The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-30 00:00:00

Freon the LOND'ON G.IZET'TE I Oct. 28. Admiralty-Office. Oct. 18. • • Copy of a Letter fro. Captain Broome. of his Majesty's sloop 1 1, e Ploscr..addressed to Admiral Young, C 0•311141 1- der in Chief at PT% mouth, and trinuniitcd It) the latter to John WllsouCroker. I. His Majesty's sloop Plower, of rointooth, Oct. S 2, 1b 3. Stn—l have the honour to inform you his Ma jest 's sloop, under ray command, this day if sit P. M. captured, after a sharp chace of 100 miles, daring which much skill was Aeon by the enemy, the new French roppered schooner L'Hirontlelle, of St. haloes, commanded by Henry Louis Ga. vellier, pierced for guns, all of which hr threw overboard, in the pursuit, and manned with 65 men, he had been at sea eight days, and had cap. turd the Portuguese ship Minerve ; I am sorry to add, that thruss4li his temerity in firing musketry at the Plover, I was compelled to return it, which badly wounded the Captain of the Portuguese ship ; I beg to riunex in the margin*, the names of the two ve s sels re-captured by the Plover, ou the Igth instant. I have the honour to he, Re. (S'qnc,!) PUMP BROWNE. Miry, of Boston, stn.:: *can ship I Eccc linmts, Spanish Whitehall, October 28. The King has been 'deism) t) igtsent the ?la. verend James Kiyden to the CEurch mod Parish of Fettercairn, iu the Presb)tery of Fordoun, sod comity of Kincardine,. vacant by the desti of Mr. Robert Foote, late Minister there. Whitch«ll, October 213. The King hac been pleased to Constitute and the Right Honourable Henry John Vis. vomit Palmerston to be bis Majesty's Secretary at War. War-Office, October 27. His Majesty has been pleased to order, that the 846th It nt 2f Foot shell in future be style:l, " the Wit (or Li:luster) liegioteut of Foot." Admiralty Office, Oct. 23. Thit day,' in pursuance of the Kitig's pleasure, the following Flag-Officers of Lis Majesty's Fleet were itrontotol, : ADMIRALS et the WHITE, William Peeve William, Esq. Sir Joitu Colpoys, K. 13. TO be A DMIR.ILS of the RED. • ADM IR ALS of the BLUE, Isaac Prescott, Esq. Thomas Spry, Esq. Sir Jobe Orde, Bart. TO be ADMIRALS of the WHITE. VICE-ADMIRALS of the Red, John Thomas, Esq. James [lrby., Esq. Sir Erasmus Cower, Kin. 3onn l'Aq. So:lnge 11 theft E.-.i. To be A D MIRAI.S of the BLUE, • VICE-AD/111RA t. 3 of the WHITE, hors S.tvage. Esq. Llartha looses, Samuel Rowley, Esq. Sir Riebnre Blekeno% Bart, Grorec Hosea, Esq. To he VICE-AD,ti yuts of the Red. ICE-ADMI &LACS of the BLUE, • Sampson Edwards, Esq. George Campbell, F.sq. Henry Fraskiend. Esq. Arthur Phillip, Esq. Sir William George l'aiirux, Km. To 1 )r VICE-ADIIIRALS of the WHITE. RIAR-ADMIRALS of thr RED, John Child Purvis Esq. Theoishilus Jones, Esq. William Mabel ENti. WUltio WubeirY, FAti• Jolts MaitieY Gro- 4 r Murray, Esq. John Sutton, Esq. Rnhcrt Murray,m E.-q. !lon. Sir Aleaarlder Cochrane, K. H. Jobs Mark ham, Ero. 1 o he VICE-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. R C R-A1)1111aLt4 of the WHITE, John 1'..1. - Flieliard Grind:ol, Rm. Georg, Martin, Sir :Iletonder Juan Ball, !tart. Sir Richard John Stlathan, Eau. and K. B. Sir W.iliam Sidney Smith, Kin, iotat•tr., Lq. Nathan . Brunton, lq. William Han cock E..;.t. John Schant, 441. Hos. Michael He To 11, REAR-ADIIRALS of the RED. . R E.‘ R./ 1 i DNS IR ALS of the BLUE. DavldgeGotili, tart. elf Richard Goodwin, "Crab, A.R. _Robert &overt-us Pawnor!. lusr. Sir Edward Buller, Bart. Non. Robert Stiteiford, Mark Robirxro, r- q . Thomm Ite veil Shiver-, Erg. Chnr:rs Cobb, Ea Francis Pickmore, Ertl. John Stepkras Hall, E.q. Joha flaky.. Esq. 'Co be REAR-AD:IIIRA L.i of the WHITE. The untler-inentioned Captains wore also ap. pointed Flag-015Lers of his Majesty's Fltet, viz.: Balk" Butted, F , Lake, Esq. Isaac George k.st John Ositoro, Edmund Crawley. Esq. Charts Tiiv mu NYilliams, Kut. Thome' • Headitea, V.sq. Sir T-ttootas Boulden Thompson, Bart. *we Covalese, Tote REAR-AI)3IIIIALS of the BLUE. Admiralty Office, October 25, ISC9. l i rie king has been pleased to appoint Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. and the Hon. Henry Cur zon, to b , Coloads unlit AlJk•sty's Royal Al arin Forces, in the room of Charles !loyles, Esq. and Si:* Thomas Williams, knight, appointed Flag Of ficers of his Jlajesty 'a Fleet. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. fiVer-lVicr, Oct. V, 18.30. Ist Regiment of Foot Gup.rdt, Elaptuia the Hon. Horatio George *Powys Tostiohrnd to be Captain of a C•iuipans, Ity purchase, site Todd, who retires. Ensign Sewn Adair to be Limessmant, by purchase. vice T.,wnshend. Philip Clar.e, Gent. to be Enkign, by purchase, vice W3ndhans, promoted in Inc 7lst Foot. 10th Regiment of i'not, Ensign John Alunuty to he Lieute nant, by pisschme. vice Itudscleli, promoted. !3d Ditto, Joon Mar.iffnitd,.Gent, to be Seascsl Lieutenant, without purchase, sire White, cashiered: Toth Ifltts. Ensign J41:411 Anderso-, from the 42.1 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 3latiby, whose ap pointment Isa, not taken place. 42d Ditto, Neil Sinclair, Gent. to h.' Ensign, without pur chase, rite koder.on, promoted in the 28th Emit. . 49th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Urquhart to he Captain of a Compass , without purchase, vice promoted in - She 24 (burison Battalion. Ensign Ralph Ouseley to be Lieutenant, vice liiqu.hart. Alexander Brit, Geist. to be Ensign, vire t)welify s:th Dann, W. L. 11. Eden, Gent. to he Los'An, withnot pure -Lae, vice Ackland, whose appointment has noltakeu place. 55th Ditto, Emden Henry Browne to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Fuller, promoted. 60th I)i!tis, Jahn James Sargent, Gent to be Ensign. with. nut purchase, vice Carlo-s, promotet:. • 64th Onto, Lieutenant J. T. ‘Valford, from the 37th Foots to be Lieutenant, without parchase, rice Douglas, pro moted. . 116th Ditto, Emig° Francis /land to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Shattleworto, Aho retires. 87th Ditto, William Collins Iturke Jaci.foni, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice North, promoted. 84th Ditto, Lieutenant John Johnson to be Captain of a Company, withont purchase. Lieutenant Wan. Semen tacit, :out the York, Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Johnson. 88th Ditto, Lieutenant Hicimrd Stannard to be Captain of a Conway,.ithiMit purchase. To be Licateoants, without purchase, Tuscan James Grant, Ensign William Sheehan, Eastgu Thomas JAWS, vice Stamford. To he ',N.:Orr-Master, Serjeaut 11asidson, vice Barry, sicvessed• 90th Ditto, Ottarter-Master Hector Graham to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Campbell, whose appointment has 6(4 taken place. 't ~ •3. • rid Ditto, Enpiga Mackintosh to be Undertow o ithaut porehaqe, vice Mackenzie, promoted. kith Ditto. Ckaries Peter Trailk, lieut. to be Second I..jeti , tenant, without purchase ' vice Stewart, promoted. Da niel Forbes. Cleat. to be ditto, vice Carr. promoted. Roval Stair Corps, William Tait, Gent. to be liosign, with out purchase. 7th Wrest-India Regiment. Er..!gn Joeph Anderson to be Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Dorgan, Iturfteded- EtbicVl Cuticle+ W. Stewart to be ditto, ee I superseded. William Peacock, Gent. to he F,nsign, Niro Anderson. William Blakeley, Gent. to be Ensign, vile Stewart. Ith Royal Veteran Battalion, Adjatant William Ms!flouts, froldhalf-pay of the late Mans Fencibles, to be Lieute nant, vice Bowen, appointed to the 39th Foot. Royal Waggon Train, Cornet J. W. 11. Streaphan to be Lieutenatu, vice Kirkwood, dere ised. William Pears, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Jovrett, deceased, Robert L' (:strange, Gent. to be Corset, rice Streaphan. STAFF. Assistant-Commissary Samuel Hamilton, to be a Deputy- Conunissary-General to the Forces. HOSPITAL STAFF. William Macartoey, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate for General Service. The KilieS German Legion. -51b Battalion of the Line, Ensign Eberhard de Brandin to be Lieutenant, vire Wisner, decraved. George de Scha wroth, Gent. to he Ensign, vice • de Brandi!. 2d Light Ilattalton, D. Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice noddle, deceased. MT,MORANDUI. Thr• appointment of Gentleman Cadet Lionel Ford. from the Royal Military College, to he Easigu In the 43d Foot, as stated in the (`casette of the 21.td instant, has out taken place. Eirata in the Gazettes of the 4th April, 14th September, and Ilth October, 0409. For Colonel John Prinie, of the 6th Dragoons, to be Major- General to the Army, Reed Colonel John Prince, of the 6th Dragoons, to he Ma jor-General in the Arms. 2Sth Foot—For 11. J. Bur.), Gent. to be Ensign, vier Manhy, promoted, Read H. J. Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Manby, whose appointment dne4 not take place. 60th Foot—For Captain Ligertwotx.l to be Captain, vice blamed, who reigns, Read Captain ligert wood to be Captain, vice Twigg, ap pointed to the 54th Foot. COMMiS 4 iOIIS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Kent. Seven Oats and Bnnnlev Regiment of Local Militia. Ensign William Austen to be Lieutenant. Dated October 11, Lio9. Quarter-Master Abraham Palmer to he I:nsign, by Brevet. Dated as above. ran in YlNlnsott, Gent. to be Surges:l. Date., as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. Smith, sea, anil jun. lioen-drapers, from Oct. Di to Dec. 19, at ten, at Wakefield. BANKRUPTS. John Webb. Great Portland-street, hatter. to surrender Oct. 31. Nov. 10, and Dec. 9, at Guildhall. Attorne), Mr. (ire gory, Clement's-Inn. George aoutheoshe, Bristol. cheese-facto Oct. 31, Nov 10, Dec. 9, at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol, Attorney, Mr. James, Gray's-lino, I. mdon. John Perkins, Neat!), Glaannr:.-nn, apothecary, Nov. `ll, Dee. 9, alt the Cardiff Arms lan, Cardiff. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Cardiff. John Pain. Peckham', bricklayer, 0et.31, Nov. 14, MT. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Broadway, 1/ept- ford. Solnman Fisher, Noble-s:rret. Fo.ter-lane. warohousemsn, • Noy. 4, 11. D ee. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevens, Sine Cullege-gariens, Aldennanhury. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 18. G. Platt. Weakey ' rraelts'oire, 21. J. Balls, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, draper.—Nov. 21. J. Drowniag. Leadenhall-strent, hard waretuau.-.- Or t. 31. W. Usborne, Christopher-street, Flubbarrsquare, merchant. —Nor. 2.5 W. Pugh, Berwiek-street. taslor.—Not. 21. J. Joh:aeon and .1. Susi ham, T wicket t's Mills. Northamptonshire, and T. JoSnson, notllers.—Nov. 18. J. Leach. Turolsam. green, shopkeeper. —Noy. Al. W. 3litchell, Merthyr Glamorganshire, viotualler —Nov. 11. T. Turley, Merthyr Tydwil, Glasnorgandsire.hrewer.—Nov. 21 W. and J tiker, Wakelscld. York Airy, colliers.—Nov. 21. I. Stone and P. Castanet., Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. shipwrights.— Nov. 25. li. Martin, Wallingford. Berkshire, linen-tintp,or. —J. Currie, High-street, Lambeth, dealer.—Dee 2.1. .1. Jona, Old Gravel-lane. Wapping, cornfartor.—Dee.9. J. Fenner, Lawrence-lane. wholetale, linen-draper.—Der.9. F. Kirkman. Portsmouth, linen-draper.—Dee. Y. A. Lewis. Banbars • Oxfordshire, mercer.—Nov. 18. J. Dalton and S. Shallerres, Manchester, cottnn-spinners.--Now. 20. H. Ziork, Liverpool, merehant.—Der. 9. J. Dean, Watling street, wholesale liiien.draper.—Nov. IS. C. F. Olivier 1k Perrip, Du ke.stsect, blassebetter-square, victualler.—Nov. '2sl. J . Powell. Wapping-street, bliddieset. undertaker. — N tr. 25. J. N. Rayner, Ely, linen-draper.—Nor. 21. J. Askew and W. Wrigbt, New Bridge -street. Blitektriars, -teats.hat-manstfaciarers.—Notr. 90. C. Bell, Penrit h. linen d4spr.—Nov. 29. W. Rideal. Wakefield, Yorkshiie, met.. cbant.—N ny. 90. W. Buddy, flearts•w.ozh, Yorkshire, com maa-brewer.—Der. 5. T. and G. Fereeley, Hulot*, Laura shire, cotton-spinners. CERTIFICATES—Noe. IS. G. Elden. Aldgate, jeweller.—F. 111arslali, S:rand. few - eller.—M. Forster Liehfield- street. tarero-kcep:•r. - W. Colline, Brist ol, innkeeper.—J. Cooper. Pendl-ton.Lan rashirr chapasan.---J. Worrell, Watrington, Laitradtire, fiour.dslakr. Avernge Prices of Corn, by the quarter of eig:it Wieckes ter Bushel•, and of Oatmeal per R ill of 11Dib.. Avoirdupois, from the return, received in the week en , lipz 21. t of October, 'lllll9s—Wheat 111.1 s. 10d.—Ryeiv 1 / 4 .lod.—llarley 5b.. Oats 995. 24.-Ileans 61s. 24 —Poise 525. 4d.—Oatmeal Ws. 4d. The AVera.te Price of I;rowit or bluscovitdo !cwt., com puted from Ike Returns made in the Week, endinz the t.ith day of Geuther, l';t11), os .12s. 4d. per rstr:. eschuise of the duties of customs paid or payable thereoo on the ituportatioo thereof iutu Great Britain. It was the well-known ➢lr. AintATTANt MARK Rn►uAsa who appeared against Mr. TimmAs itussELL. This h►sc q Mr. BESAUAM is the• Officer of the Marshulsea, who has made himself so no. torious by his frequent charges of riot against in. dividuals before the Magistrates at Bow.street. A gentle addition of eight per 'tent. to the As. sest.ed Taxes is rumoured. Why not 18, or even SO ? Let us not linger Is the jaws of destruction. The sooner the climax of cur fate approaches, the sooner will the fate of the already overburdened people he decided. The Lords of his Majesty's Privy Council have appointed an vessels coining from places affected witli the plague, bound to Liverpool, to perform quarantine iR Bromhorough Pool, in place of Hoylake, as it is foind more safe and commodious fur that purpose. .The potatoc crop has i-been uncommonly ahun dant throughunt the whole of Scotland this season. In sumo places in the cuanty of Fife, the produce has exceeded 20 tons per acre. Throughout Eng land, we believe, the toualp crops have been equally abundant. The present weight of a Lady's fashionable dress is etattly seven ounces. Two men, otoe an Italian, 'the other a Pert's. gtiesei were on the tith instant s•rangled and burnt in the public place of Goes do Sordre, at Lisbon, for uttering base coin. There are about four or five more criminals to undergo the same punishment. ' Last week three hundred brace of small store carp were sent from the Duke of NORFOLK'S. SIM I at Home Lacy, which wore deposited in the I boson of the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal, as an esperloo:A towards stocking it with this species of Usb. • THE STATF.gMAN. Toro French- pr‘beners latest) , effected their es cape from Milbay prison; and got as far as Wey mouth, where they seized a boat, with an int.d. lion of steering for the French coast ; but after getting into the offing, they found themselves so overcome with t.stigue, that they put batis again o in order to save their lives. John Clarke, Esq. is elected Mayor, and Henry Midgley and John Bourne, &qrs. Bailiffs , of Li verpool, for the ensuing vear.,Williaas Barton, Esq. is elected flavor, John Stuffier. Conway; and John Tobin, Esqrs. Bailiffs, fur the ancient and loyal Corporation of Sephtun, for the ensuing year. Mr. George Gould is elected Boroughrecve, and Mr. Thomas Staines, and Mr. William flay. wood, Constables of Salford. Mr. John Ititclilfe is elected Boroughreeve, and Mr. William Garnett, Constable of Manchester. —Mr. Joseph Naditi was re-elected Deputy Con. stable. Five of the Cal!ital Prizes in the State L 'fiery, drawn on Friday the `2oth were shared and sold by SWIFT and CO. viz. N. 4,099, a Prize of Five Thousind Pounds ; No. 753, a Prize of Two Thou.:mil Pounds ; No. 518, Fite Hundred Pounds ; No. 2,697, Five Hundred Pounds ; and No. 4,855, Five Hundred Pounds. The fortunate Holders may, as usual, receive their money all de. mand, at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poul. try, No. 12, Charing Cress, and 31, Aldgato High-street. MARRIED.' On the 28th October, at St. Mary, Islington, Robert Wit. mot. Esq. merchant, of tiuilotora-street, London, son of William Wilmot, Lsq. Of the ronots of Kent. tu,lanc, Andy daughter of Sampson Wheildon, Esq. of Calder, Staford shire. • At St. blowy-le-Bone Church, by the Rev. T. Lawrence. James Dose, of Wexharn-hous,., near Windsor, Esq. to Catherine Rachel, third damghter of A. Douglas, of Mid shiels, in the county of Rasher4h, I:sq. On Saturday. the ISA instant, at Maugham, Sussex, by the Rev. R. Ellison, .loins Grroside, Esq. of Mark lzne, Loudon, to Frances, daughter of the late J. 1/ou. , ,htx. I*.sq. of ALlcrmanhury. On Saturday last, Jisseph Bells EN. of Illshoptigaie-strut, Louder to Mess E. Berry, of l'lnpluu Common. DEXTHS. Lately, at Martinique, Mrs. Bullock, ;tire of Joseph Bullock, Lsq 'Commissary-o~nd On the 24th umlaut, after a Briefing illness, Mrs. Bartho lomew Foe, of Rockingham-row, New iugiuu, Sarre), late of Cie city of Gloucester. On the 24)th ['ottani, at Lower-Totting, Surrey, Alm. IV:ln stall. in the 72d year of her age, dm:erred!) , larte•itcd. On Tonsdity la't, at Hadhain, Herts, Elisabetif Jane, eldest daughter of James Chaplin, On Saturday morning, at KertsinAon tkorrel Pits, of a coosump:ion, oa her 2Mh year, Mrs. J. la Hunt, widow of the late Mr. John Hunt, of Southwark, leaving on orphan family 4.7 Bre children. Tuerlit‘ last, in Salisbury-Noire, M,.. Reatrix Swab sod 83, uswher of Mr. Jaasep . Bll" Primer. Fleet-buret. • A CHALLENGIi. • MESSRS. CUR.Kir, and CO. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's serice. challenge the w hole sm orbd to prove a single instance when: their Medicine an.l of l'are have failed of the desired erect. The practice of inmsy years iii this particular hmincb of their professi , o, has not given rise to one itimmertefol Case. They continue to direct their studies to the treat:nem anal cure of l'enereal Complaints, mod that f/erangeineni of the Svstc+n, which is the consemseisce ..f the pernicionsand waste bil effects of a habit lone :tad 11104 unhappily purmed by the youth of both seam. In the taw it will be Onovi to 1w the unfailing source of harrows,; the miler have its rainices fa , tally developed In them by distressiag state of cehimity. Which, if not dually remedied, terminates in impotence. 'These are its remote and ultimate elects, while Can.amptions, - Lisa of Must-W.lr Power, and various Nervous Complaints, moony characterize the earlier:a:lg.-, of lois »Mar)! vice. 01 per vtollt lailzioshimiz under the disorder. Incident to such is habit, their trentioritt it simple, nail has nevrr proved inionceessful in the treatment ofa loam. lahorimasoad touch entrodrd prac tice. li. st obstinate and complicated eases of l mate -reel Ineectioa, loch as Obsirtictioisi in tat Urethra, gpungn Estrin:removes. I lard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Erupt iou', Sc miswl Weakness, Carets, ;`.2 :164) ST R I C rumns, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have balled the skill of otherPractitionets. are, by their present improved plan ll' treatment, eiliscimmlly and pernianeet ly cured, w bi ota Pie patient ,-;ffering the excruciating painaud 'Mooing he miirrlinge which frequently follows the application of the h t camosic. In the course of ts Lett sear" exclusive practice in his inctropoli ounierous cases of StrietarNlinve bee ;awl are dills under their rare, tbe total eradication of which are effected by n sare, ceraiti, and ex peditioustitude of practice. superior to ally come yet adopted. l'he steak/Ws-, relaxa tion, nod debility preceeding from this complaint. are spee dily remained, and the patient restraint to round and viguroas health. Ent ahrie the debility has for years exksted, a pro per peroeveranice in their restorative rericilies, after a Stric tureNu hero .iremyed, is inclispensibly regnisite to revive the siumiserieg sparks of Life, and to reieni.uase the Coital ;Mine. Several NOtitew es and fir itr Lux en of the first reect ability. have here under the care ot Mews- CURILI Land CO. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Stric tures, &r. ; :oral having weaned a radical and perinauent Cam particularly requested that referwee s might he made in th em. as satisfactory evidences of the derided superiority of blessrs. CURRIE 'sad CO" plan of treatment. !May of thew Gertlemeu have had strictures from 10 to 20 vein and had been ender the care of blesses. Home. Heaviside", and other Sorge' of equal cationic's.. who attempted the meshy the application of the I /sear Cau,tk, wit Ana 4aeass. ?dieser& Currie and Co. may be consulted by either tea with the contest delicacy, secrecy, and hamar, at their home, No. 107 Halton Csardea. Patients in t he Canary are regarded to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of Heim, At. Ac. eiriming a remittance fur Lulea., and medicines,. when the same ss ill be gi Teo oesent to any part of the kisigdotn. To en gem that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the pant age oflettersisay he added to Ow account for usedleble. 9lh Jaw, lei/9-107, Outten Garda). 9 9"PirFr .. _ . •• LADIES mid GIiNTI.KAI EN •leaving t„, „ nr intending to visit Watering Place;, shottlJ Ira x . gjeet taking with then, the RUSSIA OIL, a, it prevents ; finiera t eiyeets the change of air or sea-bathing has fa ;Ise hair turn different shade-, and often occasions its fallingoa; but by using the P.ussiu Oil it is a sure pretentise. men should not omit apply ing it to the s hi-Anti afr, t s„.. inn, as it will prevent them turning a 'reddish Ivey, w bi ch too generally is the case, occasioned by thc net. ' ling they remise when Attiring. ROYAL FAMILY, and Ladies and Gentleascri Fashion, use Russt.t for tutti,;,;,in g t h e l air dressing; it is so w-vit a nostrisher to the Hair, as to presen: it turning grey to all lerishls; proototes tie growth; its falling off; and restores it ua bald places, lithe least row; remain. Several Gentlemen that were bald, base deeltre after using Cie ittbSin Oil regularly for six moths, the ..; plaers became neatly cove. v,l nit a hser prtimmes , as:l whislen, and prevt-,:ts them ft.roi4 grey. Ladies and Gentlemen who wear &lie Hair will find 1.. , RUSSIA OIL a valuahle . artiele to us.: wisps It gives it a natural gloss, presents its br:rtz ke e • g y the hair soft, aud renders its app nrance ;lament. The Proprietor ITCornusentlti Ladies ?..tt I Gemleasen wisaing to benefit from the Russia Oil, to givi• ii Gar triad by sir' it regularly fur a short tine, as it r:tirira be ;:speoed stay.% Om desired effect if only applied at i,t;eevAis, The hir,h reputatientbe Ras,ia (hi h.w cain?d ;or preserv log awl prompting the flair, and the. creal iktnand fir it, h al lately missed envious perms s to copy the advertlsmoett, 41 ,1 wit/snare articles for a siiaiWr purtiwie, which WITr a it ti.- effect •' it is pa . tiesearly recotracusle.l to observe Ca. on the eutside wrapper of earh b ttit is signed iu Ru-a cold ink, " MochrEufsky and Yria.v," tiny alttiout that ,igoature are couirerfeit , . Price is. per bottle, or one bottle containint four 1:nall, ore guia...a, Or guinea ironies at five p mud 3. Sold wholesak asd retail by the Proprietor, A Priarr, Rio, 9, Juhu-street, Oxford street . ; and, by app o i nt:m . lo, Mr. Slnytb, Perfuiner to his Mairsts, New Itood—treet. liendrie and Sow, Pei fum-rs tolser M !jesty, Tite.itosrve... streets Cbealpide; and by sno4 priseipol Pee. .ners or Medicine. Vender, iii L.iglouil, I reland, aisidkotlaud Catintry Siopkeepers seatilnA their orders to any stmt s ..• sale vender tb .y goal with io LoAdun, wit resdhe liberal WILLIAM MOUNTAIN, SARACKWS HEAI) SSOW-ISILL, LONDON. Tne best accommodation for Travellers—Good Reds. chore Liqoors, and urnlerate charges. —The fiollowir T 1'44 Coaches, Mail Coaches, tote. set oat from the Saracen's Head Let. Snow-hill. GLASGOW, I)UMFIUES, CARLISLE, WIIITEHit- YEN, PENRITH, BROUGH, APPLF.BY, C.l f- TERICK F., mid BOItOGGHLIRID.:E. New Post Catches, every Morning, to carry four insides. YORK and LEEDS New Post Conches. set nut every morn. in; at half-past five o'clukk ; arrive at ork ths• next day at twelve o'clock. The ECLIPSE New Flu ing Post-Coach, carries Etair Insides Italy is to York. sionderla. cl, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, by way of Stamford, Grantham. :nut 1).,,. caster, every Evening ar I Morillug, to Mr. Sowerby's, the White-horse, Copper-gate, York. Uncommon Cheap Travelling to Liverpool, by the New FR. lag Pad Caac4e% to the Avel lan, Dale -street, ciser. dally.—Leettg not Wakefield New Post Cote:, called the Clothier ' sets out every ''turning ut seen o'clock, by sus Co. Leeds. BOSTON, `priding, PattiebnroUgh, Stilton, ail kirtniagi:oci new anyttl Mail Coach.sets out every evenio4. Coaches from Houton to Spilsby, Louth, Grimhy. nni Hutt. I,s r Eurasia, Warrington, Knottford, Seem sod Litch field Past Comb, called the I:tire:l.:mo s erre.? preshe, sot lire o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red-erns-smelt, Guarded thraghout. . BATH amt BnIsTOL Flying Post Catches, thruisgh Chip penboun, Coke', rod Marfloorou!,: ‘ , ll. every often, sua ; acme at Mr. Mar's, the Dr....ybottnd Inn, Li ate, and the Littleton Tavern Thtients-street, nristul, test mormag. Gulche s 3Vrth, Bridgessatur, Taunton. he. I.tnns new light Coach, called the Rockinemm, sets sat every ritort.mg at eight o'clak..Carries f;tar iw.ides only, :lAA g o es mila rg l ibly • easr, with n ,guird throughout. PS9rs through Stamford, Nen ark, Retlord , Douirsaar, as Petty bridge, to the Golden-lion, Leels, nest day at Irmo, and eentra from thence every Morolus; nit eight o'clock. Ni wittnrualine the uncommon et I:million of thi, r p.. lowed t.t he the most :wearable and t nalpieW incblir convey neer tin the North Road, being unequalled in accurcia.elatiou by any other. • K Lancaster. Pres!. in, Kirby, Lotmlale, Holy" Ch , rlev ' Ormskirk, and tinr , ttug Post Coaches, esery a let noon, a' four o'clock Gig riled. OciSc-Olr. Losigtown, Green (here; - Allllll4 - finale% Brownhill. Entoquhar Kiln. Commack, Kii:gy.tell, ni.d all fourtkal Scotland, Caroperilawit Coathalaily. Louvii, Spik;bv. Bosons, Hull, firint.ity. Spaldtii:„ Penn born', Stilton, and !Juni ingdon Coach, sets on' every a tlerto..:. Ms IiCitt:SVCR, Stockport, liacelmfield. Cm:- Onion, Newcastle, Walsall, wed Wolverhampton Post Coach every afternoon. Guarded. itt.ist.r, Penrith, and Whitehaven. Post Caseh,zoes with four horses and a guard all the oar. Vassar thron!'.6 Brougb, Ap; lefty. Gretabeidge, 6:n4:Kt, Calk% ice, Borougldwidge, etherbv, Aberforil, Doncaster. antlAi.ato tha:althe nearest way by *ldea, miles). se out et cry Morning, said peritinns the journey with tt‘c freest'-1 Passengers detained on the road by hotsim.ss, or plensior, hove the peculiar A;vautage of their Seats bent. secures! to the next Couch (-Alb sox Coachmen). . Ha t cons I °nett, Walsall. Wcilverlithupton, R idder:r.iust , t, fltoorbridre, nod Dudley Coach, every evening. Itit mart° rent Coach, through Ryegnie and fiuckfieltl. c, Morning ak a Quarter before Seven °Thick. SU A ND. Stull:M. and Y:tria IaCH Ceae every morning, to the ticorge lan, Sur..!uland. Ynite 2 Nest c a stle. as I Edfalsor4ll new Cold), pesforme with (;ours throw:hero, se'' net every mornes.: n s sec c n o'clock; by Isar of Newat k, Darlitlctoo. Nisetlilltertou,'Durbr.la inirl Berwick. Pott l e:wee. .nceive.tetigned front the le.tAt Is 11:e journey, 110 rest n hot 1::.a t And then pn•ri-ed on %Without n:.r atittlinasil Lim Clark, lilac:. Swan. Croiev•inreet. York, rico', Ca tc;.ca: to Sunderland, Hull, Setrieurough. •Whithc, nod fet“-r piareo.. ruri.))l n, *Are, llocidcylin, and Chain= Coach, every ruornaw. (null 171 niima Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every nitemoun, and reneheN Birotinctuim .!ay at (1114111. i l a.*esnv Dxfortl, Easton, and Shipstone, to the Sa racen's-Head, nallstreet Ilirwingharn. rX r•rrit, P;vmoittli frolosouth, ISartmouth, W e ymouth, Dorchester, tuAl 51444/I BaNams Cotteftlit, ?wry , d , weinz; at fon: . o'clock, ctilh a .;.outil. through niobium, Axminster. Bri,lrort, Maattford, Basingstoke, and Baring. Ets a ass - suet:if, li'eilingt4n, nod Shitruall Post Cuba, the. Royal Charlotte, every afternoon, at five o'clock. Worded. Srttv rt cs.n and Itutherlsolo l'ost Coach, caliedthefilsolt in„.ham. evidrv , mnenie }}~. llcscoNar'satn, t) +(bridge, Denham, and ReIVI:11 ne* Post Conch, every afternoon. by ItiettarJ 11 art,, and (a. Hr Li., North-aye, How, n, Thorne. east Door.uter Past Cush, every miming as se,en o'clock, to the Hull ant Sun bon, Myton-role.• 1104 t vosnß Coatis, ervry Afternoon at OW u . C; be.k. • Tortim HA* mid Edmonton Cnarlt, dni!y, at tilt pea Int, half pact two, half post tiler. anti !Lalf past serer o'clock. NV A REFIR4.I% new V , Hli Coe ch,called the Merry Wakefield, in the Stalford June. '4l2ketteld. LASGO M i ni! NUobi 0 (ST. :1110 PO TPAT ft I CPC Caachc , . N.H. limey Weiiih*of dtc. conveyed by the,op4er-tvetstioond Wantons: To flits, flecdos, lls • I.lar, mod all parts of S-e -folk, every Morday.' Eutrun My:n*lth. red Falmouth Fat Renoir, rarr)ing 1..1:1 . 4i pint, of Cie Wert of I.t'innd. SotrTnAlti - tow, Winchester, Alcetfortl, apt Aitno co:rh, every mornittg. Sq/CTU A 111 PTO 11, iri7The`altr nUra.rn, I.sadhar.t. ^! • irton, Christchurch, II ingwored, rot - lir:e;tralre, WnnhOr! Poole. Isle of Wii.•;4l. Jersey, mat (:anottra;) Vattgoni !hit) Stilt; V, liamplus. and Tit n:',..enhont l , twice a.week. M A Lreitenucit. Nen'lcury, and Ftelorliloc. wren Tee4e^. , .. Ux no tome, Irer-acont. Southall. litsystsorsti Can, twice IM-weed: C I a e v C SITE :L e AbillgtiOn.4lll !leaky, three times a - WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. rellectrony =t Oat w Priend4 and the P,Nic, that they win not he at.le any Parcel or Lottritio. ikc. of tifore thm Five Paled , lot, as danonnalaqlese Mier, as sates, sod paid at • 1 • ingtv at the Saracen II !Teas! no, London. - - - - - - - - - -- - - LONDON : Prialed Mid e4b:018, 1 41 by D. LovtLL, at the STArgINAN Orlrivit,. ilyet-otreet. F ItY ills at AJMI'Y'S llti t YA LAT I'ERS PATEN .. I.EAIKE'SGENUINKTILI , S, so justly fa. mous for Own ouperior elleacy in curiae ever) degree and symptom of the VEN ERE. L 1/IFIEVir, the SC U!I - VY, &c. without confinement or restraint of diet, in an ever, expedition-, safe, and secret nnuser. One small ta,telies Pill Is a dose, its isper.uion impereeptible, and requiring no particular attention. In filters da)s they generally core thaw cruel ()howlers z and Svc they fail In that !elite of perfectly :mooring health, the Patient has the happy ass:imam that hr or she is lit the eve of bring so tutored, lei the degree of malign...he, b• ever tingreat. It is an excellency peculiar to these Phi% to make directly to the complaniing part, and elder into tiltdr-1 with the ofi'ending nether, which they 4preililv leder nail expel. They are declared hs expo-Deuce to be a presence of health, its well as it restorer, by taking only eight Ingle Pills Spriog and Fall in every . year. In short, the Menace has this extraordinary obligation to them, that whatever hr promised himself (von them, they were sure to fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and uti:ses.al Lion. These Pills are most worthy a pkee in the cabinets of Masters and Captains of ships; the more to. for that they wilt keep good in all Climates any length of time, oral that they have Dl' borne the trt of near sixty years, with encreamog credit to them:erves. and honour to their author, immmuch that during tie last eight years, they hose radially cured upwards of toi - ty thou.a.al person!, many of whom had been &charged from tlospitils, n here salivation had been frequemly repeated, and oh ether method • made use of without etriet. Prepared and Sold by the solo Prop. letne, Tli TA Y -1,01, ylembser of the hovel College of Surgeons iu Lon don, at his Home, No. 0, New kleids, , e-Arect ; when he fir Live Advice, wlthuut n Fee, to i)ersiars taking thew Pill, oust n ill answer Patients' Letters, if past-paid, oa the same tench.;, ohseryiitz in cases the mod inviolable were *cy, tin patient s oaine or cEe having been owniimied, hut at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the course of wore than 3't year, that he has Ited the con aiding of on exitorive sale of the above Medicine, mad the pr.ielice aroma therefruwn.