calf, and lettered. The Death of Cain, in Five Books, after the manner, as a sequel to the D 'ath of Abel, to which is now pl`eaxtri an introd.totors yiow of the prine..lp tl 'tents in the History of Man from the Creation , unt i l the D eath of A bel. 1' he ourth Edi tor, with • PlAtes, fine paper, 3s —small paper, 2s. boards. A NIF.E.TING will he held on Thursday the illst of May, 1512. at the,„ ; FREm: ?MASON'. TAVERN, Great Quee i-street, Lincoln's Illn-neld4, for the purpose at-Odor into consideration the distressed state of the Labourio4 Poor in certain of the Manitfacturiog, Distrios, and of affording as-istmee to 'Ate!' plaus as may be I. rally adopted for their relief in the present stagaati-it of their business and pr'ee of provisions, by means aa S Ughl: n'vr.o . er such other plan as may be deemed most expedient. The pre ence of the Nobility, clergy, Gentry. Bankers, Merchants, and Manufacturers, and of all other Persons who may he desirous of assisting a caLse so interesting to humanity, and so important to the best interest of their country, is moo earoestly requested. His Royal Highness the DUKE of 'YORK will take the Chair at One o'clock. KING's BIRTH DAY, JUNE 1, the Present State Lottery will he all Drawn. — Tit kets and Shares are Selling . hr HORNSBY and Co. 4i6, boneon. Hornsby !Lod Co.'o is the only Office where the First Two X 51400 PriLes were sold, and also where the Two First ,C. 0.900 P iZee were sold; he,ide• I of ?h,tuto-- 111 of 20,10)—5.3 of 1(1,0011-47 of 5,0n0—1 of 4,000—b2 of i,ooo—iS of ',WO -101 of 600—all of which were paid on Demand. •*• Orders by Post or Carrier, executed with Fidelity and Dispatch. RELIEF WITHOUT DANGER OR INCONVENP;;NCE, Warranted, and the Full Curt returned if not approved of after any Trial, Weas, or Datone. SALMON, ODY, and CO. 1 294 Strand, hond ,n, Patent-Self- A dinstina Truss- Ylanufac turers to his Majesty's Ito al N y—the I onmirable East India Company, Ac. Ac. warrant their Truses, iti‘nut any Strap whatever, sup.'rior in ease and Pifert to every other inse:ition on the Ab6ve 'ref:nu. and confidently reccnnmend a trial to all those who prefer pert'ct aid •-.c.iritv to the gallit g application of the coinnuni Truss. Merchant., and Capt.this supplied on liberal ter.u.. MAY 17 GAS LIGHT AND COKE tOMPANY'S CHARTER. THOMAS HUMPHRIES, Arent fer.the Sate and Purchase of Shares in Canal., Docks, Water-Welke, Fire and I. Absutance Offices, Sze. has the pleasure t 3 ii;- forte his Friends and the Public, thal the above CHARTER is now COMPLETII), and that a General hteetinsr Is antelfaced for the Ist June next, at Eleven cl'clerit precisely, at the Crown aid Anchor Tavern in the Strand. T. H. therefore solire: a preference either In the Disposal or Purchase (on Commission) of Shares in the Concern t ang any applications made to Lim at his Office, No. 10, Old Broad-street, City, will be punctually attended to. - , STEPHENSON% PATENT FILTIMING MACHINES are portabl e , never out of repair, and will purify water of the foulest source, at the unexampled rat e a three hundre d gallons per day, rendering the water in colour beam Valis trans; wrest. The increasing demand he receives is a convincing proof of the superior it of his in vention over any thing of the kind yet offered. To be seen at work at his m anittu . tor% Nor 6, MortitnEw-street, Cavendish-square, and at the Bar of the Jerusal em Coffee-house, Cooper's-court. Cornhill. N. B. Water-closets and Engine—pumps upon the most improved principles. SPRING FASHIONS. -- Mrs. FRANKLIN begs to inform Ladies, her Spring Fashions are now ready f9r their inspection—consisting of Millinery, Mantles, Pelisses, Morning and Eresi ;l Dresses of mery description: also her much-admired Morning Dresses i n great „. riety. at Iss. and ins. —Full Dresses from ISs.—Rich Narsnet Pelissm from sgs. 61. to Ss. Mrs. F. begs to observe, when she dads the materials, she eltarzes little or nothing for the making—and there is the greatest variety of mery article kept really made.—Mrs. F. presumes her Rooms will be found the most convenient for Ladies and Gentlemen who may be commissioned.— Unrivalled Cortes ISs. and gls. p e r Pair, at the Dims Rooms, No. 35, Piccadilly, nearly opposite St. James's Church, *** To prevent Mistakes, the Rooms are over the Cork Manufactory. The King's Birth Day, it is expected, will he observed by a magnificent Graced with ail the rank and beauty in the Metropolis; on this occasion our Readers should avail themseh es of that incomparnbla article lIBERTN BEATE POWDER, which immediately removes superfluous hairs on the Neck and Arms—highly improves the whiteness. delicacy, and softness skin, and imparts a lovely bloom to the complexion, removing all tan, stud, , r ,,, Rte.—May be had of the Proprietor. Russell-street, Covent-garden.-11tgi.7, - ,.;:, Bond-street —Dunuetf, 3, Cheapside—and of all Perfunnors iu the Empire. l'iac 4s. and Is. TO BE LET FURNIBRIED, A Beautiful VILLA, at Fastend, Finchley, onlf tis miles from Lon(lor id , a coach-house awl stabling for three horses—plebsatrw-)rrounds—exct !lent lit.!., • Kaiden—fish-ponds—two yards. Tlit• house contains handsome dinirg an ,1 rooms—five good chambers—d ressiag-room —store-room— two sel , ,•int•-•-roosi- - comfortable kitchen—wash-house, with a pump of ex:cilent spring good cellars. Inquire of Mr. Minshull, on the premises. The Nobility and Families of this Metropolis, also Town and Country Dr ipm, are, respectfully . apprized, that the entire wrocK in Tit •1IE: of the IN. CHESTER., SCOTCH, and lIIIS/i FACTOW:, Nc• 6, Pit.ke4;-..treet, bar, opposite St. Clenient's Church, is now on !Sale, the whole 111: a to 17,5001. mint he immediately cleared oft; in consequence of tloe death of Mi. Stephen Perkins, one of the Proprietors, among which'the fol!ov.ing Arlirh - s 1w found particularly worth attention, %I?. : a large quantity of gra“ , ..b:c.irip 1 Irish linens of Prow a ecletnity, Rtlc•SiU and Lancashire sheetings, dowks•es, tnj Suffolk !letups, 1500 pieces of India and British jaconots, mulls • and canlvic ,, for g:entlemen's cravats and ladies' dresses, 500 iiieces of India nankeens , 2 nrn imitation, and note-ht shawls. lb° pieces a rich printed bed-furniture, tf,rpanes, quilts, blankets, table-linen, &c. with an assortment of printed cambric: and calicoes. No. 6. Pickett-street, Temple-bar, the large corner Shop, with a Golden Uni corn in front.— Assistants wanted. N. B. The above extensive Premises to be disposed of. STAYS.—BY THE KING'S LETTERS PATF,NT. To be had only of Mrs. LLOYDGIBBON, the Inventor and Sole Patentee. On most respectfully beg to inform the Nobility end Ladies that her attendanco London for thli, season will not exceed the last week of June, during that pr-,“I Ladies c.n be immediately suited upon their first application with her Pm 't Stays, which are properly calculated to give and preserve a superior elegue! . figure without improper compression, which is so injurious to health and constit tion, and which is too often experienced by the use of steel. N. B. A Treatise upon the Use of Anatomical Stays. by M r.. Llo y d Gildiar. be had of Messrs. Nley ler and Son, Abby Church-yard, Bath; and of the Antliuri at her house, No. 7, Sackville-street, London. BIRTH. Last week, Mrs. Scott, of the Red Lion Tnn, Tuxford, Nottingham• shire, of three girls, who, with their mother, are likely to do well. _ . DIED. Wednesday evening, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop o f Ely: he lcli down in an apoplectic fit, and suddenly expired. At Tiverton, Devon. J. Nixon. aged '7l, A. R. A. limner to his Ravi Highness the Prince Regent, and principal miniature painter to bet Royal Highness the Duchess of York. At Hem, Sussex, a labouring man in the employ of Mr. Lam b, a e,l ' th e . advanced age of 92 years : the deceased, during the la s t harvest, reap. 15 half an acre of wheat per diem, which is considered a fair day's vio for a strong young husbandman. At Seend, Wilts, at a very advanced ate ) the Right Hon. Lady Ws Seymour. - • ... .e. 1111.1tooN : Printed and Editt:d by E. ROCHE, and Published by J. FISHER, No. 5, Pickett-Street, Strand, near Temple-Bar; mid cf 0 ..• -,.•-, . by all Newsinun, the Clerks of Reads , and Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom, free of postage, into the CountrY at 1 0 '1 ' .tr "$ . • " r: -: - #. .. , . , .. ..i , ' . . gifeE4 Via►-- TB IN° 230. ASSASSINATE The new! ]SO7, than it peal to the sc stquence dis! his Northam called upon the religious called o displ who rose for those who w Scarcely still .• seizure of Ili, ferced to the kingdoms, or flint to take of her coast channel again of Commons formation re! with . Denmar ropean Power fore contende could not cut' least to en del those Powers sit:on thought abusts and dis Po;i4, and ini co:ltinucd ;1,,J. SP