The Statesman. — London, England, 1806-07-24 00:00:00

• V. 1 • ~ • 1 ; . ---- -. W1r.77 . 9 ti 0- - . -_ -. ....V1117 1 104X1F- • I • T • . r• , . • No. 1.!..)8. APARTMENTS TO LET. KENNINGTON-LANE. mar CARLInE cnetrzt. SURRY, Within Twenty Itinutes Walt ,f the those Bridge. TO LET, A FIRST FLOOR, Furnished tst 'Unfurnished ) to A SINGLE LADY. or GENTLEMAN. con sisting of a large Sitting Room tad last-shaniber. The situation is airy and i nnotortabie. Fartkulars may be 'minion. by . applying et Ur. Sin% Bran dy- t aerclunt, 96, Borough, High-streeti or at a'!, I:Lewiston-lane. SKEWERY, AND E WINE AND WIGHT. SPIILLT TRADE. IsL OF TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, O. SATURDAY, the on day of AMON pent. at the Bede NCVlpUff, at Eleven °TWA pllaisely, by Ober of the Assignees of John Begone, • isitiktupt, - - - ALE. - ea tin vale. weal o attachets Spirit Owe. a pailic Houses and ttt i t igtoa, Spirits. Particulars may be bad, laY application is Messrs. Clarke and Sewell, Newport ; Mr. Steam. Newport; Mews. w r ipin a nd Bovill, 3*. Chancery-lane, London ; Mr. Annecy, Took's-court, t.ursitor street ; at the Bugle. New port ; the Slue Post>, portunouth ; the Blue South Gos port th: Angel, Ly.nington ; the Dolphins, Southamp ton ; and the iseorge,'Wiudsester. TLIE V. WILLIAM% PATENT ANTIBI PILLS. rr'HE exclusive Sale of this valuable Medicine .1 being tow vested solely in the Rev. WM. BARCLAY awl those appointed by him, the further SAleof the PILLS ▪ Gaisemucnve, entirely discontinued at the ELlboratory, Na. 35, Bedtord-street, Covent-Garden, and is now establish ad at the Rev. William° Barclay's Warehouse, Leicester- Awa re ; where the public may be assured of hiving them in sisal pure and genuine state. Mr. Richard Butler, No. 4, Cbespside, beingappoisited oils Wholesale Agent, all whole- NI: orders, bosh in Town and Country, are requested us be addressed to him, who will make the Tride the usual allow ance. Nape are genuine but those having a Black Stamp, with the same, " The Rer. W. Barclay." engraved derrea." T. A. PHIPPS. late Agent to the Proprietors, Bedford-street, Covent:f,arden. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, June se, ISA. THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUAL. 'A L WIG MIS MAJESTY'. NAVY a her* iK A'etiee, ' did so. TUESDAY. the a tflttiteether arts, they red Se me* Qt' ender Tendert Ix seritirtg (seaed al) aid treat jee the 44- 'OW FRESH BEEF, SEA FROVISIONSoind WINE, thane itatsteled fee the me IMs ,liejesor't Skips eel Vessels at Liam, far the spare of 71reillfte Meet& serials, eel /tether seal Six hkeths *erten shall ie given. T. it paid fee ife 3111,, 'wear smith Litres, Dies Ow Jae. The Cooditkos or the Contra& may be wit at the Secre tary's Office, at this Ma; or by applying to his SA am& Majesty's Consul, at Lisbon. Tsaa► is 'raid s/• hi• aka - that Are as it elitootif *ski Teals', wind raatorsase rz - Judy P TV E COMMISSIONERS f4m. VICTUAL. 'IL LING HIS MA lESTY's NAVY ie her* give NOW, JLI av FRIDAY, tk *sib iastaat. they will le reg. at ready* Traders is writing, stela •h ad treat jet Two Hundeed sad Fifty Tons of Genuine OATMEAL. Tii Se iiathertd. Ow Named Tweet hue Sir Majeetys Stara at Derferd ; Orr Ifindred Two isle awe at PlyseesaS ; art MO Taws lin that at Peetieseatb ; gar Ball hi Gas MT'S, 44 tie ether Hatf iw Ow Abash after. T. Sr pallier y Bills, harahis, with laierwt, Awry Dim an" Dam. • The CwidEtietu rj tirOdlidlpeolpr Nett at hit Sieretity's Dsev "No regard' will be had to any Tender in which the prig* shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Boanl Whine one o'clock on the said Fri day, the esth instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some tenon en his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE. July 17. 111.6. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL. LING HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY. de lea* give testier, thee se TUESDAY. she NA itUltW. Mr. Rums, their 4,gent at reetasserth, will he trerb , le receive Tester. is writing( waled •pj, aid treat for sash estextisiesqf KIM-dried PEASE as the Names thesis nay dial proper to otter. Ti it delivered hese the Fiesallist Sterne a twat Pars, is Ile sieve slaw Meath/rem tie Date 4/ the &etre& To he paid fee iy LU/i', invade, with home, NU* Dips after Dem. The Cask4tiests 4 . the Ca straa *s, he ,e at the (Pe If the *no aftresetet. Ne rrgerd trill he Li ft any Tastier is sekkh the prier shall eel he inserted is wee& es lase% sr teat shall set k delivered to Mr. Reeks &fire Twelve ?Clock es tie said Taresde,, the egth but. tee satins the l'erses gm& man the Terser, er saw Perna as hit heialf, attend,, ar server when called/tr. LY 24, 1806. IMPERL4L P.4RLI.4.MEN7'. WIOIIIIIIDAY, JULY as. Abaci tbree o'clock, the Lord Chaneellor and it. vets! Peen attaided ; and, after Prayers (by the Bishop of Omory) were read Mr, johnaos, from the Chief Secretary fot land's OSee, presented the Thin' Report of the commiiskions of laquiq in that kingdom, which was ordered it be ptiaW for the use of their Lord_ rift,_ THIL PROROGATION. In ashore tient after, the House adjourned foe a few MiDING, to ai}ow time for the Lords Com missioners present to put on their Robes of Stbte. On the resantitsg the House, the Lord Chancellor, litawillians, mid Earl /*ricer, took their do feast of the Throne, and HOUSE OF LORDS. "'''''•lM''''' . seas* ow the Mr. al Ed Twine seen istseadusat eri the surrewitti, to a conisderabie number, walt7tbe Speaker at their bead, appeared at the Bar. His Majesty's Royal Assent was then declared in the usual torus, to the following Bills : the Scots Court of Exchequer Bill, the two Scots Forfeited Estates Bills, the Charitable Corporations, the Oak Bark, the Public Harbours, the Grenada Loan, and Houston's and Macdowal's Estates Bilis. Tne LOAD Cuancat.i.ea then, from a paper which he beta in his hand, addressed both Houses of Parliament, as follows : 44 Ali Lonis Ind Gretkare, et His Majesty has commanded us to acquaint you, that the state of the public business enables His Majesty to close this Session of Parliament. " We are at the same time dire red to express to you, the great utisfadion which His Majesty has derived from your unremitting zeal and diligence, and from that attention to the moat important in terests of His Empire, which has been so conspi. isously manifested in all your proceedings. " The measures which have been adopted for tie permanent improvement of the various branches .4 our Military System, your attention to combine these arrangements with the great objea of public economy, and the regulations which you have es. tablisbed for the speedy and effedual Audit of the Public Accounts, call for His Majesty's par ticular acknowledgments. t. Cardoso* f the Haw f Csawares, " We have in command from His Majesty to thank you fur the provision which you have made for the various exigencies of the Public Service, particu larly by raising within the year, so very large a pro portion of the necessary Supplies; a measure in itself bw r advantageous, and which must create, both at home and abroad, the most favourable impression !emu National Resources, sad of the Spirit which "-mates the British People. You may be assured, 'that the utmost attention shall be paid to the frugal administration of those Supplies, which you have so libatak, greeted. " His Majesty is particularly senaiWe of the lush proof be. has received of your affeaionate at tachment to him, in the provision which you have made for enabling the youngel branches of His Royal Family, to meet the necessary expmees of their SW 1011. All La mai Coolanne, " His Majesty being always anxious for the re storation of Peace, on just and honourable terms, is engaged in discussions, with a view to the accom plishment of this most desirable end ; their success must depend on a corresponding disposition on the part of the enemy ; and, in every event, His Majesty looks will the fullest confidence to the continuance' of that union and public spirit among all ranks of his' people, which can alone give energy to War, or l security to Peace." A second Commission, impowering the Lords whose names were therein mentioned, or any three or more of them, to declare and notify His Majesty's royal will and pleasure for the prorogation of Parlia. ment was then read • alter which the Loan C MAat. car LO a addressed both HMO as follows : " Mj Leas and Gesolesusw, " By virtue of His Majesty's Commission under the Great Seal, to us and other Lords direfted, and now read, we do, in His Majesty's name, and in obedience to his commands, prorogue this Parlia ment to Thursday the twenty-eighth day of August neat, to be then here holden ; and this Parliament is acceedingly prorogued to Thursday the twenty. eighth day.of August next." The Commons then withdrew to their own House, the Lords Commissioners retired, and tie Peers pre. sent soon after separated. - I (ii F_ASEFIOLD BREWERY, at Newport, la_NP•dr 46.4 * Asa to Iv Maim the Basks of dor liot t ololo ai aplabs, wadi se • 4-,40a Ift ' m a i de anak or 0 several Freehold sod. Public Room waft Molt *Pe Oat OCAvie oat tie hap....., mai • wry e . Also sever.d netwe lets 0 IF awake* ii Poem 1 0 1 l louses in the Island. kw os Bovuomostlis aospoot, hi Mg 41 40 111101*. *mama. itington, with a coodaderablo wok d Win Om* __ _ if ICTUALtioic-e - p i p" • ‘. . • •. • iiikT • . 4 • . • . • Y= • . THURaoir, JULY 24, 1806. PATENT MINERAL PASTE TEETH. Mi. DE CHEMANT, SURGEON-DEN TIST, has observed. in the Public Papers, that some of his medal Servants, whom he dismissed from his Service, brie had the assurance to announce themselves as Der-tuts, pradising the art of making the Mineral Paste Teeth • and in order to our the confidence of the Public. have asserted, that they had been several years Assistants in that Profession : Mr. De Chemaat being the only Person in Englani or France who has hitherto pradised this new Art, by virtue of Letters Patent, obtained of his Majesty. and from the Fren.:ls ornament, it must be presumed, that it was a: his House it those Persons pretend to have learned that Art, Mr. De Chemant. therefore, feels it his duty to warn the Public th..: be has never had either Pupil or Assistant, in his Profession of Surgeon-Dentist, or in his Operative Process; nor lis. he wee ienfided to sly Person whomsoever the Secr.i and &DO wtedre of his Chemical Preparation of Mineral Pate Teeth. the formation And rife:lion of which it is requisite lb observe, demands long and extensive professional prodice, bolt on the mist voluted scientific them. Frith-street, Soho. MUSCULAR. INVIGORATION. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is universally askisowledged to be peculiarly allicaciass in all inward WaStIOSs, loss 44 appetite. _indigestion, depraviog at spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs. obsti ane sought, sliminess of breath, and consumptive habits.— It thins the blood, eases the most violent palm in the head and stomach. promotes gentle perspiration, aid restores health even where the axistitutizn appears to have been irre parably injured. by the Nobility and Gentry this medicine is much ad mired. being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently curing. log the fibres of the stomach, and giving rhea proper tensity which a good digestion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to newish he constitution. after a nocturnal debauch with wine, kc . Those who have impaired Nair health by a resi.tence in hot and unhealthy clunates I the young of either see, whose infirmaries tluesten premature aid age, a lite of misery, and an early dissolution ; and thou more advanced in years, whose tottering sapless frames appear withered and ahnoi:s worn out, ass its more immediate oh. *Cts• This CertEd is highly . 'stained in the East and West la. des, he " and invigorating the savoys system,' and Wag as a restorative so debilitated constitutions, • using from bilious amiplaints contracted in hot climates. The cold sod trunnions nerves arc warmed and steadied; the Mated Maim or sat Ashby flesh. brarped_and rendered tints ; the muscles are invigorated; the sinews strengthened; the glaciated limbs are covered with tirin bah, and the exhaust. M vessels replenished. 1 hose who ham the care and education of females, the studious as will as the sedentary past of the community. should never be venison' the Cordial Balm of Gilead. which Mares dames in the head, invigorates the mind, improves the memory, and enlivens the imagination ; mives and exha lants the languid drooping spirits. promotes digestion, and brakes the naves. The virtues of the Cordial Salm of Gilead are daily de assistrafed, in eradicating the worst and most dugerovis sympionui of nervous debility; and nothing has sendad so much w establish the fame of this medicine, as its certain slums is those complaints which sinks their roots so deep re the witintutom, and are so fatal to the happiness of mon• ky nsiit.g thin medicine accoMisag to the direitioas, act the dept.rable symptoms of distant will vanish, and c?eisth, ardour, scrotal , and etety evidence of renovated airman will be the happy result. here is a sums of sps. in purchssing a 1131. finally some, equA to lour halt.guisica ones. aniu by Matthews and Leigh, No. th, Strand; and by every respectable Medicine Vender in the kingdom. A few scalcc Impressions of SO LOMONS's GUI DE To HEAL IH , gs. each, may also be bad as above. NAVY.OETICE, July ss, OM. TILE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM. MISSIONERS et HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY, a it't6, Awits. dm et MONPAI ittrbt Atsgesteext, 4 lea • ix tit torromit, the am. Commit:4w Gast will re sa:e, dt rbt Leea-ful Ham. in Ms bitiery's lard, at abst:nr.s, tretter Lots Old Stotts. caraisthelri Oid CANVAS. HAMMOCKS is Rags, cotocks. JUNK. ROPE, SHAKINGS, SUCK tis, CASKS. IIIiLLOWS. arc. ay. • A!: &l ac in the roll Yrwit. mbryt area. former errlibere afforest boriaws, skip hive tbsUbt, r, St vitamin ..ter Aphis lbe a•se.• sokag boon of set ka'i, sand for Dv of Mk. litmus*: faiLssltietr of &Le wq k hal km, ital at tie rud. f TRANSPORT-OFFICE. April p. '166. THE COMMISSIONERS fir askilag HIS 14A JESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for talkies core of SICK owe WOUNDED SEAMEN, fit. /r irrtij give AOtier,tbot *raid ie trate, at this (fsee, taTUESD AY , the sth of Attest wext, to receive sealed Tehtkrt, aid tetra with :orb Permit as nay be willlog t. corttrea fir Pi Afraid.% Sick 414 Wornalfrd Starters, sod Prisomert of War, at the atter-ooritiomed Placer, fir Torelw iketthr termite free* the 54 of Oflober *nit, whs. ANTIGUA. Sick and Wounded Seamen. GRENADA. Sick Prisoners of War. BARBADOES. Sick and Waitaki! Seamen, and Sisk Presages of War. Presences at War in health. HALIFAX. Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Ma ?risme:a of War. GIBRALTAR. • Sick aid Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prisons:a of War. /gismos of War in health. MALTA. ?limners of War in health. M Thaler will howl-rived •feer Ow ?sloth as rk•Dive f Trhq aw *IV 01141174 silts, the Parries w .treat for thews to, totr.s.ril aeread. Each Servitor wars ke lositkral fir separately, awl oath Train tryst k atraorp•sieti el • Lefler freer two entraeriit PP- M! revising is imam 6oetal with t Perms "tallith', is the saw of Ow Mama! Nails Ist rho ass terfirreas d eakCat- Iran. farther tertivadart ay Is MOB ipegapiedidis V" • .1 .4. • . s ' t- *la t ..*:"V• ~. 6 w a tilt '-4 • V ICTUALLINISsOFFICt, Jut) 17, 1166. THE COMMISSIONERS - for VICTUAL. LING HIS MAJESTY': NAVY, 44, berth, give Aisiee, that ea FRIDAY, the wstb hussar, tio, will ie teary to receive iisedtrs, is wiping(sealed stp), sad treat for Thee Hundsed Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Ts be awswerable vs Samples to he predated with Me Traders. Ts be delivered is the erigiata Parker:, Tiro Ilearbod Taws into the Stores at Depleted filty Teets iota those at hettassestb, *ad Fifty Teas data these as Ploweasub, 1. the Proper:ha of not iris theta Thaws, me mew :bass Tbiros Teas per NW, from the Date thefeasean. To be paid fee by BM, payable, with Interest, Elam Day: after dam. The Careditiosu t the astral may be seine at the Secretary's • I .*"' No regent 414, k id tip any Testis in which the prier shall mita iseerted is words at kerb, er that shall am be delivered to the hoard befits Oat e'Cloth Off the said friday. she 15th Inaba's, nor stalen the Persia wig suers the Tender. a seem hems ON his btiall, attends, as answer sie N &Wadi( 0. 1 HOUSE OF COMMONS. WLDINISDAY, OLT The S P Alit It ittellid Illd tea the Cher it 1 grafter pest three tedeek ; afar which, • Mt. Warm', DeIIOWIMPi etthwiNack ROJdj Deputy.usimi Rudii thy ,, nothing 4 klivviu. ( Ts rl "i": , 117 s: APP twir " - ' 1 " 11 1 sun • • i..] env ~.to • 4 4. t 11" .416. ;:f '44 hs. , N. oh , Z ote. •' 7 . PRICE ea. appeased at the Bar, and : - ...;riunoined the House te it/ the House of Lords, to hear the Royal ,Awoc by Commission to divers Afts. . The SIPEARka ) followed by upwards of 40 Mem. s, attended accordingly, in the lip ase o f P eers , siarperresi vi as "alai, stems sawmill of Ale Lords); on his return, attended as before, he seated _himself ,in one of the Chairs at the table, the Mem. ben all standing round the mace Aim a short pause, The SPIAIII* row, and informed the Member, present, that hiving obtained a copy of his Ma. kali'. most gracious Speech, he world, with their peimission, reed it s which he accordingly did I and having finished, be made a respettable bow to those present, which being tenons', they all immediately !AIR (Ca • --- - • FOREIGN ThrELLIGIOVII. • • FROM THE HAMAVRWI - 14411114, - . . . TA ram" jells 3‘,.....0therd Coatte who is to ' , Awe the 14sraress of Crum from the, Russians, sailed front this port on the 29th instant, • was obliged to return to the same port two days after by contrary winds j he salted the second time en the sad. • The edion between the Montenegrins and the French took place near Old Ragusa, on the 9th inst, after which the former not only concentrated themselves, but were reinforced ) and drew towards the capital ) Ragusa ; their mamas of nuking war is very ferocious, as ilky are promised by their Bishop ; rewards for the toads of their enemies they shall bring in. at the rate of two ducats fur a corn. mun man ) and so in proportion for different ranks to the head of a Geberal, which is rated at too ducats. •• • •• w+~ . e .. . Vieuu&, Jut? 5.—00 r Court Gazette, ander the head Turkey, contains the following artich:— " lbe latest accounts from Egypt are of a more favourable nature than those before received from that country. On the *Bth of May, Genbchuk Imiahor arrived at Constantinople, from Cairo, with advice that the mutinous Bey' were willing to accept the treaty offered them, if their former rights were confirmed to them. lie, at the same time, brought a representation from the different classes of the inhabitants of Egypt, praying the proteeion of the Porte against the be r. bayous ferocity and insatiable avarice of the Eaimacan Mehemed Aly. The Capeidan Pasha will now soon sail for Alexandria, with fire frigates and six corvettes. On board this squadron there are sin thousand land troops. It is believed that be is appointed Governor at Eg . pt. On the sgdt of June he had his audience tal leave the G rlttd Signior, at the summer palace of Beec -1. " The environs of Constantinople, the plains of Dund, the vicinity of Cliftlick Scutciv, on the Asiatic coast, are entirely covered with tents. Cadi Pabha is marching with ao,ooo infanhy, and 5,000 cavalry, from Natalia to Adrianople ; at the extensive plains near which city, a camp will be formed of 50,000 men j all stoops trained anti exec. cued in the Esrupean manner. The Governor of Kornelia and Alhani will have the command of this army. " Constantinople, Egypt, and Europeals . and Asia. tie Turkey in general, are at present feat from the ravages of the plague." Juilt 3.—Out army cannot be placed on the peace establishment till the departure of she French. Throrigh all the Austrian provinces, the arming of the peasants and town's people is carried on with effeet. The plan for this was limped in the last war; but from the rapidity of itiatogrem and issue, could natioe carried into execution. Jute 6.—A report ie circulated here, that when oeneral Bellegarde was about to take posaoesion of Quarts, he was taken with his troopkisy this English, in whose possession Ontario now is. This report, which is destitute of probability, requites conic:nation. 'Waist.. Jute s.—Onr fortress will be coed. deathly enlarged and strengthened : the plan has al. ready been submitted to the Emperor Napoleon for his approbation, and the expence of the new works is estimated at nine millions of limes. The meis Lippe will flow round the town and fall into the Rhine at Fluren. Wesel will be considered as a Frontier Town, and pet iu the sane state as Meets and Strasburg. FLORANCIL, jute' as.--According to stcostnts from Rome, a Consistury Was held there on the slith inst. at which the whole College of Cardinals attended ; and objets of great itoportance, it is probable, were discussed. There is talk, among other things, of a Cattier:. tion.concluded with France, bat ul the nature of 041/49.0tins ' :. .v . . 1 • h ' .1 ... ~, rf. ( ' r • -- 1 ,•!c - }.. ' .. 1 . - • -.0 ; $1 I I ~ , , ,L,li. I I I , I J r' :1 , ‘,I• 4. I l .