The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-28 00:00:00

wismilMlMlNiimiM L'eh• No. 1145. SOCIETY FOR RF.I.IEF OF WIDOWS AND OR PHANS OF MEDICAL MEN IN LONDON AND ITS VICINITY. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL, of this , iIirrITUTiON will be celebrated at FREEMA SONS' TAVERN. GREAT QUEEN-S REET, on M Om- DAY, O&M'S% Initial. •„ • Tickets ISt- 6d. to be 'tad of the Stewards, the Se apiary, and at the Bar of the Tavern. sr Dinner on T ble at half put Five. precisely. W. CHAMBMILAINE, Secretary. 29, Aylesbury-street, Cleeceowell. No Collectioe. SUBSCRIPTION THEATRE. THE PUBLIC is respertfolly informed. that the BOOKS for rereivinz SUBSCRIPTIONS for thlg Undertaking will he opetie at the Banking-hnu.es of iliensrs. Ntanh and Co. Barser's-itrcet, and Meer.. Ramshnt sem, Newotn. and t h eanthstreet, on MONDAY text, where nu that day Prospectus maybe seen. B 3 order of the Committee, II O.NRIt FRY,. Solicitor. 14, John-street, Bedford-row, %la elm. 'situation for the Cure of Impediments and Developernent of the latelleenal Facehit% InstrUr4Vl of Cultivation of Orator,v, and Completion of as Accom plished Education, Bedford-plare. Russell-square. t Co h t r it r in of uem aen t il u eme re n ce , !:: i n t v i t s . defe:ts of utterance, Wier from Organic, COrbflutinnar, or other causes; and to trinit them, upon a ssstern of his own exclusive discovery, wav that condor's, with the utmost certain'', to t‘e removal of yarh nillictlons. By a similar system he is also enabled initiate Foreigners In the idiom and pronencintioa the English Language, in a match shorter time Obi h w hitnerto been found requisite. Atieution is also paid to every species of cruditimi and accomplishment. and C.mtlemen from the Universities, &r. desived for the higher walks of Profe.sional and nublic I.ife, may hr ni si*, d :n the attainments of Oratory and u,eful and po pular accomplishments not asnall' attended to in Owed Semi naries. Junior Pupil., with Tos s artliment3, &c. superintended by Mrs. The' wall, and initiated in the rudiments of the Sciences, Amt. tit and Mnfern Lannsagr.., _&e. Nam and Teriu• may t. , had of Messrs. Longman and Co. ; Arch, Cymbal; Tahart, Bond-street and Kent, Holborn. AT 445. PER DO Z: ÜBL IC 4 EAC H, BOTTL E. ES INCLU D LO . P NOTIC ASPANISH MERCHANT (who not being favoured with exieasio • Comietions in England) offers for ,a 1 thrnagh the owdiuus of this Pisper, for ready Mo nrv, a Stock of Xeres (or otherwise Sherry) and Port Wise. thi• roduce of the Estates of Ilia own Va ss inyoresidenss lien% p de la lonnstera a 1 Douro at the above Price, to which be too:, earmstly and confidently smile the attention of th.• Belt, 't Public, ia.ing the power of referring eient to -c -vend Noblemen. no l numerous Penosu of respectability, wii•• i s purchased nint highly approved of the Wines .6 some Madeira, at stir. - • A tplieatiota to be made to Mr. Sunset Curaett, No. 13, Arms StrAnd. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. inFert.:r of this, a Professional Man, who 444. far the last ten years, :Mended many Perseus 'a-' boo. ing 6.! allow Disease. riattby hi. exteasive Prue- tkr has born tgi rtaaate as to distaste a M E!) t CIN F. that is in MI %LIABLE , •URE f.* CONSUNIVIIONS, by which 1101 ...ms he b:s cared *Any `an given over by emu sent Physicians an 4 whs. is the Isststage of a Comasiptiats. avec& ' with i CinsAh and spitiiag of Brand, &c. 111.idcr du.* circumstances, and at the regaest of Ma Friends, and she mow% Peraims 11.• has cared, he therefore now publicly toifers it it) these wit.) are labotri.ig ander the above.—betters (prat mild) addrened for A. B. tio. 7, John street, North, New-road, Mary bone, Landau, will base immediate atteatios. FASHIONABLE CLOETHES, TERMS. MOST AbVAN STAUOUS 113130N5, Woollen-draper, Man's M ercer, soil Tailor ? No. IF3, Fleet-street (three dimes from Fetter-lane), having es hand • large quantity of .CLOT If S. purchased 141:FORE the very great ADVANCE, is enahlt ,1 to supply Geodesic° with Clothes, "it Mr prices below (for lowly money), sowing them the Wanly of Cloth, the Fa shion and Wnrkstanship, commit he exceeded, if which they way be satisfied, by iispe . iiioa, a great variety of Woollen Coins, and every article in the above Blanch being always Lev. Ver 11 't Sur/fine Cloth Coats, aside to measure JC9 10 0 Super duo - - 2 10 0 - linort Second ditto - . I Ili 0 Cr,. a Coots of description, no proportionate tenses. Very ir...t tkapet:itie K - 14 0 e rseyiwere Breeches - 1 1 0 Doshle-tniiled ditto - - 1 Best douhie twilled Cord ditto - - oid 0 It is plrticularty requested Geodemen will °hitt ve the Nuinlier, 1141. mATaimom Y. IT is much to be regretted , b ut indis p utabl y AL tartar - , that moony ptomain of both vexes are deterred from catering Mtn toe married state, by infirmities, which 41, li •nc", I.,rbirli Carla to disclose ; and there are not a few, 109. being already married, are rendered miserable, for• want 01 those ter.der pledges of mutual love, without which, happiness iii this state is, at least, very preconinte. It bus been ascertained beyond doubt, that these eircsonstaaces are or •;.sioried by a general or partial relaxation or weakness in eit .ier sex ; and 014 equally certain, that the genuine AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEKL are the hest, if not the only remedy for this species of riehi lily. When taken into the stomach, they Immediately dif fuse themselves, like a 'ar r, through every poreiprodocing efects, at osier delightf ul, ealotary, and perotanent. When the .park of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid, and tne fatuities paraled, there Lose:yes arc fouud 10 give i S: tone so the nerves, exhilarate she animal 'Orbs. ins the body, and re- animate the whole mail. Wheat avt to eitercise, lose air depravity of uppetifr. and pallid c nact, indicate appronehtog cansumption, the deli al, : a l male will he preserved, of restored to health and y.' hy the benign influence of this medicine. Whets the sic ti. liana of imaginatiim, or the force of bad etarople, have tempted un.zuarded youth. into the &moms labyrinths of secret sensualits, debilitated his hod), or impaired his on derstanali4, these Lostirs will protect him from linger lug disease, the infirmities of premature old c. mid a wretched dissolution. When ay - luxurious b copious binslionds Paphiaii excevers, nod midnight rev the sobs and daughters of dimiration have brought on themselves debility, relaxatkm, imbecil:iti, and a Long train of nervous complas, these Lozenge will rr3tore health Qat vlit..ar to the debilitated frame, and s cheerfoltiess mid aftintatioo to the :LOA. TH ed sailed fees ids NRielkards. Wan - the St r • JACKSON'S rRAYELS IN AFRICA. Just published, Dedicated, by Permission, to his Royal Highness the • PRINCE of 'NAL/LS, in one Volume, Quarto, illustrated with thirteen Maps and Plates, price two Gaineas in Boards. rirIRAVKI. 4 4 in M.AROCCO, SOUTH BAR. BAR.Y, and arms., the ATLAS MOUNTAINS, per formed, at different Periods, during a Resit/env of sixteen Years in th JAME S GREY by REY JACKSON, Es q . T.gether with a Fell Arena it of the Animals. Mats. and various caber Natural Pmductions of the Kingdoiii 'if Ma rneeo, and an Accurate Statement, from Official Docoments at the Imperial Croton-house, of Or COMO/6u:6 of MO which is added, an interesting nod more acts rate description than has ever yet been pablished, of the Si tuation, Extent, Inhabitants, and CONtliglICU of the bleat liavoriros of Costs-al Africa, TIMRUCTOO. This Vieth also contabs a full Anions of the Maumee's , ' RcLiGiov: a Dissertation on the Arabic pointing out thediffetetree of Puischsatioe between the and N ester's Arabs gAnd a Geographical Elucidation of many pars of Atrial hitherto almost unknown. SA( by G. awl ;W. N fed, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall aa-Ii BEAUTY AND CLEANLINESS. Me Person can posses either, without good Turn. Goes, and a Swell' Be BATH. - AGENTLEMAN offers the most infallible EXOTIC for the TEETH a*l GUMS. IN peculiar goalies are not simply enamel - to c le ansing the Teeth, tui • - lte of - frond becoming 'ft.._ nom, ap Orating womi — rellieg‘aed emmilany Cure OR IDO.I crueinong /41111dOotbe. Cam-biles, and swelled Face Gums, mad Faculty 1 Cooping the Bank if England gin Mein, That a deaeral.Cosrt will be held at the Bank, on WEDNESDAY neat, the Itt November, from Bevels it the Forenoon till Four in the Afternoon, for the Election of a Director for the remalmler of the year, in the room al BENJAMIN W IN THORP,. Fag. deceased and the Election of a Director will be declared that evening. ROBERT BEST, Sec. N. B. By an Art pawed in the 7th year of the reign of his present Majesty, no person will be entitled to Vote at the said Election, who shall not have been six calendar Months possessed in his own right of the Stock, for which be shall then give his Vote, unless the said Stock shall ave been ac quired, or shall have come by begnest, or by marriage, or by accession to an intestate's estate, or by the custom of the cap of Loudon, or by any ,deed.of settlement, after UM On* of any persoa, who atoll boat bets otitis* for life to 411114 Dividends ufoacitSkok. . THE REAL JAPAN BLACJEING, MADE BY DAY and MARTIN. THIS Invaluable Composition, with half the real labour, produm the nowt boaadlid jet black ever beheld, affords k weullar onstrishinesst to the leather, will not soil the finest !urn, a perfectiy free frosts any unpleasant smell, and will Maim its virtues in any vibrate. Sold wholesale by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, N 0.97, High-Holbons ; retail by F. Day, No. 7, ravistack street, Coventipullea W. Day, 80, Swallovostrects No. 1, Finch-line ; mad by the principal Boot-inaken, Pere &niers and Oilmen, in the Metropolis ; and in every Town tlisant the Unite d Kitsr„dons, in state bottles, price ls. 6d. each. YORK and LEEDS Now C.n►modious, Sale, Cheap, and E. editions POST COACHES will !el nut from the GOLDEN CROSS, Charing Cross, and BELL oA V A t.C, Ludgate-hill, every morning at half-past flire ; lireakfast at the Red Lion, Barnett dine at the Cock, Ea no; Sup at the Gretham lion ; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Doncaster, and arrive at Leeds by Twelve, and York by Oar, at NIIOII. There are only tutor Coachmen employed, sad the , note Guard and Coach go throughout. Every vier. thin hes he'ell, and will continue to he made, to render this the best eudveyanee no the North Road. bride, to York and Leeds, Xi Outside, ail By GEORGE BOULTON and CO. From the Golden Cross, the following Carriages wt oat, be side loamy others too numerous to mention : LIVERPOOL Expeditious Post Conches, only one night oat, every Morning at Sex. HOL I HEAD and North Wales Mail every evening. HOLYHEAD. Shrewsimry and Bermingham New Post Coaces. every Morning at Nine. LUDLOW. Worcester, tend Oxford Mail every evening, and a New rust Coach Tue3day. Thursday and Saturday, at Two MILFORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltettbam Mail every evening. CHELTENHAM and Oxford New and only Day Coach, every Nlurning at Six. BRIM! roN, East Roam, Worthing Hastings Ports mouth, 8 tuthampton, He of Wight. liogiuse, Chieltester, Amadei, Little 'lampoon, Marinte Ramsgate , Dover. Deal, HO*, Folhstuoe, &c. &e. Coac hes dant. HULL I Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, Lin coln, Peterborough, and Norman CIAO, NEW POST COAC r sVirry ing_ only four inside) set oat every sore inceto Lt!t EN CR 0 SS, Charing - erns. he L Mall Coach as ustull eSPIN' F.vening. By M.O. BOULTON and CO. From the Golden-cross the following Carriages set out, beside many others 1.0 nuaterous to Aleutian : York and Leeds New Post Conches every Morning. Livirpoot peditious I'.at Coaches, only Ooe Night out, ' tiver• .‘turtling at Aix. Holyhead and North Wales Mail eery Evening. Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and Hirminginon New Post Coaches every Morning at Nine. lAdlow, Worcester, and Oxford Mail every Evening, ands New Poxt Coach Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at Two. Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Cilou'rster, and Cheltenham' Mail ever" Evening. Cheltenham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every Morning at Sly. Brighton, basthonrn, Worthier, Hnstingsi Portnenuth, Southampton, Isle of Wigiit ; Bognor, Cnichecter, Arundel, Little Hampton, Margate, Ramsgate, Dover, Deal, Ilythe, Folkeshow, ae. &e. Lonel.es daily. WHEN PROFEiSIONAL MEN of Edo- I cation and Responsibility deviate fr cii the general system, bs the selection of a particular b ranch, the sanction *if long continued success is the best criterion of superiority. Pdarteen years have we devoted oar practice to the excise five treatment of two disorders, and th- successful result of warp* giver es additional ardour to oppose, as far as we erealle, the ravages of those complaints which are the must important la the analogue of human infirmities. . After initiation into ever, branch of Practice, we con- SeMplated the sufferines of Siphy!itic and Debilitated Patients.. god (untied a wish to rescue individuals front the ipooratue of ' , orated men, or the ego illy dangerous precipitancy of. gc !moral Practitioners. l• The Disurdt rs, to the cure of which we have devoted our I 'Mullion, comprise every species of #'esicieel Infedion, wile- I tier Oa recent or long duration. Secondly, all kinds u:; De , lt, whether arieiat from the habits of school-boys, or the I es or mature age. Nurawrou• diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste Jo the treatment of a simple Danorrhata and it not unfeequei tly I hit op.ms that the seeds of life me pois oned by the in.liscretioo 1 er•ntl ungnarded hour. ' By a superior method, sat+ complaiMs are easily cared. ; and. eveu where others have failed, we trust tbororre may pre- i sume to offer a radical re-establislisue ' •-- ' Few, howetitt, Ire the cases of Heated distress in this ici r eu Disorder, miaowed with tile eaLtnaito aituntioor of Men, who, from an ladalgessee in a Solitary Vice; lie the prevalent gaieties or a t'ashionahle Life, acquire that late of I)ehi- Illy whirls A Me artavoidable misoguenee 0 siWN pernicious bath% W the anhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but eareblny e t useeols tits misfortune, it may be some cansoinitoo foe Nolo know, that rink/nigh it may - be an object of doubt or h with other practitioners, the removal of these les by the gradu:d progress of renovation, is the at gairesitut of our exp •rleore. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to realm. toady vigour, mach .aisiety wilt be prevented by an end) counteraction of this languid thaw, and in tlicsecaues no great J* 1.. The seereey wiieb Is so essential . ~ir tvidftlig& awl the (middle:stirs which we prew®e to at :tie. fans and greeted, opened _lles old et_..eute at . AS. ES, .OkNOMI:NA-YARI). CANNON-5 . 111.14:T RAAU, !>'F. FO LAST, *here toe has an elegant Aftort• meat of Horses, Chairs, and Saddle Horses, to LEI', or PYRE. t To Centime', who are in the habit of traweliing. he begs particularly to mention, he Iris it (beat (4oice of Hanes, Chaise'. &e. together. or separate. W. R. begs teen), he has been at a great expellee he Gulag up hic Ohaises with every possible tuovenietree Air travellof, that a Gehiraim snetv carry any quantity of Lowe, with out Item either ieconvesel.tamil wien vreiehr, or want of room. lie he also a Select t Wee of excellent Herter, for Harness or Suudle, calculated fur any weights, and in WO condition to I.E r, for ony length of time, and on the Foust re %seeable terse. The greatest rare a-J1 attrntlan paid t. Deotlemen's forms Chimes, It.c. stantliag at Livery, and chatty artitie entrusted to biscare. HORSES BOUGHT and SOLD 14 COOrObsion, and bnirkelsao dotage ors's& Ilarnra. • 114111 CH MAN bile leave to inform hie FRIENDS awl the PUBLIC, that be has taken the BLACK BONO; abt DOLPHIN, to Little St. Martin's street. Waiter Fictds, where , the hag asullioutudusjou .% ill be given eta Chop-boast ; end litewhe *kis iLisJ Liquors oft he best quality. N. B. file battle between Richman* Crawley, which was to have been fought ao Saturday, the 14th lineal. did mot take place, as Cropley paid the , Forfeit of Ten Guinesiii. BRITANNIC NIILITABY WINE CO.dPANY. LORI) NELSON'S WINES. HAVING purchasud a considerable quantity of LORD NELSON'S WINES, I beg leave to fifer Them to the Public is lots of one dozen each. They are chicly what may be celled Liqueur Wines, and particularly deserving the attention of Clubs and others who may be in the habit, from year to year, of celebrating the anniversary of his immortality, and may not consider ii few genies ant object, compared to the-heart-soothing eajoyment of having it in their power to drink to the Meraory of thee lis it , i r ous He of Trafalgar in a cup of Wine from his o*a at Merton. Every lot will contain a bottle of twelve entered Sib of eery old, rare, and curious Wines, ebiefly presents from the King of Naples, and other persons of high emit. As they east me a great deal ni money, I im under the ne cessity of.charging theta eight guineas per dudeu,4ll.—White Cape Mobility in quarts—Red ditto—Moselfe--very old Ro man, or Falern•aii IVine, resembling Bilrgundy—Poutet— Malvasia de Syracuse—Burgundy —Nlarelm. Red Wirie—Ma delra—Malmsey Malaya—iluerilas--ond a small quantity of Criss Diatom, Hermitage, and Cote Roil. I believe that I am the Italy Wine Metchant possessing any of Lord Nehofi's Wiues; tad I have also on sate, chiells on I commission from Foreign Houses of great respectability, near ly An pipgssind ho heart of Port, Claret, Mad ira, Sherry, at. arc. a awl' will br sold at prise east, and 3 coininission 'ehatged on the sale. In short, my plan is in's certain degree formed upon that of the Britannic W loc. Company, winch, independent of ex pected advantages to myself, was chiefly Mended m a con cern, where Naval and Military men, or persons who ha& been in the Naval or Military service of the East Ithlistrove patty, might safely depnsit the fruits of a fortunate cruise, the proddce of the sale df .their ' ' Ofr in the latter else, a thousanst wands hi' Sao of Mat cost 'Which i:yerhad hardly earned, during poshebo y the vertical SYR of the East i IMltillSl.l* atieje la i their capitals as a short notice. ."''' • L n I have, therefole, manned the delV d Zil ie rt ltritaiale Wise Company, not with env view is to eve that I have meted it filo - tabetelliir tk - .ety to thew that I am the person who originally thought It forward. It also gives me an opportunity of stating, that aided b seve ral of my old Military Friends, two of -whine have already advised Ed011i), I have now commenced it as a private coo eves, and every vault-oleo of the before-seatloard descrip yaws, who iikay'be" forlined it - join; will receive from me a tat explanation of tleßlais, the security to be eiten,Ar. and 'also from eight to t wefir e per seat. for bison'''. y, uccording lithe period lay from our In live Tram), that tie May re main a dormaut partnet t with liberty to retire at a day s no tice, only however receiving tier per cent. fur the three first mad also l'ar the three last months. • • . -Encouraged therefore by the alsprobation of every Military Manta whom my plan has been 'outlined, I beg leave, pub , liciy, earnestly, and antii.osly, to solicit the powerful and honourable protection and pairs Liege of the British Army • and Navy iu this undertaking. Independent of feting, of ,eV-interest, arising from the advantages to be enjoyed by those who stay join me, my claim * . 043 that patronage as a pity.. te Wine Merchant, most respect folly preferred, is soon stated. . I was formerly fora ftter years in the army, and am known to many of its most distinguished leaden. I have lost six brothers-in-law in the service, alla. have at this moment a brother, two suns, and sit ',phew*, actually serving by sea or land mu different quarters of the world. I have visited or resided in ahead every Foreign Wine Country, occasionally triode. very. large purchases abroad, particularly in Portugal, and every person purchasing from the Britannic Wine C.spany, may depend up •0 being sup plied with the very best Whoa, in. wood ir in bottle, soli tie lowest terms that a Stir trade will admit of, for read, money • only, except as far as rcgai-ls dealers, who will of course have the twat credits on c ,nibs nu sales, or ro tees taken to 0 .411 heescuted b$ the homes abroad, with which I am or Lt,ty hprelifter be contacted. I have no desire to rah this business improperly (pr ward. Tbetalva.eageti which, in due season, it o ill most certainly r gerei t. .4 1,,i i rr:r i t Y it h" must 1 1 ) s e le s a nt ag e me ieu r tl it v or n i‘ b •us vi l ti al to heir _ Lion, to time, stud to its own emits, I leave it.' • It may be proper to nventinn, that the idea of a Military Wino Company, worsted Itself to me many year. ego, or, deg iire gioatiog in a certain ree treat cirennistanctia which had te nured to myself, and a roe retietlior, upon the v 4 fete ways, in whichgeatternen thing frets theserviee, c em ploy their small capitals wititaarety and ndvantlyge, s as to assist in providing for their faiblies, or increasing the mow• forts of their declining Sean. . . . . The proof sheet of the original Prospectds of the Com pany, as a public our, ens a'so printed by ray freed, Mown. No:table, Hunter, and Co. of Ediobergh, some yeirsoloce. Circurastiumes, however, pressed my coming forward with it till October, 1807, when I (nasal myself enveloped by retch a crowd of ba nks, companies, ike. that, pro tempore, I was happy to retire (rain lbe field. The ephemeral swim Is at an end; and I am now at my prat, determined to persevere in the plan as a private con cern, in which there is neither a vestige of monopoly, gam bling, r illegality to be found. # - - beneficinlly einpiop be able to rend-r tie Briiitunie Military Wine Counpan, as I lid in a former ntiverti.essirse, a standard, like the %lint of I I 3 '44141.1444 4 . 444- ' . . ' _ - " • ''',cs.:, NA% ' ...34 i . • , fat '54 ; II: I*: 2. - ailli. rat . - ... . . • • - •• lile r enel . r :4 . •,.'"'"IL ' ,"- • - .7' N • li t t - • . ; 114;g: .•• *' . 4 .. / A . . . , L : •• r - , : 1 CP . 1! , ... 9, • &-• ....•• - - I : 7- • • -,'-- ~. . -...• '"" l '' ':• 2:: =- • ? 4,) .ice..r.,7 -11(r _ . . . . , it.„,.. -,: : i ...ii • • • llinos v I• 4 . - , 4 .., . V ,ss•-•r • 4 7 ; ° i ll 144 1 11•V''. .1 . c . 4 11 '7...-..L.t . • ot . lte , „.. 4 ' 1.., '1 1 - . ...n e -.— ~. I i . , . . , . . . . S.4TUR 1 / 4 l r9 ' OCTOBER 28. 1809 4E 4 4 9 4. .. i : PRICY? 8 ! 9. . . - z..... ... . • t- Music. DANK OF ENGLAND, M. R.013 , 40N, .nn of .104EPli !UM. • D • WEBBR'S GLEES. • °c"kr 28 ' 190 9. geld), beg i Tu l t in ( f li or o m rse bis nea Er ler imids . IL And ltile tbe ßrl Pabl ". l7.• W il ert zerw i3m !al th : PROPOSALS fur PRINTING by SUBSCRIPTION, • ri E Court of Directors of the Goveroor tad , he has inward those healthy aid numeuee it sTio. Es, A SELECTION of WEBBE's GLEES, Compertyof the -Bank a/England give Nefiee, That a ins Pil . Tl4l G . :N w A s -Y L A A. l s t i. D . . * C here fiNN tee o has N-W w elt e E le i.. pi T na ll A n . AD ri: • ir , Ls. from his Niue Rooks, published at different perirrls • , - • . `" (many af the Plates of which, In the course of time, have Geueral.Cosrt will be held at the Bank,oo WEDVESDAY di of gorses, Chaise), and Saddle Horses, to Lail', or I- been lost or destroyed), to be completed in three volumes, next, the Ist November, from Bevels its the Forenoon till map , each hl townie about WO Piltr's Deafly printed, price IL 51 . Four in the Afternoon, for the Election of a Director for the , To Gentlemen who are in the habit of traveLing, be begs ' • e' each, to Subscribers, If. 16. re mainder of tbe year, intbe morn at BENJAMIN WIN- particularly t* mention, he barsn Great Cpoire of Horses, In each volume will be inserted various Glees nod Canto- ems, not comnioed in the-above aloe Books, many of whieb THORP,. Esq. deceased : and the Medias of a Director Chair. &c. together .or separate, f• have never been printed. will be declared that evening. . %V. R. begs too,. he has been at a great expellee in Gulag r The first Volume to be ready as soon as the Subscribers ROBERT BEST, Sec. up his (Anises with every possible convenience IN K teavellult, . . , shall *maw to one hundred mid atty. , ' ' • .... Sobscriptions received (for the Author), at Birchall's Mo- N. B. By an Art p assed in the lab year of the reign of his 0 11 a 13 t ta tte 6 0 :" . l e ta• thee nu ti V tei r m a v r a r a y t. 111 :47 1 . 1 , Itit Y clf, UNIX . ASe, with: with WrIVII, Or warn of . , r sir Warehouse, No. 131 New flood-street ; Clementi and Co. present Majesty, no person will be entitled to Vote at the room. Ile hoe also a Select I Wee of excellent Honors for .. s . • 95, Cheapside ; and Preston, 97, Strand. said Election, who shall not have been six calendar Months Harness or Sandie, calculated fur any weights, and in 11*d • t i sr ... . . - . . ..• ._ ._ ..,_•• condition. to LE r. for nor leorth of time, mid on the most A ..; • • ' f 1 1 1, ; t 1 1 : ii* 1. . $.. • i+ 44 i • . • i , .be J 1 -', ,I • , I 1 l . 1 I '. • 1 • ' I 2 '3 1 ,II r I li i ot i I f 1 0 1 11 11!) . I:31 nret e eit t ed diff4o ll :l(l 7 : l7; W Weo.;\ basigittnpioes neatness,: TM% -...•—.-- *II t,►r highest slide of Prreer raCts of 1 pruid nate, nod ilea . Cate, an . ;rem lihatiotth Paphiast excevee nod midnight re• the Sabi aliW"lel7l Pr"rve 11 1r n fi i ll divot 0 it will raid„ cauri"e '?"or illegality to be found. and daughters of dissipation have brought on nueke ► boo, to the latest p eri od , 0 1 '1 difficulty will occur. per , ereraare i n dosny re uisite to revive the slumber- assistants, cither engaged in *We, nod am perfectly co debility, relattatkie, and u long train of arn•sur them heminfisßY o hue , without HaPatruse the 'nits ) " rune" But when thisdedeleoc► dedeleocy ha- for years existed, a proper I hair considerable stock of excellent Whip., h ave a bl e iomplaitits. these Lozenges restore health :Jut o n to lee as may . he hose, keep th,•se that are alreaoy deca*edt • the debilit.sted frame, and chcerfahta ■ and aatination to the trout becoming, worse, add sweeten the aerial- ,__ l4lol, tag sparks of life, and tore-animate the Coostitoti.m. drat , that In doe sensoit, when backed by MK h a capital, as dojo' epee applirztion t 4 wilt relieves and eeent". ll Y cure "sr tout Tlie werecv which is so ~Mild to one midertakiag, end I well know may be most henefkially einpinled, I shall be n •at i ng Tonth-ache, Cum - bill, and swelled Facet the im br icat io n *t w o we presume to st:tte form the basis %hie to rend-r the Britannic Military Wine Col a s ,i 1 1 THE A ROM RTIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are pre-of our oretenolons and in cnieride•tsce with such, lid in a former rolverti.essent 'a Standard like the Mint of and s old the Investor, Dr. Settee, at his hoese,No. e mn i t er di u ce l ite the Scurry the Gions, aid reuder them and the that Mews- e LElOn e ae le d i • l "' g which ' 9 s ' . , Lips of healthf u l re , i. The faculty use antrecoramend it, i on ‘ ts CO. may be cm. England, by adulteration may be uniformly detects/I. neattrunotou-row, Bl•Mrtr•~bar). where he may be • con- and it is so innocent in its uuture that an infant may swat- su i ted Prop it. a Gentleman of Forianet and so emnieced Bar• owes, Pia• Arunde rte , , near euiple hag, except the latter case by special agreement, as to time, ! Aerwinall*, or by letter, Milo a Bank Nigl . Nosom to be &drat/ell lets than 5001 or '2OOOl ied every day perionally, , s► by letter, iaciming the mood _ it. t t s tran d T ' . in ' 51101. tif e .ster. tee; also, h. Appointilieto, sold at !le. 4, Ludt;. Mr. There is as additional eutralice in Water-strt4t adyo• ining tic e ;, ; he no t e al i a ll enru any in m or e iti ) ie be rest, du e ri ed ue us w ki h r lc t h iaree ptri u od wi.f lt ili w u rll 'snit:herds, druggtst. ate. 19'3, Strand t Glees s, Win• Oxford- • r te of 1 . 4 clarity , that he would subject himself to forfeit a thou- be:mtg :it ed with owe of the most respectable Inne* in Landno. ' . street. sear IV:in-meet ; Allen. i 6. °And-street, opposite sisteltras; if the nervous using ►t as be directs ever ha►e the and the i n b , d • , Dune as It duos. the Pantheons Chrisp, corner of %piing Garden ; Yam% 218: h e , or a Tridth decals , A Diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons in Lim String, nett the Lreenta ; G:•Mrur , 42, l ; doe, as Testimonials from the Most eminent Physicist's :tad qat•riet,Plieelitiber3odbe:lndletidterelloir).ipaenr3sotitirlly";":indhelgnilt.oe: to !em ail t ea il l y - • • tt•haininineni..l.en;aeArernehheridtgen Lan. 112, DEIT . mat had .; at ... Thom s. 45 T , he Oz C fe E- rd Y -s i l ' reel °l4 t 'Mi 5 a nd revs of education and assiduous Attention to the p led ee myself to the British Alloy and Nary. and to the 'fiacklers, Dtmholsegnse Within;., !T i t I ,l l l_, Pt • medics of every breach of tee Professioa, are open to the Public at large, to de.ll a all men uptr.: one andeviatiog Ca. Price 'ls. per Has, Doty in bided. • Mtge*, of every empire?, ■ad constitute a fair ground for principle of rectitude. tit AN CIS ARM ST A Ro2ii G. At the above places mar also be had, Dr. Senate's Treatise No v . 1 8 , Tent if p a le- T : o %w: ;•,litiemaidtela:ase=4ll-rnons at ate. 9d• widow, *Matt ess 00 tinkle we have hitti.Tto beesi honoured. itith IBJ9. I Salisbury-street. trand, sal est Inmate Complaints. Price t. bd.; it look which should 10 , 4 16 iropart , or isok , st sae — •• . • - E. LEIGH a•td CO. SuituioP I. Tamreami V CELLARS, 11, Sisaverle-street, Ileetostet. the fetid by every SW woman. .47' is •• • , • j • • • •• • • • • t• • TO THOSE CONCERNED IN CANALS. • This day was published, Tim sih Edition, eorrreted, 10e. 6d. boards. GENKRAL HISTORY OF INLAND rm. NAVIGATION, FOREIGN and 041SIESTIC,coir Whin% a Complete Lemont of the CANALS already IiXF.- CUTED hi. ENAL4/ 1 11) WITH CON SIJ3II.II4LTIQXS ON THOSE PROJEGien. 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