The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-29 00:00:00

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I I ' r : • 4 . .. 111 . . :', ) . • .e• I / .1 -' ' • • . 4°. • ,1 allraflaillalliatd"*" - ",. -- 111=11==7 'llolEZlMlNSliii=lall=lll2l3lllllllllr ' • * . . ,_ . *1 • * • ♦ 1 S . • %. V • J% PRLD4Y, DECENOVR 29, 1809. No. 1198, e. . N PhtCE bib: COLONEL WAvent.E. • QB :it IrrioN for indemnifying CO 140. N WARI)LE a!aiipst all tomes, Charges, awl J.:spew'', niairissiVemestoened, nr be liable to, in enovltuelice of his Pt.-nista' wi Ih-• Medic beh4lf particalaily doring the 'At g es , to "of ; sinl p viscid:arty to espn.4 the snot of tie Nodes on his iodepruil,•nt, usalAnnted, and patriotic conduct. gotHeriptiono will be. re/vivo. I by qvirAel ',rooks, lo'.sq. (ree•tiuses). NG. Roh •ri .11 Esq. Fl eet 'mewl r„ %fr. WAIL Knizz e tl4, cfm..l-Arert C. :s.ul R. 11 e:1; la, Olio • ; Mr. •Cisi,taf.l, M. Iti•thh:me pi ire. °grew 1-ftr •el ; .t.id at the Il•ir of the Crown aunt An chor Tower's, Stranl. Till:, EXAMLNEII. first Nuriber OT. a New Volume of this Weekly Nertelinper wi ll appear on Coteloy, .lanoory 7, 11910.--It contains IG Priges, nn tk , lirgo.t Paper ; and its ilt• totally eadodes Ativertirements of every deseriptinn, it is areltadap p led for binding io Volumes as an Atonal Register. Price 9 . ()esters for eklier•the &today or Monday Edith '' , are re. reive.l by nll the liews , oendtra l , Poin-ossissen, Clerks of the It And.at tlpeclAee,iwilessaws-lowildint‘.l.mnimi. A kSIIION BLE NOVEL Just publishe d, Price sh. inboards, EDWARD FITZ-YORKE ; a Novel : In Four Volumes. Illv CIIARI.MS WILLIAM JANSON, F.sts. Author of " The Stranger io Americo," &c. Printed and sold for the Author ? by 1:. Tho•nas. Go:Aco nites Sherwood. Neely, and loom Paternoster-row g and Colburn, Crektuit-street, Bond-street. ROYAL BRITISH SYSTEM OF axourr ADVCRTISED Charles Wanda, of ICY - - 50 00 A Prue Friend - 50 0 0 S ato -I Pavel(, Nick (;rove 14:11 . 21. 0 0 Ray•ell Km. 10 10 0 .1. I‘. Crovitiervitsq. W Q A Free' lv the paw. slifutinn. $0 thiat but Me Cats- u. siltation - Jas. Cremptntr: I TST Juba llo:les. fligb-Wycondse 5 3 0 Georo sl4ter, Esq. 4 511 Gra* Durant, E.q. 5 5 0 W. M. 5 50 J. W. 5 5 0 Wasiudsey, rsq. • Camberwell - 3 5 0 W. •K. Consieseaker, • I renew icb•sqrsa re 5 5 0 Joseph Wises - 5 a 0 In Aid of the rand for detiwylag Col. Wardle's expenses, from Out Frieed, Jastiee L _aisseeiatiett at she White-horse, Wldiessmbe-ptrcet fi 5 0 A few Prklids to the Came of Colonel Wardle, from To.- tenharwroui t road, by G. E. - 4 9 0 Too Gentlemen. per P. Mallet, Esq. 3 3 0 J. Iltizgr (.; W. Townsetrt - 2 2 0 John Barnard - 92 0 Conform:olly to Sae Itesoli bleetiii4. held at nee Crown al be :n paid into the h.tecla of SAMU X 1139 8 6 C. amt. 11. Scales - 2 2. 0 - - Y 2 0 The Proprietor of the Sliamfo:d N1P414 2' 2 The Ealifor of i/itto 1 1 0 A Frlead - 1 0 C. - 11fitinx, Old nasal-street - 1 1 0 W. Barker - 1 IU. John t'ortliant. lielral 1r li. oislinostoKelsal r •,l" 0 I T. 1,. • - - 1 IQ. %T. B. - - i i 6 1 Samuel Joarc, Bi shupsgaie i:raet - 1 1 0 J. IVbiltiel4l, sl ca,- tle`ap on - Tsar 1 1 0 J. Phillips, Paternos ter-row 1 1 0 John Lae 1 1 0 A Family evpressinn a their high esteem atd appronatitia of the %(au Who has so ineritariwasi• waged War with • Corritp-. tion 1 1 0 Jolla Taylor - 1 1 0 G, 1). - 1 1 0 4. Field, South:imp tou-row, Camber well 1 10 J. N. - 1 10 D. - 1 00 I'. W. Biekrrtou, Jewia-street 1 0 0 Thai's:o llalehelur 1 U 0 Nutrtet, F.sq. 0 10 U James Lambeth 0 5 0 ptinas pause at the General 11 Anchi.r Tavern. Ithl 1. has ..r,. nrsism.sols, lianhcrs. I EL BROOKIk, 'treasurer. IN a PRIVATE FAMI or revertalbili!y may he a Lnlting, nr will, an ..legant fr the rattily of an MOM. !fu. ru td. EN:CLEM A N reage;medat..ll with Board and masked Fint Floor only. in at, Newtsatt-street, 0 tatord- TO Tilt PROPRIETORS OP EAST INI)I iTOCK. . tikrurs AND GRNTLINDIBI, E Election of a - 1)IItECTOlt, is the room of the kite Sir IV IL .LAM RESDILEY, Ravi. having 'been fixed for T1.:1:.•.D.A Y. the 16th of best ainistk I ear tiertts sittLit-!:11 att,vtlebec of aty FrlFtidi ai the Ballot, and at ;We acme tin I 1.1,..t ztawfally ettkr.owledge the liberality •and Marine-- 1 ..1%. etio . li - tiCtql from the Proprietors in gA. nerd, winch emfidena hopes of sucs ea; ; I beg leave to assure you. tliat L am* (Outdid:tie fur your mirages with principle.. perrectly independent ; and should I hectittie the object of your cliqice in the present octavos; I pledge myself to suprrt your rights as Proprietors, and to devote what . kunst le ge of your affairs l may have acquired, during a service of upwards of Tnestiy-two Year) in India. to the vr.ssnotioa of your real interests. I ansiottly wish to pay my p•monal respects to every Pro piietur so or near London ; but if, from the contiutral changes of reAdtetre in is evtensise a taiteat, soy design in that re specishendd be frustrated, I have oily to hope the omission may out be *lnitiated to at) ) suteutiunal neglect or disrespect. I lusvehhe honour to remain, respectfully, Ladies and Ceotlemeu, Your obliged and faithful Crritint, JOHN 11.0 R. 40.13evonshire-plare, Dec. 16 1 ,11109. t:olossel TA Y 1.0 R); Committee meet daily nt the City of I.iindoo Tavern. where bt parsieularly reqnests the mien ita.iee of his Friend.. ns uffea as they Coll make it convenient. IiSTATLS IN DCVONSIIIIII: AND SOMERSET TO BE SOi.l) BY AUCTION. At the New Lamlnn lin Etc/4.r, on Saturday. th e fitli day ..t Javisar nett, at Ot;e tiCito:lt, in Lobtuniess previously ilisigtmed 11 1 I.; MANOR of UPI , OWNIAN, milli sere. r.l Fuentes there, and in ItninVoril Pe%erell, near Tirerini. Devon. Also the Rectory of kingidon Seymour, trmprSelthire. For Particulars apply In Mr. Tyn.lal-. SoliclOir. inii-tielths or, to Ilesiors. Wood nod Strong, Solicitrirs, Timer- TO BE soin BY AUL' rioN. By Mr. RICSIAKI) NI:F.1)11AM. at the Anrtion Mart, on W EON IligpliY• J ll4l . 9, at Twelve u': lot k, Q.:VI:AA IL SHARE.; in eAch of the uoili•r-men. 17 dined Public Establishments :—Grand Junction, Utii.io, Intruded t;rand Union. lludderstield. Thames Nle.liray, IBalh nod Bristol, Intended Extrusion &t• n the Kennett and Alma, and Kennett and Avou Citssals; Kam and S,tnth Lou don, Kent, Furlington, and Portsra bland Wairr Work"; Pollnow!) and Shoreham Barbour.; !Brand and Vauxhall Bridges; Gulden-lime Brewery g (Boise, Albion ' awl !lope, Vire Ofileev.—Also Ten Sham in the Auction Mart. Partirulirs at lb:Mart; and of the Auctioneer, 10, Old Broad-start. N. 11,, R. N. resprttfelly informs the Public, he has en gaged •thit Great Rion] in the Mari. fir the Sale of Sharers atet, &t. eery first and third Wedite,Jay in she en suing tponths ; apid .04 Olden still be tithes at his (Nlbre, the Ntirtli-vrest Angie of the Mari, leading so the North s Islan, as usual, at his 'souse, No. IU, Broad-street, o yak kit laity. For IrritASGUAIVIC—DROI P SY GRAVEL OS STKIJOTIONS in the UKISARY PASSAGE—DIA BETES, and W.:Mk:RAI. WEAKNESS. . WESSELLS' JESUITS DROPS. ' IN his-Msjesty's Navy these Drops hate I 'm uear 100 years past maintained their character as* spe cific for the Furey, (:novel. Dropsy, Streogoory Weak nt .4 and Ufa truettons is the Urinary 'aeotge, and General Debility ;--..but particularly for their absolute eel speedy cure of the Veoereal Disease W ESSELLS' JESLIITS DItOPS and SPECIFIC REM Y, are the only sure anti expeditious Care, alai are so intinceot is their nature, as to require little or no restraise. As a restorative for General Debility, Wessells' Jesuits Drape, have been Wag .kOOO a and esteemed ; ss Nether the Debility tutees from the too copilots. use of Mercury or ill regime Wei or Climate, they aro ripe:illy .ervireatsle :—surte a, have the ii•isortoue to be !rambled es itli old oulitno Glee's, Sernimil Ellaisioer, or soy weekuen et . the Kichervol, Ureters or Bladder, (bete-, or Ditlit ulty of inalong Wai ter, *VI experieeee n vogiplete (Are by due perseser:tswe. sit ANV and CO. 66, St. Pald's Cburch-shecl. ha% ale lir 'Sneed these Medichwo at Mr. dwells, mate eon prositils be gene*e unless a Mark Sloop, engraved with their ail drew, appears oa the seaside of over% bottle. Ark fur Wessel' Jesuits Drops. Prise 20. lid.-11s.—arbl Wt. per bottle. outth. ik.C• In IMITATION of RECENT EVENT ia FRANCE : (For Fa'biota alone hears sasereign sway). TIIE EMPEROR Or ALL CONJURORti, IN M.EII Y, at a nteetiag of Pa'roes (it being udder stooti that ite bad no Male Issurto 'screed film 411 his Impe rial Throne of Conjuration, with. all the Rights awl Princi suilitiriasnnexed thereto). was advised to repattialc his Ern pms. and make "the sacriece of conjugal agertion. and the • pain of r. paint' from his pre<ent eatirest Oman. who 66 has adorned Wren rear. of his life." • gat. with th e% true magnanimity, %VA is alone to be found is Noble !ion's, he , nurited the idea, conceiving the atdoptinn of Pis BrOfflet Ent perar'splott "sea as act Odor bl.sPlttt.t i atitttds a tnvoly in tbie vial* howls! rums. naval _ ' . • - IIL LINITLD ""Vo+ll FAC MTH ER4 e''l? - •• KiNtiDOM. WIIEREAS, *Contraband Trittle, 16 a very alarming et tent, has fur some time heenrarried on, :and it k feared is T.:Tiflis increasing. by whirh. nni only the 14 r%enue greatly injured, but the loterests sif the Briti,h Nianufnettwer; are materially atiehett, of which, iirontro rf (IVA- proof can be addocet! : it hot therefure sithisshle tut - amen.. a MBETI SG Or TUC M % EII!PrAcTE le ER s Olt TUE UNITEU K 'annoy, fur the purpose of taking loan cAmiller.ttion thil alarming nod extensive evasion 4 thelteve nue Laws, and of the inea,ures it ma . be nest:essays to tokr..• in order In put a Mop numerous w Itch exist in that tespect—the prevalence, and probable ihrreerse of whirls, threaten the most injorisous ronseapseuces to the Siumfactur ber Interesfs lir the Kingd Norwr is uccßeT fkrer, That a hlecrtaG tr the Manxfaciurers of the United IClngdons, will he held at the Citows ana Ancuoa Tavern, 'tithe Strand, pe Weditemiev. the M day of y, nest (13111), in order to receive such liitantiatioo nu this Important Sittilect, as will then be tail before the Merliug, mid to take iota rioruidenitiosi the necessity .if applqing In Partiaascht for the pr.eteaktit of British Manufacturers agoiae the very alarming Coat &band Trade, by which they are an materially injured, and may, if *timely flip be ant pat to Ike proem,of the evil, be alli enately 'grently deteriorated. . . Cammunieatioas on this important Subject, oddreeerel to the Agent mid Solicitor for the " British Nerseadasers r. at the ()dice of Tile ST ATasalati, Will illbet *lth Alf attejs. lion. WITH ONE ENfiItAYINC:S. Thii Day was publishe.l, hi Four elegant Volatiles, po=t Syn. embellish/A with 100 henotiful Engravings, takers Iron the 114 Paris Edition, Price Two Guineas and a Half. is board.., or,isi amounts Payer, Price•TWesti-eight Snll lings, hoards, 1111 I, 111 # 41A *[CA NT! LT, ANA newly Trans: hued froulhe Fre.xtt of A. k ft. Lk SAGE. with Life of the AothoO; owl copious Notes. Historical, flingra, and Topotropticnt. - BY MARTIN SMART. Printed tn. P.111.1.1P4, Bridge-4treet, Loa dun; ,and to be had of all Rookie!firs. NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING brriem. ' WMARTIN, No. 8, Corolla', Li.indon, • Newspaper Agent, for Town nod Country. mnst respertfally liep to inform his Friends and the Public in ge venal, that he has removed his Mice a. above, where hr con finers to sell and deliver all the following Papers in Town, and forward' , them, With the grmaNt mutant'', to any part of the United Kingdom. Postale free. Morning Pepers. Evening Papers. 3 Asp a irrek. The Times • • The Courier London Packet Moeller: Chronicle I I The State London Chronicle Mornhig Herald ( ;lobe Evening Mail British Press Pilot I General Evening Pmt Nlonsing Star Coninterritil Chronicle The ror §ua . I lioslish Chronicle Morning vetiver I Traveller. St. Jamm's Chronicle. The Day. Para:raplu. and all in ituy of the above N. B. Births, Marriages, feat Kiwis of Advertisements, illuertt per , . with the greatest I)ispairli. W. M. begs that time tietatemen who PM V not rreeite their Papers regular, will. w ilium( &hi', apply n 3 above, where every esertittp shall be in Itlc to baser tut early and re gular *livery. gran E QUARTERLY REVIEW, Nu. IV. is iiithlished This Day, Price ss. nod contains eau- . shoes Letter In Earl Canairso—Osford l'Aitions of Derain tas—Dr. Parr's Characters of Fox—History- mod Present State of America—Battles of Talavera—Keg. Porter's Tra- Wk pa ßambla-3 e rningham's A lexatai min ilfiata Life of Itsatiwv—Wvvill sea llNtile rowce—La Place on 1.1 t moving. y Refract It!rwles's New Pogitis—Jackson's Account of Morocco-- Warburton's Letters to Hard--Bawd wen's I)earnaday Record—lttwe's An swer to Pox —Dr. Kets's timely ortloisorc's Washiagtaa —De Oidgar's Travels I. China—State of Parties at the Chet of MOSS, &r. &c. Printed for John Murray, 34, Fleet-streets Hatehartl, Piccadilly ; aad Itirbarthwii, Corahill, Loudon r Parker, 0s- Axed t lieighlon. Cambridge s Ballasts %at., ; Ma han; Dahlia ; awl sold also by eve' y hookseller and News man throaghset eke ••• - A New titlitiost of the First Na:nben of the Qunr. terly Itevlew will be ready inn few day., wbeisrompleir sets may be had, in 2 vols. him Price CL is. in beard:, or any- Number sepal -ally, Price ' . Preparinig fur Press In One Volance Duodecimo, AiiisTotty of the RISE and PROGRESS of the 0. P. W in a Series of Bernie E_piatlrs, from Mr. AP SI NIK IN. in Town to his Friend AP DA VIES, in the Cnimtr, interpersed with Notes. By THOMAS /EGG. Snlweriptions tak.m in Pi the Author, ,fn. 111, Oheltride ; and by the principal Bonisellaniin the Kingdom. here m.tp be bad, just 71ilisbed, Is Oar 9etats j MAR.O Whi TR - 4 Vrct r iti laleof Madera Times. THE (11W4 24 0 X. This Day was publisito,l, illastraSed wills accurately coloured - Wee:wimp, of lb.:. Disease in its various Forms, Price 4‘lld. • APOPULAR VIEW of VACCINE INO CULkTION, hod of tile Atn4e of enaductiag it ; with a romparimaa of the SS! A LL-Pf/X and COW-PDX INOCULATIONq, intended fur II EADS of FAMILIES and CLERGY EY, as well as THE FAtiti LT Y. O r % Jtil.PH ADA M5..11. D. Physician to tie Stsaill-Pos Hospital. to the New nap bury Ofiseasary. Author of the Treatise oo Morbid Pnisott , , Printed fnr wit tfto PHILLIPS, Loudon, and to be had ut all Booksellers. Of nhom may had, A TREATISr. nt Late sin VACCINE INOCULA TION Hod its v Altivrt Es. By Icobeet VVillau, M. D. F. A. S. &C. &c. Price 13, is basal:. Also, Dr. RR EE is DISORDERED RESPIRA TION :sd CON V ULSI V AsTstmA. Fourth Edition, Price A FARM HOUSE 1.1 Bit A R Y.. This Hay was pidslished, In two very large voluines la quArtn, illostrired with one huodred engravings, plain and coloured, Flirt 41.14e.6d. in boards, a new edition of ACONIPI,EIT SYSTEM of PRACTICAL A It IC U ult ; invjudtaag all the Madero Isar pnrvirowsitslM4 Illscnteries, lit the results of nil the mite*. tons:Wit enquiry which have been iseesoured•oo 440 importaset science, daring the last thirty cars. The whole combining and expl ' falls, esten-ivels cuinpletely. the Prin ciples asi,i Practice of the Modern I,rt of iftio.i.indry in all iti branches and relaiitow, foraying two large volumes in quarto, Illiset rated with nearly One 'Misfired t ne,rasisig,, repiepenting improved Implement.. the various Grasses, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and 14) It. W. OICKSON, M. I). Honorary Member of the Hoard of Agricyltore, &c. Printed for Rif:LI:1R1) PIIILLIP‘, No: 6, Bridge weet, Illarkfr%ars. and niav be tall or la Booksellers, N-wzrarriers, Postmasters. and 'ether Dealers in Hooks. N. R. The abate-raenti,ue•d Work. in coniunctinn with Mr. Young's F.iriaer's t . aleutl.tr, forms a cn•nplete Librars of Ref:re:we ■pa ever, Arricaltarel .abject ; and tut, last Work. eiantaintoß the lonians if every taunt o on all kinds of Farms, practically described, may be had of all ti.).A.,•11er.. Price .I is boards. EDUC4I7O.4r. TacEint LANcAsTrit Su nerintenthint of IN the Mao fat Poor Childrea, coder Revd Patronage, inteotb to-deliver a LJECTUR. It: ON I:DUCA TION EN GENERAL, and the Advaata k e of his NEW AND OSIOINAL SYSTEM IN PAR fICETLAR, at AS Assetalily Room, Paid's Head, Calenton-street, TIIIS h V EN I V GI, at Six o'clock. The .Meet of this Lecture it pohlicly to explain the man. ner in which one blaster may govern and Mach 10-M Chit. dren, with st% iamb facility es tweaty, iu Wt the word time, and at oarthird the common expeuce. The orineiple of order, the method whereby one book will serve far blio or 113,10 Children, and the avower in which dOU ytholirs may spelt oho mine word, at the oleic lemma of ow, will be elo• ti tried by a number of buys pradicaMy exemplifying the I same. Tickets of a GRAND THEATRICAL RECONCILIATION DINNER, T HE REAL FRIENDS of the DRAMA will dine tagether at the CROWN AND ANCIIMI TAB ERN, _IIII . P.AND, On THURSDAY, the 4th JANUARY NEXT, ism, to celebrate the re.tnration of HARMON Y at "COVEN I. GARDEN THEATRE, to vrldeh Diener the Preprktaes and Alaitagers will be Invited. HENRY curronn, FA. In the Chair. Ticket. 121. 6d. each, to be had *the Bak bt the Tavern I Mr. Halltaway's, New taper 01104,Anyal Earths* t T. Tech. 111, Cheapside; Mr. Gardiwe, Temple Callree-baese, Et,e-wart, Strand; and at the 06c. of Till St AIMS/lAN Newspaper, 87, Fleet-street. Dinner tm Table at Five a'Clitek precinetr. TO TILL NERVOUS, DMLITATIOPt D SYPHILITIC. • If has ever been. acknowledged that Health is I one of the greatest blessings of this life, anJ to regard It as such is certainly the pre-ennoesit duty of every one, who duly mammal% the trahie of 'aisle.** a yet how useluy are there a ho, unfortunately, through differeutiodiegmtions, have deprived themselves of ifs into, meat Among the variety of Diio•it.ea to sekiel tie h*i frame is inet.!ent, note are more distreoing, or claim a more bertaus sittealinn, data the fullostiag, viz. a ceeT ut• frequently contracted is a mo-nesit of imoticationosistwhick tabs fur our speedy emir/immesh) sitbdur., fat It aR uitfre quently happens that a tt.toirrasan, peiglect of the Patient, nr trev.taseat of tho anskilful I v rtctitdoser e is laze seeded by obstinate filesets to. ,J,' i Co. STRICTURES of the Urethra, whick if mit effectually removed, prove to the sufferer a lastiog source 'of (elute misery . The Tartans classes of Uebilhy, whether isceasiotiesi by In temperance, long residence Ina .warns clisnate. or is regret ie. 'idioms habit of youth, 'treats(' subjects of serious cnosidera - lion. Si* enervating is the frequent indolgetree in a solitary Vice, that a train of ,Nervotts Moues is trodared, by wl n • the mind becomes hearkened, as sell a; the body emaciated. while Impotence in the one ses, apd Sterility in (he other, are the consequences Which follow. Pitiable are the situations of those who, through such de• structise habits, have tosldeed-tbas state of Debi lity arid, beingashamed lb Oeek relief, br over their In firmities in silence. r., persons labouring under any of the above Complaints, It may be n comolarlon In ('now, tail the removal of Writ.b.a peiuliar method of tre:itieem, is the result of Mr. POSS's experience, who, u recent Venereal Cates, n here an early application is made on discovery of tie Infectioo, graerillly completes a perfect cure in two dais. After having (seen re gularly educated as a Mendwr of 'the Royal College of Sur. gems (certificases of whirls, from different Hospitals, he bast, to convince every inquirer), was induced to make the core of such the object of hei principal study, and by inteese ap.. lineation, together with the advantages arising from an ex• ter•-ive practice, is enabled toperfuren the ;ante, without sun • jotting the Patient to restraint in Hiet or Exer.-iye ; also shatters himself the reputation he has acquired in the course of twelve )ear!, is a proof of the sacress atteoding kis plan nr treatment. The cantina:lace of s hieh, for vu tring a perii d (during which many have he-m cured of obstinate venereal complaints, and strictures, of many years &trillion, when pc. s err and injurious methodic had west pursued by ether Pencil -I.•itsers, without effect), induces Mr. Goss to Ow publicly oiler ins advice. lie outs bt.• consulted, as Weal, at his hetet., dant, by per .OM of either Set, with strict secrecy, &limes, aid honour. Patinas ia the Country are requested to state the parting.. lar4 of their case, age, manner of livieg, &c. accompanyiaL the tame by a Bank -note; and Advice and Medici - wit w•i be ' nediately forwarded to any part of the kiagdoso. T GOSS, Surp•on, 11, Rousecie—troci, Flert-street. • N•W (1 . E() itt 40.11. Accompanied by a Pair 'if ADAM'S'S New Globes, now read v. On Mosday, the lit of Jaituary, 1810, will he published, to be completed in 1' w eat s- Four Monthly Parts. Part I. Prior Six Shillings and x peace ;or for those who Inar prefer it in Number,. ono too- following Ssturdav will be published, N her I. Prier One Shilling and 'Sixpence to be completed in Use Hundred and Visor Weekly Nino ben, inakirm two very large and splendid Volumes ,in Quarto, illustrated with One Hundred Entravings . , ANEW and COMPI . ETK SYSTEM of MO OKRN GEOGRAPHY, or the NATURA and PO LITICAL HISTORY of the PRESENT STATE of the M ORLD. . JOHN SMITH, LI.. O. This Nell by wain:site As its characteristics, and, in great past, as Uprculiar features I. Descriptlinis of all Countries, compiled from the latest and best authorities in the English, French, German, and Spanish (Aegis:ages; and arrange 1 according to the nowt ap proved Methods of statistical IVriters. 11. 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Pereons disposed to poises, tbenaelirs lit one or bath Globes, without waiting tor the Periodical .Publicatiao, wuav do so un purchasiag the tiro two Parts, or the mine drat Nuns ' ben, anti payiag a Guam' per Globe in advance. Printed far Ipo-rand, Neely, and Jones, No. 9..), Pater- nooter-row ; and to be bad as published at all Buoitseileis and Nen an. is. N. It. Nose who wish to possess this New and superior Geography, without the Cilithos, may have the parts at ob. eau to. IVEN l'ltO ESS lONA L 11.1 1 :N of VAla. cation and Kespoosibiliti deviate frogs tie general sys t em , b, the selection of it partscialair branch, Ilse intaglio* of long cmoinued success is the best criteria' of superiority. Foartedi years have we devoid' our practice to the reclu sive treatment of two disorders, and toe suttees:tut result of our plait given uc additiotiel mime to oppn.e, as for as we are able, tow ravages of !twee r plaiuts w.aol, ore the most important in the calnlogise of human iisfira.itirs. Atter initiation into tweee branch of i'r.tctkr, we coo tempt:tied the sulrerings of Siphylitic mod DeNtiletsst Rifieuts, and formed a o ish to rescue individuals from the igainuose of unellurated men, or the equally ilanOrusts precipitance of. ge aral Prattitiminv. The Disorders to the cure of witich we have devoted o u r attention, comprise ever. 'species of rotate! InfectAta, whe ther of a recent or 1084 duration. Secondly, all kinds of De bility, whether arising from the habits of silmol-boys, or the iedolgemes of ligature age. N weenies tliietises are the remelt of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple fionorristea, and it 154)1 unfreqaceitly h. ip p en , that the seeds of life are puiswied by the indiscretion of an mingeardoil hn ac. By a superior method, melt complain's areensilv eared, and even a here others lime failid, w e trait that we limy pre sume to offer a radical re-estahlishowat. Urn . , howrver,are the cases of cumplieated distress in this I)isorder, compared with the calamitous -ituatioits of Men,. who, flan au iadulgeme in a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a Fashionable Life, acquire that state of a hid. is the eseivoido•ile ennsemsetere of sec li• ;wren-Mtn habits. When the nahoppy *utterer broods over his misery, hut earyfelly conceals his misfnrtune, it may ;se some ermsolatitse for him to know, that although it may he as object of doted uncertainty uth other practiliencis Ow removal of these i s e g e k tir i,..„ b y t h e gruhad progress orreriovatfiou, is the ac iptiremeat of uireisperiruee. If the rites of Bacchus ur Verses have began to reduqe simily 'idiom, much alitiets will be prevented by an early counteractioe of this 'seminal state, aid in theseca-.., no great difficulty will occur. BLANKET %CAREW/Dili. • But wise.' this deaciency hits for years existerl, a proper I Perseverance is iediip .nsliody requisite to revive the slumber and R. IiELL beg to announce lb the Pub. mg sparks of life, sold to ft-animate the ( • ••miiintinet. C . lie they have now consigned, Ihr • immediate sale, Tile verrec7 which is -so essential to oar undertaking, and 11,011 Pair; of the best Irtteksbere woad Wiluey iSlittasets, the gealificatoons which we pregame to stele, form the basis all their variety of Sines, from it Pair to twit Xuuoray— of our pretensiino; and in coiatidence aOh meta. this inti- Also about tee Pain of l:unake SlanltOls, maisufactuVed 'nation is giro'', thee hlrser-. LUG II and CO. may be con- lout for therne of the !'nor, frame 6s: to jilt, per Pait.r milted personalli nr by letter, inelmang a Bank Note, at The Pablo- are respeetfully invited to the alma , wel t er roe their !Wyse, No:19, Anindel-stred, Strand. near Temple Bar. hllcouvictionof their saving ill their purchaws 'fled 50 pro • There Woo additional eistrance in !Pater-street adjwininh cent. w the wank ore corniced' by some of tie prneripvt . and thie name is oat both doors. Mgenifacturers in Yorkshire and tritney, who are disap- A Diploma from the Royal College of figwort, in Los• pointed in foreign remittances, alit must be therefare (1111.. don, and Testiminents from the boost eisitient Physicians end veiled into immediate CAS., w ittiout any reservation what-. ielilneN of regular education and essideornattentioo to Use ever. .111111 e, of every branch of the Profession, arc open to tile C. and R. liELL's Calmniesiaa Warehouse, 99. °grant; i ll -pectin) of every enquirer. aid tainstitute a fair monad fur street, owner of Kentenu.stre e i. that secede with which we have eitleTto been hisouswed. N. H. A discount of a per.c.rn. allowed an all parcbares L. LLlGiilitud W. SVttt.auas. niosining Its. and seowits. et 8, FLUSHING HARBOUR ; Dzc. 23. For some time past, as yon, no doubt, already know, active preparations have been made for the final evacuation of IValeheren. The miners were busy in digging below the gates of this harbour, .which were of an immense size anJ great strength, preparatory to their being blow n tap ; the brass guns, iron, wood, shut, shells, and every thing of vain': belonging to the Government, were hastily conveyed uo board of different ships appointed for their reception ; the arsenals were gulled of every thing valuable, and filled with conibusti. tales, awl trains of gunpuirtler, tp assi4Asid ac. celerate their intended condagrarioe, Thoaa l ippa, sick and healthy, mcii, woman and children, were rapidly, because gladly, ernbarbing i , evcrjs,thitrg foretold a speedy and completemacestioni,a r othis unlit( kr island. ,•,:. • • On Sunday, the 10th inst. the gala iry• blown up, at nine o'clock in the forersooth4.iPle flaP:o - u as by no means so great as tavelbedlilleated; but yet the thought *inner SidlVlMpson. pl, te, was terrible. Large-sluices. thick walls of brick, gates of the strrrigest structure, immense masses of free-stone uoil granite, and huge bars of iron, wire all thrown- into the harbour, in horrible cossfasion, While I was ensploymi is viewing this scone of devil - action, the connagra. Lion of this arsenals, which were about thirty yards distant, took place. The f ire and smoke were tremendous. The scene was awfully grind, far beyeiwrsaisy thing toy feeble powers of de scription could suggest. It vreuld have furnished a subject worthy of the gins of Salvator Musa. We have remained& considerable time on ship. boatel, Wailing for a fair inil, wfiicli has, at length, arrived to_Jae, and we are at this moment sailing ~out of the harbour.. The French have opened their batteries at Cadman(' un us, and are rather briskly tiring losay while i un now %triton to yop ; but nut one of their shut 11314 tutcheitils; and, in. stead orietUrniiii their 6ri:,'lre ire only igulgatiql at their contesiwitertlitir Impotence mid rase. I I .i