The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-08 00:00:00

No. 1180. ROYAL BRITISH SYSTEM OF EDUC.477OIV. TOiEPII LANCAS'r Sunerintrodeot of Ithe Plan for Educating Pon- Children. ander Go , al Pttranate, linen& to Miter a ItIiCTCRE ON EDITCA TIDY DENl'RAl.,and the A•lratwore nt his KFW AND oainlyrAL NYSTE%I IN PARTICULAR, at the Assmohly Room. Parrs Head. Citation-street, THIB EVEN !NG, at Nix fetlock. The ohiert of this Lenore is pithlicly to explain the man- Err in i 1 hick owe Master may govern mid leach 1010 Chil dren, with as mach tot-tiny mg twenty, in k.ilf the wool time. and at one-third the 'wanton I' pence. The principle of ord r„ the method whereby owe hook will terse for &kJ or lat.) Children, and the manner in which 5O) Semi:int may I?ell Ow Yaw word, at the .4me ifetant of 'inv., will h-rla ctdated by a mother of boys practically exemplifying the same. Tleltegrellf sababska. u ppr fuly he fvoel of W. Contort', 30, Loignte-atreK-smd-4olon Coope# 4 . 8.. Queen-trot, Cbeapsicle. DT ETRICIISFX, Tailor, Habit-maker, and Array Clntaier. at Ms eld.eoiallli:lted House, No. 12, Rathh•olf.-plare.Oxford-steeet (al,ose aupgiton and hig4,ly. anvil elver! .tvte , if rutting Alen of rashinn's Clothes, Ladies' Ridia4-habits, and Younr ticottiensen'7. Dres.ibs, hag riven sach g^lerai .60:faction), kip hose to colleit the Molise or continunnee of the •Casoultaiidn of the Nobility atal tle.itry, • to ‘r“ieb the alroisit attention will, at nil tithes. he Itni3. TO INDIA— tS VALET OR BUTLER. AYonne Mao of li: 4 ,ht weighs prorerly quali. lied, is desirous of x pl:Lve as Valet to et Single Gentle man, or as Valet and Um{ tn a (;eatlentan 111.1 Family goirw to eit'.er of the Presicle:re•es t he ran be well recoils atenfle.T. url will use his hes; evertirms to sc:se catit.f.tetion. Me•ek'' to :address, ptst.poid, to O.P. No. 16, Skiaaer-strret, ranwhill, Loudon. THE INDEPF.NOENT With. Satdav N e •Atinaper. Printed and publialted at N/o. S.“l. :Taro tek-s7-,u axe, Ne wgate street. Lon :eau. Tr is nor nearly Poor Years since this Journal erst mask its politic appearance. It started arowedly lbe.adeocite of public Liberty. and the deferral:led oppo nent of every perirs of Corritytine. It hisinvariably *d ittoed to the principles the Edits first publicly prNfmsed, and is indebted wholly tti its prinsma. Lid - onsittrory for the ooprecc;lented support and rot-maze it has deri:eil tram a liberal pa'ilic. klititipiiel and mph' m foe e.ir!...a. Omani% have hem for Wee velars upon the Coastitational of Engli.tnen. rind peculiarly alarming na toe laol,;.ies of Party a.vl the rrtid. of the tiery.ints of the croyin have long rendered WWI the Foreign and Dotneoic atfair; of Ef!l.lall3, it testae bight's proper to consign -elite w "rid, throng.' the medium of .t Free Prem. that the cow !. 9 as cot forma en. and whatever persertatina the E:ti . ...r.ar..1 Printer of the Independent Whig hive met with from thr arm of p'wee, the Editor pledges hiMself.that while life is preserv-.1 to him, Liberty shill I vet wart a champion. Those wli•• Insaeheri that. all the topiek, of political cool r.ieenir had h•eo ei.aausied, t't ludepenient Whig made it/ appear vice. are no•V convieced t out t•iea r..ere mistaken. Ne w mea.mr-,, will ever demand. on tile part of t Free People, new observations. We have lived to ex perienee the tartan cb it./ progress of ',italic rY".c. ori•mg fro:n ministerial du plicity. ambition. awl insbet•Xlity, in this astimi, until thee have acee--ntilat•ll tee a terrier balk of enrruPtim beyond an histmleal precede* It)cep Vea trait observed. the krepin; up to th • libels of mewttrteiisfiitatstil illetesms of slams in now la the best security of Liberty. If this observation ever appliell at ao:. perio with ma-e pecolior propriety and fume than another, the present is unquestionably that mo ment. Ilnder ish impre-.lna. tie attention of Ole Public is .cant earnestly, bet respectfully caned to the IN') I..PEM- Di WHl6oft anday next, Dec. 10, which will e leaks (amongst father etrerswfisilet adapted to the exigence of the momeol an inteirsting NM torrent.* article entitled • 1 Pula tient Fragments sr a letter In it.R. E.g. M.P.; In deend::iit and Constitutinesi itemark ' on the Verdict of the Jule, ! le the cage of Clifford v: Brendan; and on the %Milting of the Common, Council; together with observathas at kregth , on the priweedings at Covent Darden 'Metre, is which the westing at 'Mae between the Public and the Managers will be canvassed with a dignity becoming a Free biter, and all indepenilence characteristic of the Malignant hi,.my of Ty ratut!y bed Conniption. , NIUSICAL CABINET, for t'on most jj Eisnionable and atiored botniotenh,and particularly the to w invented Harp Late and Apollo Lyre : in these are unit ed all inn( i 4 milt derdr.dile in portah:e InstrionNits. via. el*. Once. Kilter. anal emy :titanium-at. sJperior ;denture sod con venience. a tarn is solheirody eviurr.l by their bring first pa troal,,tql by her Royal ili,vltnevt the Pnniris of Wales, and brow h t into their preseuti.i.L. bv the inuaerliale appinhation of the Notijitl, Lleetry, anti L.:ice of Fashinn. and amt Imolai' !wile. Beirut myself WO inventor, basing borne all the trouble and 'apemen in hrir :Jog them, by prerlre.d..ive im tothe peifeet los unartre. if Cie Peliti•Wortd he• regarrllrss ante, they .r.t411 iftoorrever, to be so to them helves. TO be property und:.:stoon, t use to Psis ass caution, because is this town of 11,nalrit, at many shops, a kind of Harp late is affrricl, by a hith the Public. are tore to lie die app by their not bring the relit oneo. It i. *a it'd pro verb :Jai a jest one, " Gobi the fouistain-head, - and in nut iwitiMeb it net where to be found in London lint at No. S, Po ley -place, Cairewliiit-.quire, where L:ediet are nos only fuse itishel with the proper irirtrunseute, man a rlinier of theis,hut Jilin with prop •r proper and proper Strings, and every thing tip-rennin beWaging, which all Lon don besideicann t produce ; beside. which, should :my Lady wish to purrimse a stiprri o kind of Piano Forte fine a mist negotiable price, w ooli do weil h, appl ) to me. N a B. Lathe. iistrortt-d thr :Lio Lute, Ptusa Vole. Siaguhr, dte. ra moat, in ,os r. and c buntry, and L. gives oils also at i arc teal Harp Lutes but such as have on them my aeon., •` Luarr, Foles-place, London. _ Tit 1 4 1 ROYAL FAAIELY, and L:1I)t PS and GENTLEMEN of ‘SIIION, use ill:S.11A OIL, fur onni.tenieg the hair a n &twine; it is so great a nom rtsber to the !lair, as td prt.rect its taming grey to all periods; promotes the gran th ; ra Ars the Hair grew thick and long ; pr.-sows its falling off; and reAttres it on timid places. If the kr :Ist roots. Se vel al Gentlemen that wore bald, have d e elored, alter using the Ittrria Oil regularly for six months, the bald, places Iterative cosseted with hair; promotes cyebrults and *halters, will presets* whiskers taming a reddish co lour or grey ; keeps have hair soft, and renders its appearance mineral. Price 75.. per bottle, nr nor bottle coolainine four small, at ear guinea, or six guinea bottles at lie position. Sold by fur Proprietor, A. Priam Nn. 9, John-street, OxTued street; and, by appointment, Mr. @Myth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New florid—tree( ; Headrie and Su. Petra men to her Majesty. Titchborae-street Golden-square; Bas ely and mess, PerromPts to the Priuce and Princess of Wales, and ;.ce and Duchess of York, 5, Coekspur-street; Harding stud !load', 149, Pall Mall; [terry, Greekattreet ; Oasiton, Fleet-Ytreet; !Nu, 6a, Cbeapside; floloses, Holum. and Tutt„ Royal E xc h a nge, Lyndon; and by most of the principal Perfumers or Medicine VeiNiers b Lagiand, Ireland, and S.:tititud. Country Sisopls..epers sending their order& to any whole sale sender liars deal with in London, well receive liberal alloinanrc. Obeerve she label on Cie oattidt wrapper of ear:i bottle is signed in ltei.siate gold i 44 Mochrikarsky and Aimee ;" any without that Opaline mre counterfeits. Irr A Ceoleral, shout 30 years of age, who has used the - Rossia Oi! regularly these twelve mnaths fur dressing his it dr. etas dct lapel to the Proprietor, that his Mir is nut only Crown in thickness and serength, but has also prevented it tern* grey, which aas before on the decline; it is recam ?leaded tee Ladies and (enclemen wishing tip beierkt from the ltii,sta Oil, tee u..c it ree.tdarly, as U cannel !wt• expected le Alive leo sluyireil Aka if eat) applied at inter' alab 1,0 T~ ~~1~ . 1 - T1 - 1 z' ,:), t I 01-.0 7 , • . • CS . ~ ~ • to c i 4... .. '7.) (83---lia e....,c.iman4 .•._,..,„ .:.....".. 4 .!,.. r II _ _. p. - , ..• _ .. . , .. .• • Nab.' ) FR1D.41 7 , DECEMBER 8, 1809, EAST LONDON WATER-WORKS. ._„._.... By Mr. R. NEEDHAM, at Garrawav's, TUTS DAY, Dee. theft's, M Lots, by order of the Executrix and Ex ecutors of Mown Martin, F.m. deceased, SEVENTKKN SHARE of ONE RUN. DR ED POUNDS each, in I h at valuable Concern, the EAST LONDON WATER-WORKS, established by Art of Parliament, and now romplfted. Twenty per rent. to he paid down, and the remainder an two months, or di.entssit al lowed for prompt payment. Particulars at thirrewas's ; at 44, Gracecbureh-street ; and of Mr. Needham, No. 10, Old Broad-street, Ro . ‘al Es change. NMIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Black &Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, at theOrigined Manufactory, No. 164„ Strousd,opposite New castle-anal, begs leave to recommeM to the Public bis genu ine BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior, excellence has been for more than 50 years univermlly acknowledged ; mkt Pencils for drawing in colours cof a late invention), To dis tinguish his Pencils from eounterfeits,the mark, which was for- inerly only 11l iddleton, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direction, la, Strand, London, stamped nu each Pencil. Au extensive amortment of Pocket-books .usd Thread-eases, elegantly mounted hi gold, silver, and plain ; a complete as sortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gen tlemen's Pocket C odes, coot:lining every article fm shaving and dressing; ['enable Writing and Dressir-desks, and Boxes, in mahogany, satin-wood, leather, he.; Writ hing-paper, extra fine cut large Peas, tine Irish and Dutch Saaling-Wax, and all kinds sof Statiotstry ; Portable and Countnag-house letvr C.ipying Machines. These machines, by hich writing ;My 1w expeditiously aid clearly copied are brought by N. :Middleton to the utmost perfection!, :toil comprised la a mahogany case. which forms a complete deist s asses, MO. ;13 to be of the greatest convenience to those w settowelt tiers of a use and form to answer the purposes of a comrl: , te secretaire. A large assortment of Itutors, and all kind, of fine Cutlers. POIL I'4MOUTH HARBOUR. Oe Tresday nett will be published, Price A LETTER TO THE INHABITANTS OF GOSPORT. By GEORGE NORM JUKRS. On the subject of the SUIT bow mod* Is the Coon of . between the CROWN nod the PROPRI E at tote NVO .L 4 Lfts _AO no the GOSPORT SHORE of MrTrlft7trlif *ARBOUR. hinted for Wiltlam Johnsno. (iooport ; and sold b) the Bookoelters in Town and Country. INTERESTING NEW NOVELS A. %. O ILONIAN i s t:S!! ! Printed fur J. F. Hughef l Publisher, v!. Kernet%-street. Osford-'treet, where Ccumury Bookselleritway be supplied en the mrt llbrral Terms. 1. fIIE CONVENT OF GREY PEN!- rTF N TS, a Romance, in •2 colt. 9.. 2. THE DISCAROF.D DAIRIHTER, a Novel, 4 %ob. 11. Is. ty EUGENIA UK At:T(IN. 51. THE RUINS of TIVOLI. a Ronsdnce, he 4 vols. /3 MISS CLIFFORD. LICRTFIELD, an Interesting Ger man Starr, 1 vols. Ms. 5. TN EXILE of PORTUGAL, a Tale, vs*, 31. 6. VIE Ai Y 4 CERIOUS FLORENTINE, a Romancer 4 roi4. 7. SERV ) IIINA, or A WINTER IN TOWN, a Ma der.iNmel. 1 rob. Br MISS BURNEY. -- E1..1 - iVFRON I, or the ONE-HANDED MONK, a Rutanee. 1 v 0 1 ,4. 11. Ss. Br MARY RADCLIFFE. 9. CtEl.lOl A • CHUSING A HUSBAND, a Novel. 2 vol.. M. 11. Capt. TORRENS. 10. (VITHIC LEGENDS, ur LEGENDARY TALES, a nominee, I vet,. ss. 11. ROYAL. INTRIGUES; or, MEMOIRS OF FOUR PRI NCI-.StInS, 2 volt. to. I?. THE CASTLE OF VIVALDI, an liallsn Romance, 4 '•ul4. 10s. _ _ . • • s In a fey► days will !re published a very interesting 11.3 vols. (ailed " THE W I FF., or a mon El. fur vf.111101." sold " THE EARL OF DESMOND," an If..b Story, 3 vols. NOT AT HOMk, With the intended Prolnyte. writtrn by Waller Rodwell W right. Erg. This Day was piabli4M, Price Sis. NOT AT HOME, a Dramatic Entertainment, as it is now peifswining with great applanse by the DRURY LANE COMPANY. at the Lyceum Theatre. _ _ ____ Wrirteu By R. C. IiAI.L.AS, RN % Attilior of " Elements of Self Kuouledger Pereeval," " Aubrey," &e. Printed for B. CROSBY and Co. Stationere-court, Pa teamster-row. More may I►e bad, ADFLajrilA; or, The Prvits of a Single Error, a Traged), I. Lewis, price 111. TO sAwgett% MERCHANTS, 'CRADEItst, AND ' • '• OTHERS. -This Day spasm pultlislied.in a :uuillsonse I%n 9. Voinalit, Price Ns. nraolv hound, PAS BLEi or INTF.RV.ST, at three, font, IL four and a half. and Ave per rent. from set to .81n,Ood, and fermi ow* to Voki lays. in a ergniar progressioo of stogie ',lava, with Tables, at these rates, rasa; one month to ten years : also Tables %hewing th, Lachange on Bulls, or Com mission on Omit% Ate. from Is. Sd. to tsar percent. &e The Seventh Edition, earefoll; corrected. RI/ JOHN THOMPSON, Accountant in Edinburgh. A few Copies may be had on rola; svo. price 11s. bound. Etlinhargh : Printed for Airhohaloi Con.o.,isie and Co. Edinburgh; Constable, Hurter, Park, and Hunter, and John aturray. Leaden. Of wh'm emy be bad, by the same Astbor, 1. THK UNIVERSAL cAtuuliArott; or, T Mer chaut's'raideosa tua lfs.i .'s Atil hint. being oinentirely new an d complete. Set of Tables, adapted for IYealers in Brands of Trade, by wholes ale or retail, aid alt Fa. naitii-4 showing the Aomstat or Value of any Qil•unitv of frown one to wit thousand, at all the carious Priers, from un. Pvrthint, in regular progression, to thin, he 98.1 diircrent Tables. &c. Sm. A new Edition, carefully corlectc.t, iv.r. prier tid. bound. V. The sause Work, with the Tables. in regubir pmgres ohm, to twea: v ondy, :mil with Tables of Interest from one Day to ihiity. and from one Month to twelve. A Tabk, vbewing the number of Da..,, 1 . 11)91 any Day in one Month, to the sane% Da ein any other al-n, Table, of Commission nr Hrokento, from Is. Bd. to five per cent. &c. dtc. A new Edition, carefully corrected, 12m0. price SW. lid. bound. • s • Throoghout the above Works, the calculations are entirely new, havin; , , in no istAtanee, been Iraorscribel from any other hook I and unconvmmi pain have also been be stowed, in attending the press, by the Author's pm-Antal re visal of ea-11 sheet, nod for the accuracy of which, r ich Copy has 0.: following uote, certified by his own hand : " Fite wr, r toted correctness mil established character of the Author's books, induce him to inform the Public, that no cooly of any of Owen is genuine or correct, but what is si & ated by the Author's own hand. " JOHN THOMSON, (1504.)" A Proutof the I , *.iracy of that mast evrei:ent .tedtchse, THU. COUDIAL BALM OF QUITO, Mich is an iaLtlltble Cure for all Nervous Disorders, To Mr. IYITHeau, Chemist.litrund, Ltxxittu. M SIR. WIFE was afflicted with a severe NER VOUS FEVER, attended with a violent beating of the brans law - nevi of Fpi rit , , and a dreadful sick head-tea, Which tortured her so touch that sbe became linable to speak t.r walk for reverai weeks, awl would frequently faint mad remain in time state for a considernt.le time ; together with a swelling in the neck—all of n hick gave way to the COMMA 1.. H.% L‘ll of QUITO. During her illness, I had the advice and attendance a sever.st Medical Meu, who, after trying every useans in their power. gave her over as incurable, and I expertcd every hour would have been her last, when I fur tanalely saw your UALSt of QU TO.advertised in the Glas gow Courier, and as the laiu resource, I resolved that she should make atrial of it, and therefore busiest a small bottle of Mews: Easter and Co. and gave it according to the direc thew, add, astoaishiag to relate, before she had taken the whole of thebottle, I perceived it wonderful ehaage for the better. and hy her takiag three more bottles, two small and one half-guiura mien, she rerun emit her speech and was able to go about as usu-. 1; and I have no doubt bat that a few ware bnities will restore her to her former state of health.— You are at liberty to publish this letter' for the benefit of others—and am, Sir, your obliged humble servant, MURDOCK M‘DONALD. Glasgow, 31strch 30, 1809. P. S. Fartber particular.. way be knows by appliention to Messrs. Baster and Ce..tilis,gow. WITHERS'S CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, which is a now convenient, safe, aod infallible remedy for Nervso t, Bilious, Gouty, awl iebeirowie Daimlers, and every kind of debility or rrlonatioa in persons of either ws, young or old, wbetber bereditary, natural, or occasioned by a residence hot or fahealthy climates, the kluisodenste ase of tea, spi rl amas liquors, or other anxious Said.. too sedentary x life, or too tins.: as application to minty CkeellblVe grief. miudietoio admiuistratina of mercury, dinsipation, encess, improper lirctires falating bead - ac's, complams of th. Inward wastiap, trenlrli og nr shakiag of the lasisds otritbe, OH/rules of breath, causissiptive habits, &c. is = i and sold by W. Withers, Chemist. Tl 9, !Strand, and Retail by all respectable Medici'', Vender s. ritee list uer SEIM TO TfIE CONSUMPTIVE AND ASTHMATIC. Dam Vita, Spec MANY Medical Men have asserted, thgt there is ea specific cure for those formidable complairts ; whii•St is notbinf, more titan iteknoialedging that they are un acquainted with any • aril specific : and, i ndeed, the Bills of Mortality furnish a melancholy prime, that in this climate thee are extremely prevaleat aml estreneely fatal. But Dr. Readies and 3 re w others, of .traag minds, and zealot's in the cause of Nigeria; humanity. have combated •popular preju dice, sought for and found the means of relieving she m wretebel class of invslids; and in the BALSAM a 110S1...;. Or. Segote is persuaded that he has discovered the best rectoral .itddicine in the world. In same recent in stances he tins had the satisfaction to see it restore to health and vigour individuals a ho were in the ain't 41..bilitated stale, whose tottering and enineiated frames seemed to threaten a specrly dissolution. and who had been pronounced incurably consumptive: therefore., without passing any exaggerated en comiums on his Medicine, he earaestly advises the afflicted and their friends to Aire it it trial ; irt!:, this awanure, that even if it should not prove a cure, it will certainly relieve the camel'. lit the early •tages of Consumption lie has not a doubt that it woul.t prove invariably successful; for he has every reason t.t believe, ih.tt it has resolved tuberculous ob structions in the lungs; and hr can positively n...:ert, that, if resorted to in time, it a ill always have the desired elfect, and prevent the accession of tit.- more alarming symptoms: one great advantage is, that it never can do an Injury is any in stance, but may be taken with the utmost safety by persons of both sexes and all ages, at any hoar ..f the day, or at any particular period. It is so very agreeable to the palate, that it is taken a ith aridity by children, far whom it is extremely salinary,as it sloes not clog the stomach, but is gently aperient. Dr. Setvite's practice, daring the last fifteen years, has been principally confine d to the treatatent of rserrous disor ders and relaxation of the system ; during which, many cases have necurr-d, cesorslicute.l with consumptive and asthmatic symietenits: fur wttit . :;l rc:..4on he had been 'obliged to devote no inconti&rahle share of his attention to the investigation of those diseases; and as he has Area very saecessful in iniusy balances which appeared to preclude all hopes of recovery, he is inellice.l tooter his ::dvire to p etients of this claw, with t:,e assurance that every case shall meet the mostpart Ica !sr and unresseittia4 alit main. Ile may he consulted every day till four o'clack personally, or by letter, inelnsing the customary fee, at his Ituuse in Southamptou-raw, Cluotushury. Si fjuiistd pectss, dicritur rheuma, catarrhs's ; Ad fauces, brarwbus; ad cares esto curyta. In every symptom of catarra, or recent cold, this Medicine affords intro:4llu, relief; It ail.i% the irritation or tickling sensation which eseitet promotes and facilitates espettoraiiiiit. and Is; its cnulius, bals:unir, acd anodise properties. prevents or rc:o..ves test- te-st elt-tressing symp tom% %Oil u,willy supervene on nil.. its:; st soda us hoarse- Dees, slirCOt ti ul. the bend-:•ri:, fever, etc. As malty pertool, from motives of husin..ss or pleasure, expose themselves to the at a cold or damp atmo sphere, ea bite tli.oy are under Ow iotorn , e nf n cold ; I eould advise such, always to guard agaiwt the dancer as much ad possible. by the use of some luAtristedrihastme, which may be hell is the mouth, where, hy grad.ndly tliwolving, the effVet may be constantly maimaineri. Fur tilis purpose I prepare Lort-nres, on the saw, principle as the 11.11!am of hoses, called TII6 PECTORAL ROSI. LO7.l . .NcEs, which I ca.; recomensespd as ■ very ,•afe at.,: active. collateral remedy, very ditf..reat (iota the sagar-p!aruh, winch oro commonly sold ander various detioniinatiow. fhe edict of these Lozenges. gradaally dissolving in toe mouth, 0 0 larynx, which is the organ of tne is truly remark able; they out only protect it fr int iiijurv, amid prevent that disagreesisk symptom of hmrsenem, but they improve its flexibility, and thus modul4te and strer.gt - ,:ea iti tone; fur which reason they are 'mile tiighint estimation with many public speakers nod singers. The Batson of Roses, and Pectoral Roe Lozenges. are prepared genuine only by the filivriltor, Ur. Semite, and are saki at his house, No. 4i, Sou,hamptio,.-raw. Bloomsbury. Lasudion : the Ii •Isam, in Bottles, pi im !.d. and is. 6d.; or the quantity of six small Honks in one fur Ids. rid. ; the Lo u-sages, price ts. rid. per Rot. They are also add retail by 11r. Sanger (late Rican), 150, Oxford -street. opposite lord-street ; Mr. Ouldiug, Perfumer to her Majesty, 4Z Unruh 11; Mr. Deck, No. 4, Lnlgnt;!-Allll Mr. Chelsp, Cockspor-street. corner of Spri.ig Garden ; :lir. Richards, Dragg9l. 193, *rand ; 4r. (green, 3'B. 0 ,f or d.. 4 ; ree r, sea , Mao-street; aoJ h, ina-d rvioectilsie medicine soden in every part of she llnnited Rimploat. Observe, that theretalabel n o the outside of eachßo a and Bottle, Aped by the er.,toiewr, *aw l is IA mod writing. er dory unmet be gtusi:.e. • b.'', IMENIIIMINI WHEN Men of education and profes'ional skill, use perseveriw endeavours to discover the must 'are and efertnal method of treating a few prevail in,„ 1)i.4-3...e5, the saecessful result of their experience i 3 the be, prout of superiority. Mr. GOSS, after being regularly educated as a MEM- B.At of the ROYAL. COLLEff?. or SUMMONS, and initiated into every brunch of the profession (certilleates and tr nimonials of which, from different hospitals, ite has to cer tify ,1 made the cure of the tidbits tag Diseases the object of hi, particular study, viz. a CERTAIN DISORDER. fre quently contracted in a moment of intoxication; 1)1(.11l - GUY, whether arising frnas Bacchanalian inguigencki,, long residence in warm climates, or a SECRET SOLI TARY VICE, too often unhappily pursued by the ymith of both sexes; in the one it will be foetid the ramie of STE RILITY or BARRENNESS, and in the other occasion a numerous train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely re medied, ternsiviate in IMPOTENCE and CONSUMP TION. The result of ' a long and extensive practice has enabled him, hy n peculiar and .uperior method, to avert and ef fectually r e m ove th,,,e, Disorders however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the . patient to the least re straint in diet 1. exercise; and in %light YENEIUEAI. I AS ES, where an each application is Liade, after discover' of the infection. be pledges himself to perform a care in the 'hart inteno: of two days. Frnm the unorecedentei tercels of his mode of treatment in the cure of the above complaints (which bas never been known to fail io nn tingle instance in twelve years' practice, during which period many persons of both sexes have been eureA, even after severe and injurious methods had bees par ivied without effect), Mr. Goss has been induced thus pub licly to ..Ifer ails advice. lie may he committed bs either sr daily, with invioiable secrecy, personaily, or by letters, coo taimng a Hank Note. 13, Houveri,•-strect, Fleet-street. •.• Strictures, or 01.hructions of the Urethra, whether of recent or long durati.an, etfertualls treater on an improved princip;e, and which has p^rf.irniell cures is very inveterate cases of many yaws contintonee. as BUHL 8111 E. FARRINGDI Roberts. Pinder. Winter. Lee. Dun -It. - Cook heble. ▪ Da w. PAR R INGDC Waltham. .1. Reeve. Griffith. ▪ Harper. - Young. Crook • Herring. W. (ryes. R. itn:wer. Miller. Dam ran. - BB rd in. LANGIR Phillip Balky... •• i 'OUR N. hliki Alahkew. LIME STREET. p r k. e. --eeeot k. SOK EN. W Mime ifewsem ---- Baia. PORT! - lioppe. citletlatch. - At kiosua. QUEEN -- Cotten. lITRE. William' Graham'. Hughe'.. - Hanclrfork. - Packer lag. TOWER. _ _ _ Sweet Wjigi!t. Drinks YIN Williams Tang. Sestuel ---• Stewart. 2 Y. WALB' liroul:s. Matter ey. Fur, 63 :oort ------ Pea rre . .4gri►cet, GT. Wednesday, at the 'names Police Oaks, a yodng woman of interesting appearance, was charged with being a rstOrned transport from New South Wales, where she was doomed fut hamlets years, but only served seven. A strong desire to ,ce her children ciuged her to take the resolution to come to her native country in .the most artful manner. The record or in.r conviction wa% ad, dimwi t and she WAS commi!tot for re-anatalasb tiun. ‘Niiik.s. PAVI W{l • • . ; •!!it I • Pittc E eiy;. TIN COMMON COUNCIL. The o,llowing is a ! l ist of the Members of th• Corporation who votid for and against the Ad. dress to hi 4 Majesty; from which, too, the ab sentees will appear. We publish it for the it/for mation of their Coustituehts, at the approaching election : FOR TR E •DORRIS. The Lord Mavi►r. Alderman Cognise. —... Wood. - Phones% - Goodbebere. A LDERSG Charle9 Aldridge. Geo. Kiac. Joseph Turtver. George lil rig. 1111GAIOT THE MIME.% Alderman Curds.' - Easier. Frier. - i z Mos. - 'tauter. geholev. - Anderson. - Atkin. S!)arp. ALDI BILLIN( Thomas Durnfurd. Sir William Rayßab. George Clode. I l • Samuel Nash. ,TE WARD. T. iae LovelmpeL . Job's RowlatL BREAD IVot. Bedford. Samuel ToinLian. John Elliott. ti-nunel Iferward. Knight Spencer. Colman. ATE. William Child. Thomas ltaberti. Thomas Cart %trigs' t. N.tetattiel Sar.advni. MAW. I Edwaid_rrisbyt Daniel Britten. MATS. Cawthorn. 'SG iTE. Thomas Greenaway. Arthur Wind's% William Gould. Joseph Gough. Alex. Rost. R. Knight. Poysder. STREET. I Zacii. Langtoa. Robert Kirby. Garrett. BROAb STREET. IHenry Biaxial: James Arthur. Joseph Hearn. EWICK. Joseph Welch. John Gale. .0. Joseph Hespleber CAN DL Janes 11.1hert Slade. Richard Howell. Thomas Farranee. Joseph Haircombe. P. Fenton. J. E. Powell. CH R. Chenewri;lst. dubs] Wright. COLEM A !t Nathaniel Day it. I Charles W. Ilia. CORD ,AYNA RD. I J. Hudak. Barraml. CCM] Dixoo. CRIPP! DOW , AP. Memel If Ile. r sTnEET. John Writ. 'AINRR. Eassar.l Kemb le. Richard Abbey. Joh') Hammond. Willi tin Watson. HILL Birch. Jack.. ,EGATE. Joseph nacre. William Hardy. Jamey Hirt. G. Brown. Dolly. Kett Tain. White. Valance. i ATE. Atklosno. Pronoun. 1)1 WITHIN. Metralf. gratcherd. Po itchut ot. -• C.ad well. WITEIOUT. CASTLES, I f; ;" It. er) I i II 4"