The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-22 00:00:00

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Charges. anti pence., Se salty lave .a-t tined, or be liable to, in roinequence of his illerfiosos So the Pshlle beheif ev - tieularly during the last Id MIMS Parlianwist ; ant pirtarolarls to express the 11 . 114 C of the Nation on his i.ttlepentkult, asisisated. twd patrioti. coothict. Sabseriptious will he rereiverl by gisonel Brooks. Esq. (I reasst•er). Voi. 110. Strata * Itobert W.iithinito, Esq. Fleet otreet; Mr. Won. anger.. 1116, Oxford—tree; Nessi,. C. mid 11. Bell, 52, Otforl-vireitt t Mr. tiorttlarJ, 8, Itathboot - palee,_OnfnrJ-street; And at Ibe Bar of the Crown tool Ao khur Tatent. Strati& lltOL IT tDVERTISRD .£3d7 7 0 non.k.C.Joluistone IW 0 erd-4. 3 0 0 .kostro, Esq. It. 11. Mauod, Corn- Clapton - - 25 0 0 hill - - 2 2 0 John Eke. req. -13 0 0 0. S. a fri-ad to la '. 11. T. DWI -10 n tlepentlenee - 0 9 0 Tsso.sas Wistaria - 10 10 0 Jane- il..bnes - - I 1 0 U. W. Horses.) 10 10 9De will kir 'hawked. .... -' A triimpleto . Disposals. llayMy - • and Mee., ?we W. IlVnt. N. C. - Rogers - -10 00 G. Hall talc' W. - Maribor at - 3 0 I'. - 114,turtag Ta% iur - 5 .1. Oliver - Thema w .to lass tie- I T. J. Mowbray eel-vest well of hi: It. Lewis fostrory - - 5 501 SAM'"" This Day was puttlishei, Price 94. fol. ATREATISE on thoG A M E of CRIBBAGE ; sisawing•thc Laws mid Rules ui the Game, as now played at St. James's, Bath, anti Newmarket ; u ith the best .Method of raying out Vow . Card{, and exposing all the un fair Arts practiskl by Professfamil Players, or •urta Men as are gener.ally known by the uppellatino of 111 lc k Legs &c.— Composed by several Sporting Lientictutia of the brat Cele brity, and digested By A \THAN Y P.tSQUIN. Esq. . Sectaisit 441ation, corrected. Printed for Sherwood. Neely, and Joan (Successors to Mr. H. D. Symonds), Paternostenroat ; and J. Ridgway, ROYilfL BRITISH SYSTEM EDUC4TION. TO;EPII LANCASTER., SuperintendllSe el the Plan for I:dacating Poor Children, under 11One& Patronage, intends to deliver a I.IIiCTU RE ON TION Of:NI:SAL, and the Advantage of his NSW AND. ORIGINAL X-YSTRIO IN PARTICULAR, at this Amenably .Room, Pikers Head, Gateatan-street, Tilld IyVF.NING, at Sig n'Clock. The object of this Lecture is publicly to explain the man ner in which ooe !taster may govern and teach 10,10 Clod drew, with as much facility as twenty, in half the Mid time, and at oar-third the common expence. The prima of order, the method whereby one book trill serve Inc or 1000 Children, and the manner in which 500 Scholars may the %ante word, at the same instant of time, will he elu ridoted by a number of bays practically exemplifyiag the saute. Tickets.of atlinitAion. One Shilling each, may tie ltad of W. Condoms, X, Ludgate-street, and JAM Cooper, 8, Cheairlde. _ _ . Ilinceran, Die. 4.—Yett •rday morning a pr. rison, consisting of a battalion of Portuguese, ar. rived under the command of Colonel Count St. Michel, which has since taken its departure for Regensburg. FROM THE MAINE, Dec. 2.—The intelligence that_a Council for the regolatiee of the ceded territory between Austria, Russia, and Saxony, were to meet at Teschen, lies not been confirmed. A Courier from Koningsburg has passed througk Frankfort on his way to Paris. TRIESTE, OCT. 15.—1 t is known that the small town of Trieste, which contains only 40,000 souls, after the entrance of the French troops, has paid a military contribution of 50 millions of franks. The amount of the levies paid on for mer occasions has not exceeded five millions, and those have been paid by instalments. Zunicit, OCT. 11.—The Bishop of Chur, Boot von Schauenstein, this day left the palace of his 'Diocese, at Fre•yburg. It seems that this Prelate has been charged with a commission to his Majesty, by the I.:endemism of Switzerland, for which his dignity and influence qualirkl him. Wan Saw, Nor. 97.—0 n the 13th iustant, • diviiiun of Polish and another of Austrian t roo p s , in sow ree, marched to the Stttworks at Wee. !leek*. vent .. of the inhatlftents give grand anterte tis • and a splendid illuminati o n o f the city aft s took place. 'RA T, Nov. 20.—The Canton of Lucern has recall aft her inhabitants employed in the service of Spanish Insurgents, in opposition to their oaths, and in breach of their duty as citi. rms. CAsstr., Nov. 10.—The following Decree lasi been published here :- 4 6 We do order and have ordered, b That the sitting • of our Commit of State, which Wig fixed by our Demee of the 10th of October of tho present year, for the Ist day of December, shall be postponed until the Ist day of January. " Given at our Palace of Fontainbleae, 114 10th November, 1809, in the 3d year of our (lisped) • "s a-semen Irmietzbg.* DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. Thls Oita was pabli-lital, Tenth Fditiou, with considerable A laimins and kinproveineutt, and as engraved Portrait of the Author, Piire 3s. 6d. A TR E ATI*: on rEV A T.E CO/11PLA4M1 4 .t. ZOL• - •• - lar I ,4 lBirlirgilrXTV., M. D. A' tYia kale.* W_ elded 40e. avldoaroestly recital 'sitetufed totbe perusal of Females an every rank of life„ the Authiw been under the hecessity or exptroling hinisiqf with slat perspialsNy whit% will reader it isttellieible In every Reader, &alembic every Urinals toawertain with pre vision tltestrue Witte of her health; at the same time that it points nut proper remedies fair to Ist divrawo, and prevents the nece-city at revealing thise circumstances which the tive modesty of the vex prompts them In climatal, ono silica to their vet, material injury. Fair thew reasons each honk rsold sealed up, and it is reque,ted that the veal may not be broken by auv hut a Female. Landfill ! Pahli.hed by the Author; and multi 1)) Sarr wood, lively, and Joan, Paternoster-rain. . - • - 1 1-6 - - 1 10 - 1 'lO 1 10 - 1 10 - - 1 10 ALBION ElIII.: and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, New Biltlge•ta rect. Black friars ; 16th liecensiser, 1609. NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of a Resolution of the Comeral Court of Proprietor: of the ALBION FIRE and LIE INRelt %NCE COMPANY of the 26th of October last, a Dividend, at the rate of aCti percent. clear of Property Tax ' on the .litaalments mode, will be payable, according to the number of Shares held by earls Proprietor, on the 15th sit Dere:ober instant. The Disideod. dectirel, May be received at the Cow pany's fume in New Bridge-street. on Monday the lit of Ja nuary neat, between Eleven and Three ; or on nay follow ing day, Sunday excepted. between the same hour., until ga ,barday the 1311. of January ludt ive. After that du,. the Dividend may be received - coney Tuesday, between the hours before stilted. AROOK4. Tremrer. CORNIIILL t 1 Altn. tiT a wArtiilloilhol;lei, in the Vestry. roam of Bt. MICMALL, C(1RN!! ILL no THURS. A V. the 91st f)ay of Ilecensber. 181t9, hc furr the it 1 0 1 n0...161phi Sir CIIARLIA: FLOW ;ill, Mat. Alderman of of the sai.t Ward. • Rcselved Uniutinion.lv—That the Tha ik 4 of this Wartime* b. givett to Sir CHARLES FLOWER, Bart. Alclrrinatt of skim Ward, othf lair Lord SI ty ,, r of t.te City of Lotitim, for hi. norentittA atiordiott .to the varithrt clinics or that high (Mite. for his uptight and Impartial adinivistratintr tinware. f , r the seleniid havitality winch lie ennituatly exhibited, and for kr' polite old friendly conduct, on all oreasioito, In she inhabitants of *is I%ard. RIBESIE.STAR Y BOOKS FOR THE USE OF il Published by Sherwood, aely, Jane'. Patarnastei-rear. LMODCRN FitENCII CON V Elti ATION; rindaininc Elementary Phrises, an.t NE.WEASY DIA !MOUES. nil:reach and English, upou the must falai.. liar stOjects. 0 ice . Ey W. A. BELLI:MIER. BY: -Older D P i r il l I , Secretary. INSUILANUS- COM PANY ,—FMK., AND AMN WTI MS—CAPITAL TO hi [LOONS— OFFICE. LIJDOATF.-lIILL. LONDON. WitiONS insitred' with this office, whose JIL Policies empire at Christmas, ore respectfully informed, •bat Receipt.; fur the Renewal of the same arc now ready for Deliver) at the Olbcc, and with the rept-dive Agents of . the Company throughout the United Kissicionu. N. It. Policies of luminance i which evpire at the above Period, should be renewed within Fifteen Doss thcreaf.ar. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. That i t. -line he fairly, traoseribed, cigoed by the Word. CI,. it, and we-voted to the Alderinve by . the I)epnty ard, Coasarin Cooped ; and thllt the same he advertised in NIT of She Morning and t 40 of tie Evettiog Papers. flo.solved Ustinirairu•l , ,—Thist. the Tbauks of thi4 W.trd loo.c br rives fi) the Derny, and the re-t of tior Repre.-n -wive, or Lois Ward ill ennvaion Council, fur their upright l;ondin t daring the last Year. Thg , the s tine do rutin o part of ih- Proceedio4s of this d.: . :ri lie advert - ,sed t.igned br t;:e Wirrd Clerk lin her n Morning and two of Ike bsenleg Pawns. W. BAKER, Ward Clerk. • G141"9 ragscrtc:RAmmmt AND EXERCIRES. 9. A NEW METHOD for LIARNING 1/PRENCII, particularly adaplrd to the English Tongue ; with two com plete sets of Eserci,c., in which the Principles of that l'nnrie Are set fn-th With such order and porspicuity, Its to promote he ;petiy aft liniment of sisal unive:.al Lance to r. By J. GUI Nl'. Stcsiat Edition / carefully revised and but proved. lc. 'a mod. This Grammar Is parttealarly adapted to the genius and disposition of young nuilects, and fur persons entiiely unae qoaaossil with the Frelich WigUage. I3v the arrangensent of Ur principles, the nature of its rules and exercises, it has the oncionisson advaa,: nte of heint equally adapted to t rue meatiest sin t hig - ic-t capacities, and will prove no lets tweet to the master himself than to the pupils for theory and practice, rules and eX;b1111111e111 4111Melvalialls, and all the necessary 1011. anima to attain a thorough kuonledge of its exerci,es, go hand in band in every page. S. I. La 1 1 1;TiTS ENI :RES ; ou Corn...point:ince de anelgstes Enfare. oavrre fait pour pert ir a I'l. turatimi de la Jeunesse. Nonvolle Editi ???? ..ver des Notes gratuinatic.iles. la two um( volumes, price-S;. housed. 4. The 1: 1, LNI EN TS of A.STRON OM Yosccording to the Newtonian Principles; Btu-train! Its several new mid line n-560.; Diagram ! , and adapted, as far iss the Selene. will ad mit, to the isisinrst capacities. Ott-tided solely fur the, in struction of voting Ladies mid Gentlemen. fly GEORGX hoards. • 6. A E 191116171317 r. between al. kV 'V tta TerPUPIL'S, describing it Journey through England and Wales; with Detail of the Arts and Nlaitufactures of each City cud Town, and Descriptions of Natural Ilistory. lbesi:ne.t fur Schools in general. By Mrs. lilt OOK E. Second i coasider ably enlarged together with an Introductory Aertiont of Englaml, mid of the Metropolis of (h.,: Briti.lt Empire, by 11)n IV EVAN s, A. M. Price ss. Embellished with a correct Map of the British Isles. irr Sherwood, Neck, and Jones have constantly on Sole a general A•atortment tot Books for the Education of Youth. — .1 liberal A flow:ince madam Schools. NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING OFFICE. WMARTIN, N.. 8, Curehill, London, • Newspaper Agent, for Town and Country, most respectfully begs to inform his.Priends and the Public hi ge neral, that be has removed his Office as above. where he cot:- tinkles to sell and deliver all the following Papers in Town, and forwardo. them, with the gr..atest regularity, to any part ..f the United Kingdom. Postage free. Morniag Papers. Eneetiagrapsrs. 3 Daps a Irak. The Time:, The Courier Linton Packet 1 I Morning Chronicle I The Ktatennan Lmidon Chronicle Morning Herald I Globe Evening flail British Prey Pilot I General Eveaing Post Morning Post Stir Commercial Chronicle The Public Ledger Sim English i:hronicie Morning Advertiser I 'traveller. I lit. Jamey's Chronicle. The 1);1. _ N.H. _Births, MarriaAm. Death , Paraf i rap pod .All ARMS FOR THE SPANIARDS. HAVING entered into engagements for the topply of AR Mg for tile we .f the SUPREME JU %TA of SPAIN, and this beiag a I,:toe n ben the supply maw he of menet eserstial ter ice to thnt gallant People, tbi 1. to Notice, flit nisi Penns or Per,oni holing a gamut. tits. of eno:t Proof Minket:, whether flint (mutiny be lirge or ontall, will, open application to Jo:no to Jut, I. sq. of Old lined-at:rte. reeri.e I.ii 1. fortke purchazt• of the ✓ase, urn son- stemma; wd ;too frroitbing the Arne, will tot: ire payment in cart. A. COCTIRA-NE JOHNSTONE. Porttosnoth. Dre. IR. IMO. CAM fAI. lALICSALIi //411 TAU CITY. ' T o be D;spoqe4l or, a Capital Retail Drapery t:oncerst, las the ccry be,t part at the City, and reckoned the art situation in London ror a rester. trade. ' Teu thou.suri pounds per nasam, in ready looney, has been regularly yr terne,i, be.ides abarrit too the saute amount. w Stack required to be taken. Apply T.•-mnrrow between the hone of Ten and Three, at %4 r. Rainr4 . llCarpe. %..trelsoase, Latlgste—treet, Laudon. peril, with the greatest Dispatch. -W. M. beits th.it tho.te tientleise• who may not receive their Papers regular, trill, w 1011/Id delay. apply as above, ; i re every exertion shall Ite us.ide to immure all curl) and re delivery. RESCRIPT OF RIB IMPERIAL lIIIJESTY TUE EMPEROR OP RUSSIA, TO TUE MINISTER OP THE INTERIOR, PRINCE KURAIL/N I PRINCR ALESE/ IURl$O• M ITCH. " We have received intelligence of the ex. chafige of elle ratifications orthe Treaty of Peace concluded between France and Austria, by which the war between Russia and the Litter place is terminated. POCKET - BOOK LOST, on Friday I.:ecning last, urar THE TATESMAN OFFICF:, Fleet stveet, coutainiag raniry Mesaurapdeers of to.) use but to the Owner, sad two Cowry S.tores, notice of which is given to the thbce. Whoever will brim: the saute to the Chapters )I[4*e-boort. or The Statesman Priuting-oikce, shill receive lialf-a-tiut- NEW ENGLISH t11:11AR. I)ay wns.pligiithecl, Price 6s. bound, 'rug ENGJ4IS I TUTOR ; or Juvonile.As. AL siittliit : being n Colkcion of Familiar Leiters, sup posed to tic from a Father to t his I)aisghter, relative to the duiies . of a torerne3*; erogreinively treating 1111 Orthogra phy, Accents, Prai iiiii ciatinii, tirintniar, Sc ntax, Parsing, Ite.tding• or Eliscution, Writing or Composition, Rhetoric, Vershicasiosu Prosody, and every other rieces43ry 4ishject for enaltling )outh to :mania perfect knowl•dge or tile I .sw lish Enhzurtge : intended for the use or SchoOls, !milk-Warty Ladies' Seminaries._ ANTED-at Ttyroit to Notes young ♦ Gentlemen in the C rtintr3, a Perso.l oho is a good English ad Latin celtolor, tool who can teach Arithmetic. The strangestreeosawmatlation as to rhttract..r, temper, &r. wia be reqsared.—Apply to Mr. %%iIIiaAWNI, TJ)-,hup. Thaver-street, Mancliester-tona re. WANTS a Situation as GAR.DEN lA, a Married flan, who is well acquainted with Kitchen Garden; Pruning, aod (reel -ho use and 1101-11..ii.e. Cal p have a pod iltarteter trans he last place, ahem he lived ton 'cash t prefer% the Country. Directsline (post-pald)to T. P. to he hit at Mr. Con intro, Grocer, New Nliddlesex. By W. C. OULTON. Alen, Prire 71. extra boards. IMPORTANT S I'IjOILS FOR THE FEMALE SEX, in trferrore to modern blausery addressed to a yonisi Lady of Distinction, Dv 11R3 . COCKLE. Author of Javessile Journal. Cstlies Cal 1, de. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall. GE in TO TM; NERVOUS, DERILITATIA), A\ it Sli Pllf LITI C. IT basing ever been considered laudable in thnse who base been the norms of alleviatiog the sintering, ..1 others. Medical Men, • thcrefore, who dedicate their time to the treatment ut a few prevalent like:lees, making than oh- jests of partiCular tuvestipition, and bating had n series of mewls result therefulm, it i, presumed such endear not only retied merit on themselves, lint the reputation they tic quire sanctions their mode of practice. Among the variety of I)isea-es to which the huinnn frame is incident, none arc more distre-ring, .or claim a snore serious attention, than the fagots - 4r,, vi... a CERT 11% DI 4.1 or.R, frenisendy contracted in P uaiment of hoot oration. mid which calls for our speedy endeavours to solidue. for it it unfits ipsemly bee happened that 4 simple ianori hum throw:li neg lect of the Patient or treatment of the un-L dial ' Practitioner, has beou sacceesied hy STRICTURES or OBSTRUCT lONS la the Urethra, which have proved to the stiff-Net a lasting source of future misery. flee various claws of Debility, whether-occidiiimed by 111.• temperance. long residence in a warm climate, or . a wriest in sidious habit of youth, aremlso .411%;i rls of ser iiiii 4 co.i.iitern t ion. So enervating lithe frequent indulgence in this ...o.iosey I ii... that a train of Nervous Diseases is induced, by which tee mind becomes weakened, as well US the body enuiciated. wNile Impotence in the one set, and Sterility in the otbN,ote die cwnscg ence+w hick follow. •. Pitiable are the tittiation, of those who, through such del streelive habit-, have iodured that distressing st tie of Debi lity ; and, to.ing ashamed to seek relief, brood over their In firmities in 'Meaty. T.e those Intimating under any of the above Complaints, it m he a cosmological to know, the FCOO% al of asich.•by the #4 l :Moat restotation of health, it toe moth of Mc. 6014,1's vp.•rienee. h.s, in recent Venereal Ca-e-, where antsearly rippliration Is made on ditenvery of the Infection, generally oropietes a perfect cure in twit days. A' er !toying been re gularly educates! ma Alenther of the ItitNal College (certili rates of which. from different Iliespit:tl-, lie has to convince esery.inquiree). Ise maie the cure of such the object of his principal slaty. nail is enabled to preform the same. without sohjecting the Patient In die least restraint in Diet, or E tee ei,e good limiters hi itself the reputation be hits acquired its the tour* of twelve years practice. is a proof of his siperior mode of treatment. Pelt uniform success for so !mica period (during which ,nun have been cured. after tevere and in J uriuu. rori:NW. Irtft i•eets intoned without egret), induced Mr. (i. to Ens. public I y offer hi, advice. lie any he comulted dads. by persons of either 5...1, with %oriel -errer%..lehrncl. an i honour. Application. Icy letter lilf11;101 he attended is., miles. it Meth-aloe is enclosed. .(sub Salm U, ilunserte-ttreet, Ilect.streol. A (attutn.Turt E. This Daze was pulilibised. Prier in hoard , , The St-rn•id Ednion, very nowt' eidarged athi Improved. of HINT; on Ak;ItICULTURAI, SUB. J nod nn the hest means of improving the Con dition of the lat'oniring By .1, C. CUltl7 EN, Esq. M. I'. Of Workington HMI, Cinnherlatid. • • Printed for J. Johnson. St. Paul's Churei-yard ; and B. Crosby and Cs. Station r's This Work, wtitten it,i the laudable intention of af 'rd tag the most copious infermatimi to the practical fanner, embraces almost the whole circle of agricultural I..nsw ledge, founded on experiment. The prise Emily, on the sniling of tattle, mid on the gmirral Economy of feeding them, is pur poee'l composed for the imtructino of Gentlemen who farm their owu Lauds ; nod tie Antbur dentoustrates. that. be I the S 3 4e:n 1w iccomment., not only much in,lividu:ll ;se rich, but also an increased national prosperity would be obtaim-d. MISS 1.1)(11.WOR WORKS. AN Advertisement having just appeared, an. now** the l'ishlievinn, in a few (Lai>. of TALES of REAL. LIFE; foraitinz a Sequel in the " TALES of EASIi lON ABLE 1.1 FE." BY MISS EfItiEWORTII. It is become necessary, everially as this is not the first at tempt to impose upon the Public hy assuming her none, to inform them that Nllrs Edgeitorth has no design to publish an) thing 'ikon! la a short times hod that a hat hus np pearesi,-ur may .hereafter be published, hearing her name, which is not printed fur .her Bookseller, J. Johnson, is St. Paul*, Chorea-venni, spat ions. Lit ut MISS EIMiIsWORTR'S Works. • I. PRACTICAL EDUCATION. 3 sols. Svc. IS& board , . EARLY LF.94ONS for CHILDREN; a Series of Stories, eissisistiolc of 'Tea Puns. ho. 3. PAItENrb ASSISTANT, or Stories for Childras. 6 vole. 151. 4. Ditto, liar Paper, with Froorispieres. 15s. Worth. 5. MORAL TALL 3 fur YOUNIi PF.OPI.L. 3 sots. Ws. 6d. hoards. 6. POPULAR TA1.F.5....3 Vols. 12.. hoards. i. C %Srt.E ItACKRENT. boards. I. )-5:441 nn 1111:411 BULLS. .% t 9. t.F.rnims for LI rE.ItAItY LA DI li9—JULT 4. and CAIIOI.It4E—MMSAY alt SEIIF-3 FICATION. 41. 1 1 % 41 KUM DA. 3 vols. 13a. lid. boards , . 11. LE.ONORA. It vols. lib. fid. boards. It. Tit 1101>E101 (11119111.1/ A. 4%. 'Aire. 1$ TALL, of FASIIIOI4 BLE LIFE. 3 vols. 164 bds. " According to the principles of this peaces Austria remains as before, our neighbour in licia ; the Polish Provinces, instead of being united, remain still divided amew4 three Powers. Russia acquires gain a considerable portion of these Provinces ; and another pita of them, bur. timing on the Duchy of Warsaw, - will be iiicor. punned with the States of the King of Saxony. In this manner are we, after thelurtunate fermi. nation of the Swedish war, likewise freed hobs the burthcns of the Austrian war. All dreams of tho separation of the Polish provinces have vanished. The present order of things likewise establishes limits for them for the future, and Russia eh. Lagos, instead of losing her territory in this coun. try. " While we return thanks to Almighty God fur the happy termination of this war, we com mission you to notify the same to all civil Go vernors. 66 We arc convinced that all our faithful sib- jests after receiving notice of this joyful event s %%ill join with us in thanksgivings to the Almighty who has blessed Russia with a glorious and *Wised fur peace. 46 Your sell.v oh;r, 4 ALEXANDER. 4 , St. Petenburgh, November I—le. 180." (Ilutnfrurgh Carreepondentem, Dec. 9 ) GOTTEN BURGH .A 1441 LS . ' GOTTEXISUROIt, DFC. letter has befit received here to-day from Junkopin, giving M. formation of the final conclusion of peace -Ise. tweet, Sweden and Denmark. The same fetter says, I you may expect to see the Prince Angus.' tetiburg at Guttenburgh, about Christmat.' Dtc. Courier arrived in the night, with dispatches for Count Rosen, the Governor of Gottenburgh, the contents of which are said to be the Treaty of Peace between this country and Fratiee, 4 iiiid that the terms arc nearly the same as those entered into by the peace with Russia— namely, that Sweden reserves to herself the privi. legit of the importation of colonial produce. It is said that little mention is made of England in this Treaty. The Cuiirse of Exchange at DO days, rose to.' day to 4, 33. • S - rdckiiimm, Dec. b.—The !Ong has had a 11. cond apoplectic tit, and continues in a very dan. gcruus state. We hear that (he Piiiico tenburg has declined his Intende.2 journey to Sive. des, and it is said be has also declined the mem. sion Ito the Throne, in cunsequence of the very: united power invested in the Cron, u. 114 NA OF ENUL4 1 December 11. 1809. T"E Court of Directors of th e Governor and Cooporty of the Rank of England do hereby gime Notice, That all Notes of the skid Governor nod C pally, dated on and after the 22d of December, I&i9, will lie issued of the (olio wing form : • BANK OF ENGLAND. 18 I Promise to _pay to Mr. Heavy lime, or Bearer, no Demand, the Sam of Is Leads% Id For the Corr. nod Campy. of the Bank of England. A. B. That they will have tbe dates stamped or printed thereon, instead of bribe written as heretofore; and that the Nuoiliers of the said Notes will be stamped or printed thereon, agree ably to the following description. viz. 'nit dexter number will he stamped or printed no the words," I Proini4e," and thesinister number will be stamp ed or printed on the words, " or hearer ;•' and the names of toe Entering Clarks will nut ',pear on the Notes. ROBIiRT BEST. Sec. WHEN PROFE4SIONAL MEN of Edn. ration and Itr spslbibilitr deviate from the general rystem, by the selection of a particular branch t the movie° of long rinitiotted success is hest criterimi of superiority. Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the elide , sive treatment of two disorders, and tile succemfel result of our pl its gives es additional ardour to oppose, as far as we arc able, the ravages of thou: complaints which are the most important in the catalogue of human infirmities. Alter initiation into every branch of Practice, we coo. templated the sufferings of Sieheitic and Debilitated Patient«, andfornwil a wish to rescue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or t lie equ illy dangerous precipitancy of ge neral Practitioners. Tbc t)isenhers, to the cure of which ne have devoted our attention, comprise every species of Few eat Inferti , ,n, iv he ftier of a recent or long duration. Secondly , all kinds of De bility, nbether arising from the habits of school-bop, or the Iwieigences of mature age. I•Suittertius diseases are the result Of ignorance, or haste in the treatinne of a simple tionurrlintn, :clad it not anfietpierely happens that she seeds of life are poisJoesl by the ia I isc retiou of on unguarded hour. By a superior method, such complaints are easily cured, anu even *lsere others have failed, ire west that we may pre- some to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress la this Disorder, compared with the calamitous sltwalloos. of Ilen e who, Irma an indulgence in a Solitary . Vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a Fashionable Eite, aequirr th.tt mate of I/ebi ray which is the unavoidable consequence of with pernicious habits. When the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortutio. it may be sosne consolation for him to know, that although it !nay lie an object of doubt or uncertainty n ill& other woo iiitioersi. the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of renovutiou, is the ac cptiresnetit orouresperience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce manly vigour, mar's anxiety wVI be prevented by an rally counteraction of languid state, and in tnese caw. 3 no great difficulty will occur. But whew this delicitsmcy bas for years existed. a proper perseverance is ind:spensiblt requisite to revive the slumber sag sparks or life, and to re-nminate Con-titaitien. far secrecy which is 61) essential to oar undertaking, and the qualiticattose wtsich we presume to state. farm the basis set oar prt•temivas; and in coincidence with such, titi, Intl rn:ot►on is given, that Mews. 1.1.1(ill and CO. may he con. silted personally, or by letter, inclosing a Bank Note, at i their House, No. Y 9, Arundel-street, Strand, near 'rein* liar. There is an additional entrance in W.tter-.reef adjoining, awl the name is all both door,. A Diploma (rota the Itnyal College of Surgeons is Lois don, and Tessisnewills froin the most eminent Physicimo and Lessuren or regular educati-m and insitlimiss titivation to list stpdies of every branch of the Prolession, are open to the io•pectina a every enquirer, and constitute a fair growsdrot that success witb which we host. hitherto been honoured. E. LLIG.II and CO. Sdaaco:(s. -- ' 1 1 1 :/k