The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-15 00:00:00

MICE `r -- T • • , - • ,t Ar • , • 4 ". • t itat ct.' • e zb • A itt • I r-4*."F r (‘ f% 444 t \ ' 7•7.11 !.! I .... = 4 ' I . ~. ,~ _ •_ crh .. - - '-.~~. J ; . - No 1160. Oar P. JUST STRUCK, a NEW MEDAL, relative to a POPUt.AZ OPINION now existing. May be bad, •tsvate, at Mr. Wilson's, No. 35, Hounds ditch. Ttiw. XLS Peace, Dec:Aram, and Silence, are to be found at the ASINOR TAE:ATRis Cotheriarstreet, Strand, Mr. INGI.ERY, the EMPEROR of AI.L CON- J 11 R WIS. with the utmost respeet, beics leave to interns the Nobilit Gentry, and an these who are distuyptisbed by scienrr . a;id the Ice arts, that his Grand and Scientific Bich& bitins will he displayed THIS presets* and every EVENING Sill further notice. Particulars in the daily hand-bills distri bpi. d each day at II o'rkek, as the dour of the Theatre.— Ildm,scioe for the Stage and Boxes, 3s. Gd. ; Pit!. ; Gal , leer opened at S's o'cleck, to begin at %yet; Half irk, at Half-past Eight.—A private performance may be bad giving a day's notice. • * I SMIKALTY OFF'' T met dr tb dig' Iwo of Commission and Warr , Nese, abase cirrunsetatir'scuate ritveslmPisiked for Mei, R lief, to 04ess, ow savant of ikeir Pemions, ber, fart. THIS I TO GI V That any Widows who have ant inn, sal intend t.i lay in theirelaiziss, *,,,.ibis., by Letter alcirmaert to the. Secretary salt, I and that all sJC:I Widows. whose elan already allowed, must send or b. ing to this ppoassible after the lith instant, the ikaSclayits regal ,by ktges, in order to their belt% esollnoed unoci C tbe Pinsioa J. W. ROK F.R Lwt. THE JURILAR HEAD-DRESS ur, • A. RO3B'S HEADS OF HAIR, Nn. 119, Bisisups;ate-areet. THE admiration . isith which the Fashionabla World have viewed ROSS's Nett Invention, and tar repsiatioa which has universally attended hi. Ornamental ,Productions, pre-eminently distiuguish him above all com petition. py twenty years studious a ppl;catiou to the Principles of Iws p e nfeuissa, hao at length been enabled to int: educe to the Puhlic one of, the most e ttranrdinary liiscovrries in the Sypetu of Wig-ntaking, that hainut imagination coold sug gen Red which have obtained the appellation of ROSS, }MAW; of HAIR. Art here rises to the most perfect semblmce of Ntlnre ; t* e su peeuers of the Skin, and complexional colours of the Meat are molt •astoaishingly imitated. And appear as the round -work and bis • upon which the Hair is fixed. Every panicle is alairabl. constructed as to admit the shod minute examination, crltlost passibility of a di, en _ 'try s and the *hole s)ste.a ii so exptisite.y is oven, ns to emsbfile useful co.nf -rt and elegant e of lute, with the most .Itapp‘ appearances of '4.. ire. CHVA r tio - rrs /OM M. COWAN, (torn 110BY's, • No. 311, fu • SFR Mill. or: ,!rtor from Cutherine-streel, bas tea - swots so site the mow extewire Azsortment in SAM. tlI the abuse articles, washoltrd of the hest roateri..ll andoork. 11,3'144, wMete, In consequence of receiving ready *eta" he et enislolod to wippl s Geolleaseo with foil 20 per cent. stWer the ttut,,rl bespoke prices. The great s J. M. C. bus experienced dating the last eigh= e tra n e. blue to take this mewed of (pat is:lV the Aston phut, the advantages of which arc o diet it seedsesigje be greeroll. Image to be ul nsost.oniversaN. adopted. The trade serpli.-n saissod. -- . IEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn en awe Day, 14th Febrility, 1810. SC111:. 4 5.000 12 20 2,300 2 0 2,000 44 Si 4,863 --. £lOO,OOO MOU Prizes. This Lotter , / is upon the same Plan as the begt ; It consists wttly of 5000 Numbvrs (from I to s,tl3ti ineldsivc); but there ore P.m . Tickets of each Number, which will he severally es:titled to wis.stever Prise is drawn agoinst such Number I for isbtance if Mn. 1 should be drawn a Prise of 20,0.101 fbar Tieketsof that Number will each be entitled to toe t 513,1.100 roakieg, in the whole, £PS,OOO. Shares will be entitle 4 to their Praportions. Tickets Aid ghares are on Sole at pH the tltfires. MI MA DLETON, Pocket-Book sad Black e Lend Pencil Maker to the Kim and lPrinee of Wales, at the Original Manufactory, No. IA Strisai,oppiesite New castlestreet, be g ) lease to reconmsend to the l'ublic his genii toe BLAU K IiENCII.S, whose superior exi:tience Ms been for mare than 50 years universally acknowledged ; ad Pencils far drawing in colours (of a late iavesstioo), To dis tinguish his Pencils froinconuterltits,the utnrk which was fur wetly oaly hliddleton, is now chtinged to N. Middleton, and the diaction, 102, Straad, Los.du.s, stamped ...pis each Pencil. An ettcosive ass o r tment of Pocket-books mid Thread-eases, eleuantly mounted in gold, silver, and p lain ; a complete as sortment of Traveilinl, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Geo tlemen's Pocket Coinotudee, comainiog every article fro Aar lug and dressing; Portable Writing KM Dressing-desks, .11011 Bolin, in 'mahogany, satin-wisorl, leather, &c..; Writ hing-paper, extra tine eat large Pe vs, fine Irish and Dutch Healing-W a x, and all kinds of Stationary; Portable and Countsug-lioase litter Copyiug Machines. These naschines, by which writing may be ex peditiarly and clearly copied are bro t '%tt by N. filiddlcon to 'Vac utmost perfecter' unit comprised in a mahoga n y ease . which forms a complete desk; SOW so? sordl, as to be of the pretest coovenienee to thaw who travely others of a OW sad form to mower the _purposes of a complete teerrta ire. A Lugo asairtment of Razors, and all kind- et' ant. t:utlery. ROYAL FAMILY. and L*AES and GEKTI.F.NIEN of-EASHION, use RD SIA OIL, Sor moistesiag Tile bale wiszon &Table; it is so great a uou risher to the Mir, no to prevent its turning grey to all periods; promotes the growth; makes the Mir grew thick and lung; prevents its foil* off; and restorr‘it on bald place:, if the least roots. Several ( ;codeine's that were bald , bare declared, after using the Russia Oil regularly for aix mont ebrows hs, the bald places becanato revered with hair ; ,rat io ey sod whiskers. o 111 prevent whisker.' Int - nine a reddish co lour or grey ; keeps false hair soft, and readers its npvarance natural. Price 7s. per bottle, or nue bottle containing four small, at tee pitmen, or six gui uea bottles at five post: s. Sold by the Proprietor, A Psalm No. 9, John-street, °ricked street; aid. by appaintawat. Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Rood-street ; dirndl le nit Sons, Perfn • soles to her Majesty. Titchborne-street Golden-square t Bay ley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Prisms of Wales, nod Duke and Duchess of York, 5, Cockispor-street; liardiug and Howell. rill, Pall mai ; Berry, (creek-street.; Davison, 5e Vleet-street; Rig, 63, Cheap-idle; Holmes, Bonsai. and ,l'utt, Royal Excniusge, London ; and by most of the prinei;ml Perfumer, or Medicine Venders in Lughtorl, Ireland, nod Scold...M. Country Shopkeepers leading their orders to any wh liiaale saie vender they deal with in Luisa 0000 0 will recenie tellowasice. Olorrye the label on the outside w rapper of teah buttle is Opal lu Ita.sian good auk, .. 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This Day is Published, is Two elegant Volumes, small Bye. embellished with heautifial*Portraits, by Caroline Watson, Aire 14s. to COMP b I74I and AUTHENTIC EDI TION oftbe CIL)? BR A TED LF.TTERSofJUNIVS, contalniung mach additioial Matter, and mach Informatics, not to he found in eat miter Edition. Among the Addithee are (1) the varimn Letters to which Joint's replied : copious idutirative Notes, historical and biographical ; and (31 an Enquiry relative to the Author of these papers, in win& t h e pretensions of various supposed writers are critically examined, and the name of the r Author ascertained. Hy JOHN ALMON, Author of the Live. or the Earl of Chatham of Anecdotes historical and Biographical, dec. &c. dtc. No,petyin tan doubt the superior pretensions of Mr. Al movve to the world an illustrated and classical Edition filsowi Letters fif Junius, task for which he has al wa” bee. acknowledged to be poet_ waddled than any other Cotemponcry of that dieti%aWsml Writer This Edi . • ''vrefora, the decided r of the, Public, am* of tb vettitim was intimately filth ibe mat • cbaractan of the mu tant. r.l4laelt 1NA011341% carant :NOLAND, Evienft fees _ Britain, the Accession A his poreoeat Milithity, to the Fillieth...s Jpbllee Year, of his Reign, with* saimite detail of the °yawl-races result tag from the Frearh Revolution, and the Castraioss Of I BONAPARTE. This Day was published, price Only Ns-pence, Detiorstied with an Ectlileinqiical Frontispiece, from an oil. ginal Druwii, by the ingenious Mr. livings, and ea. graved in'a =Meth style fs, HOPWOOD, NUMBER 1. The succeeding Numbers to be continued weekly, of . THE HISTORY uf 'ENG. LAND, accuratt ky and concisely compiled from the Best Antbdottie.. ; recording the Reyolutious it has,under= gone. the Wars in which it has been eng,tged, its Conizazrelal Intercourse. Allisnees. Reyennea, Parliamentary firstory, IL.C. from tae La•wlina or halos Csasar, to the Oiumente- Mint of IA Reign of his Majesty George . the Third; from which ifl the present time will be given a full and co pious Re lotion of albite Momentous Events which have sig nalised that Important Era, revolutionized the Continent of F.erope, and proved the {Jolted Kingdom of Great Ilritais the only Power capable of resisting the ambition of From. fly THEOPHILUS CAMDEN, Esq. Assisted by Ccrnsmuoicattons from several eminent Political and Literary Geadernen. 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It is universally allowed, that History is not only one of the nest useful, as well m oar of shelties! polite studies that CM be pursued; b.l it ix equally es;rtala that it affords the neatest fund of real kaowiedge aai itsprovernent • so that fora native of this Country to be Ignorant of the 11 iSTOR of the UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN, ► would, in the present day, render him totally unqualified puhlie employment, or far gases it conversation'. loroantry iodic World has experienced greater vicissi tudes and changes than that which we inhabit : and no one possesses ^greater claim to the labours of the Historian. The events which have taken place during the last Fifty Tears, have rendered the compositiou of a new History of this Country more necessary than ever; for whoever casts a retrospective eye over the tram idiom of the present Reigu, will readily acknowledge that it is pregnant with circum stnoass web magnitude as cannot fad to render it an impor tant epoch in the Annals of English I liqnrs . The following Enerivings, executed Ily the most emi n ent Artists. are ion • tate of f srscarJoes, anW will he presented at an earls period of the N'ork : The Oath of Sir Jolts doing, at the Battle of CO-. 1110118•. Tba ARcaoottß C/I.IEI.ES of Austria rallying his Tromp at the Battle of Agree v c. The Death of Loan Nassuit, at the Victory of TaA. IPALG•It. A strikiug Likeness, superlatively engraved by Hopwood, of his presept Majrty tiEOROIII she ram), 10 the FIF TIETH (Ifi' .1.11111.11 r) Year of his Reign. The Demo of Sir R•Lrn AitEacauMalt, at the Battle of Amts..sannix• Every alternate Nnmher will tie embellished with a mm test, Engraving, dese. riptive of the most prominent circum stances in the vari'u. Reigns, and particularly delineating the most remarkable Incidents of the WARS • WITH BONAPARTE. • London : Priiitivi and published by J. Strattird, No. 112, $ andoclii by all Booksellers and News-carrlen in the United Kingdom. MATRIMONY. IT is much to be reivetted, but indisputably .1 certain, that inany ; persinis of both sexes arc deterred from !littering tato the married !CV by infirmities, which delicacy forbids them to disclose ; and there ate not a few, ho, hei, already married. are reudered miserable, for want of those tender pledges of mutual love, without which, happiness in this state is, at least. very precarious. lahas been ascertained beyond doubt, that these circumstances are oceasieeed by a general or partial relaxation or weakness in either sex ; and it is equally certain, that the •enuine AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are the hest, if not the only remedy for this species of debi lity. When taken into the 510112aCh, they immediately dif fuse themselves. like a vapenr , through every pine, producing effects, at once delightful, salutary, and pernmeent. When the spark of life begins is grow dim, the circulation languid, and rite faculties paralysed, these Lozenges are found to give tone to the nerves. exhilarate the animal spirits, invesae. the body, and re - animate t he whole man. When nyess Iw exercise, loser depravity of appetite, and pallid coma* MSC!, indicate approaching comemptien, the delirate male will he preserved, and restored to health and society, by the benign . influence of this medicine. When the delU sides of imagination, or the force of bad example hate tempted 'unguarded youth iot a the dangeroas lebyrkillasie secret sensuality, debilitated his body, or impaired Ida derstarding, these Lozenges will protect bias front lag disease. the infirmities of premature old age, a wretched dissolution. When by Ist zariusn banquets, copious libations, Papbiaa excesses, and midnight revels, :11= and daughters of dissipation have brought no th debility. relaxation and n long train of memo com plaints, there Cosmos will re4tore health and vigaillf • the debilitated frame, and cheerfabies and animation to the mind. THE AROM ATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are pre pared and sold by the !memoir, Dr. Senate, at hi* how, NU. 47, Southain'itort-row...Hitinabbary, whee he may bt con sulted every day personally, or by letter, foeksalog the usual fee; also, by Appoinuneat, seld at No. 4, L a g g ak...kill ; Richards, dragglst ic. 193. Strand; (iieen's, 398, Oxford street. near Deaasstreet g Allen, 78, Oaford-street, opposite the Priatheeit Chris'', corner of Spring (Garden; II Yams, Strand, Next the Lyman' ; Golding, 42. Canrikill; Belton Royal Bads nge; &abb., 33, Chenpside; Ambridge 28, ; Ward, 124. Holborn; an no where else in Len- Pria 7,. per Box, Deny in-Inded. At the above places may else be had, lir. Senate's Treatise an Female Comylaints. Price Is. bd. ; u taok welsh should be read by every ntarried-wconan. . _ other uniemporary or tout Gieszl woos ....or .... !Cit.:, !Inv. IQ, nap. Dedi?ted . ,..zith WO, 10 1 111 8 Ro v i l anue o. leiy, don claims, there for% the deo Prefereuce of the I' so the lag wore of tit !MMus Uhler, who in" ilia' truistic tkike Az. , ,F7L. H E Pffl At/I's'll4N i A C TIONS commie& with -SW most etalaent political characters rorrent 011keri 1938 iseleave 1 Period to which Jailing wrote, sad also as heimz the Kiehl,. the fee of wi lat i V b f r s, in C r:l ll lll.4lL i fteiweipasetjarkp, pleats the ehesPeols and the n!eglehillett Editiue et' such Jionive as wry ie due ab r alistery ' - • -:-. ,' • ' .: , ''" Ibitabitfoe RICIIA,III3 PHILLIPS, Bridge-itreet,l i4ions, sir to the NM Navin.- CUARLISI NUT' ti. It F. ft. a. MONO ad to be • bed orkitt - boabieliede. imeisittgi GEORGE 4R Ayr.. V.v. .11NiLl. F.L.11. il,hks. •,• V li NOTIU, • 111 CHARO PEARSON, 'CDs F.11.A. • ' I lot yet applied for the Pen- • A lloperh Prato Billion of Pric.• In hrairdg, on Delay Papei z2B 6 6 ;Um, may do ~o as soon as THE iMPERIAL HIATORY OF ENOLAN n tilt. 'Secretor/ of the A • On Rola' Paper - - - 65 14 n • Containing a full and copious Amount of ell the Event ws, whose claims Moe bees London; Wriuted (Jr C. and R. Baldwin, New Beisige. the to the Intermits of Orest Britain, from the A. ~, , ,t 4 to this offi ce . as .000 as street, where the Work may be seeu iu various elegant laiixt. o f bk preoest igo o s y , to the Fi ft ie th , or ',Wee "it t he AAdnvits reqeired by the lugs. his Re ign, with ii, asinute detail of the Occrwrences PRICK e}.. PI EW VDITION er BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR. THE SCHOOLMASTERS and GOV ER NESSES are respectfully informed, Main new and re vised Edition was this day published of MIL BL A lift'S N E W GRAMMAR, which Gabes within this single Book the silo plat Ex posttionlf the PRINCIPLES of GRAM M A ft and Its dependent liciencts, with EXERCESEb of all kinds suffi cient to perfect the Student in this Branch of Knowledge. The retail price is hnlf-a-cteow, and it way he had in quantities of all Booksellers, with the full allowance. Lawton, Nov. I, I giA - LE- genteel Household-Furniture, collection of valuable t China Prints, grond. Pi.ano I'. - irte by Studisart, ce u. Lisboa 'Wine., band-flaw buy Carling, anti about 100 Greco-bouse Pinata s Shrubs, &v. TO BF. MOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BURTON, TO-MORROW, at Clev..“ n't'lock, oo the Premises, oppo site White-hart Lane, l'ottenbass T "Egenuine Efr'FECTS of a L ADY de. ceased ; comprising four-pow, coach-lop, and boot elltle btdilfil Is .s itlreeitsh• sal other furnltures, prime tea ther-beds, ns.,ttreers, nest bedding, doable and Wart.- eaelal of drawers, unsb-bar.d clamber ands, dressing tables, clamber nod parlour cbtiirs, a set of dr,tweng-rontn chairs, itholag and cord tables, nialsogagy sideboard, prints, paintings, earpeti, pier er, i k a te s, hr a n c r a er i ti i te , 7,.. ef ut niseella:er c s efer.y, grrest , 41. g. Precisely nt One talu a t ott . tLe ' first Day, tba of the Hoist, wilkba sold, To be viewed In the days of xnl4l6ll4l4stalorgyrayatoWhir- Umtata had on the PreeLell 1 us of Mr. Berra" Ilk Cam hill. - .- ~, • •-• • •. LITTLE B 1 . _ iiipo F .ii L r 4 t e lllS•fß itT 411Lh iont . kft: Very excellent 1 . i. ,is rod f. - . bedsteads an; rielx li :al am; friasrd ; cleen bed ding ; wardrobes, s. ciss'alessoul Isoolterwes, pedestal side board ; 14 good inalsogawy dining-roam chairs, covered with red Mermen, several maim, carpets, French draw ing-room window-curtains. &c. &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.SkINNER; On the Premises, No. 15, Little Bast cheap, TO-1M Ha ROW, NareMber 1 6, litl, and following day, at Eleven o'clock, without reserve, by ..Eder of the PI upricor, Mr. JOHN HEWITT, going abroad. The Furniture is is excellent condition, hem; nearly new, sod consists of every article worthy the attend.). of those who wort to furnish usefully and ornamentally, via. • - ff - A OFTY mahogany double-screwed four-post .81-4 bedsteads, 5 feet 6 Linkes wide, with rich claims fund tare, prime goose and down bordered feather berk, egad.- lom bedsteads, with furnitures nod suitalsie bedding; ward robe ; 4 01 ,14 e and f ungi.. chests of drawers ; secretary sad bookcases ; mahogany parlour chairs, and sofas to match i some handsome carpet., one of which is as depot Turkey Brasseh carpet, 18 feet by 15, and a ditto 1J fret by i feet ; hearth rags ; saahogany dining, carp, Pi-robroke, aid dressing tables ;:chimney, pier, and dressing klacses. and mirrors, in rich and elegant gilt frames; twelve drawing room elbow chain; some fine paintings; prints; china; a eapital eight-thsy clock in mahogany case; kitchen requi sites; about four chaldnin of coats, &c. &c. &c. The whale way be viewed the Mornings of each Day's le; and Catalogaes bad on the Premises ; BriJore-Hard Coffee-house, Cracechtirch-street ; Sao Tavern, Eastebeap ; . sa and of the Auctioneer, Newington.. • AMERICA. FROM THE NOVA SCOTIA ROYAL GAZETTE. OCT. 20.-It would appear from the hostile ah. 'traction of Mr. Madison, that even the disposi. lion to conciliate did not exist on the•psrt of the American Executive; and the stylden determine. rtiou of Mr. Erskine to return to England, at • moment when it was expected that his departure would he retarded, fur the purpo4e of facilitating a settlement, must give rise to •cry unpleasant ale. prehensions. If Mr. Jackson's instructions wets so pleasing to America, as cot to require any ex. planation' from Mr. Erskine, we arc persuaded, that the President would have hastened to receive him ; anti we are also persuaded, that if Mr. Er. skine's continuance wzis likely to remove existing difficulties, or even to retard the occurrence of what is so much and so justly apprehended, that gentleman would not have been in such a hurry to dispose of his furniture, and to get his Nosily to England. A *war we deprecate ; but if the twee:. sity, dreadful as it always is, be created by French influence, and the incurable antipathies of the American Government itself, then we trust that the British Minister will know what he owes to his country. CATHOLIC MEETING. DUBLIN, OCT. 9. Yesterday the General Committee of the Reman Catholics of Ireland met in this city, pursuant to public notice. We acre happy to It•arn, there was a fuller attendance of the Country Gentlemen. The most perfect harmony prevailed. A Com. mittee was appointed to revise the Draft of the Petition prepared by the Sub.Commistee, which, in its revised form, is to be reported to the Gene ral Committee on Monday next. This Committi a sit from day to day fur the purpose of carrying into effect the Resolutions passed at the last Meet. iug of the Roman Catholics of Ireland. The co. operation of the Catholics of the County and City of Cork have already been received ; similar com. munications from other parts 'of the country ar. rive every day, and it is•now certain that the Ro man Catholics of Ireland will, in the nezt . Sevsion of Parliament, unanimously petition to have the degrading disabilities, under which they labour, completely removed. sans —sraCIESOMMI • From the following extract of a letter, it 3 r . pears probable, that the British army will pot be permitted to withdraw unmolested fruits Wel chyle!' : " Autwerp, Nov. A. " The forces iathig rut oldie country lui%e been compute& as in the sabrequeot stntement t In Antwerp In Girl In Berien-op-Zonm In Hu'sl 1,1104) In Oaklands, Boneleo, and 'will places . 4,bea 41,500 " Marshal Dostoacc ;-• is In (hit City, where be arrived on the 4th instant. tio,l the neat day be reviewed the troops. The sick bribe hotpita!s amouuated to %town,. of ,; I i i 1 • , :, .ii . ... Ina few dayekiH be published, By. C. an..! E. BA LowiN, New Bridge-street, in Octavo, 4 SECOLVD JOURNKY in SPAIN, in the 21. Spring of 11109; hero Lisbon • through the Western SW iris or the Si. rri Ifirena to Sevilla. Cordoba, fir *nada, Mal sga and t .inreitar ; and thence to Teton:: and Tangiers, with eoutaining2t Figure, illustrative of the Costume aaal Mon.sers of the luliabitants of several of the . Spanish Provinces. By HOII:AZT SEMPLE. •.• A second Edit' n wt dr. Semple's former Journey, .with a Map of the Pt-nit:auk, mod a Spanish Pow Giode,uany be bad in 3 vols.'priee 12s.