The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-25 00:00:00

2 .. ,ley antl y sof of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council, and took their respective places at the 'Huard ac cordingly. Ilia Mnjccty having h u m viewed t o app o i n t Henry Peßaw, Duke of Neatest! , , to be Lord LieOtenant of the County of Nottingham, his Grace this day took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the Oaths of Mimi. mice and Supremacy. —.... _ . s o: ...do., FROM TIIE LONDO 74 04 .....1777, DEC. 23; At the Court at the • 'a Palacevtle 2011 t of r.; - December , 1809, Pr ot , thu-Kinglieust Ex. .... i -celleitt Majesty in Cowl,. This day the Right Uottourable John Lord Sheffield, and the Right Honourable Ihstry Wet- lesleywere, by bis Majesty's command, sworn of Queen's palace, Dec. 04 i ~ This day Mpg* Abdul flassan,. Envoy Extra. erdivary from his Majesty the King of Persia, had hip first priests audience of his Majesty to deliver bib Letters a Credence. To which he %as introtleeed by the Marquis Wellesley, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State fer koreign Affairs, and conducted by Ro. WO (Nester, Esq. Assistant Master of the Ccre amiss. The Persian Envoy Extraordinary was accost. pooled to his audience of his Majesty, by Sir Gore Oaseley, Bart. whoa) his 11irjesty has been pleased to appoint to hold the sifesalio of Mehormider tu the Envoy, during his residence at this Court. Whitehall, Dec. 19. The Lord Chancellor has appointed John lien. ;haw Cumberbach, of Eccleshall, in the County of Stafford, Gent. to be a Masts Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Thc Lord Chauccllor has also appointed Samuel Payne, of the town of Nottingham, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the Hight Court of Chancery. Whitehall, Dec. 23. The Lord Chancellor has appointed James Fer guson, of Ripon, in the couuty of York, Gent. to he a Master Extraordinary in the Iligh Court of Chaueery. Whitehall, Dec. 23. The Lord Chancellor has appointer! John Palmer Cullum, of Bury Saint Edmunds, in the county of Suffolk, Gent. to he a Alaster Extraordinary in the Might Court of Chancery. War-Ojficc, Dec. 21. 'pre Right Honourablo Lord Viscount Palmer. ston, his Majesty's Secretary at War, has ap pOititedSlim Merry, Esq. to be his Deputy, iu the room of Francis Moore, Esq. MILITARY PRONIQTIONS. Il'or-Office, Dec. 21, 1909. id Rimini...l of Dragoon Guards, Lieutesmot E. ft, Storey to be Captain of a Troop, vice Betties, flecensed.' 6th Regiment of Drnooons, Liemtereint Thomas Chapman to be Captain of a Troop, vice Croft, deceased. (uraet Fulton to be Lientroont, vice Chapman. 15th Hirgimest of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant John Carr, froth the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, withcut purchase, vice Abbs, who resigns. 17th Ditto, Lieutenant William Brown to be Caplan' of a Troop, vice "m g t., decemied. 90th I)itto Corn a Beauchamp Hervey to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice O'Toole. who retires. Coldstream Rogitnent of Foot (Mord% John Nlills,GenL to be Ensign, without purchase. Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign James Moloney, from the Limerick County Militia, to he Ensign, vice Ackland, whose appointment has not taken place. td Ditto, 'amigo William Goodall to be Lieutenant, by • perchase. 7th I)itto, Ensign Williams Gordon, front the Royal, to be' Lieuteratnt, by purchase, vice Day, Mho retires. 10th Ditto, Ensign F. maker to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Faithertill, promoted. 19th Ditto, Ensign 'Richard Gordon, frrou the 59th Foot, to ho Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cleavelaod, promoted in the Lid Coot. 15th Ditto. Brevet Major John Hort, from the 9Gth Foot, , to he Captain of a Company, vice Diode, who ex ellmogrs. lust Ditto, Captain the Honourable Thomas Stewart, from the Cape Regiment, to br Captain of t Compato, vv ithout purchase, vier 113%1.4 %w, promoted. Stth Ditto, Lieutenant Culotte( C. :i.•.)inuteli, (ruin the S9d Foot, to be Lieutenant Colouel, vice Bradford, who ex rhangcs, • 26th Dino, Captain Henry Reynolds Blade, from the 13th I Foot, to be Captain of a Campo) , vice 11..tt, oho ex changes. psth Dino, Valerius Skipton, Esq. to be l'appaster of the I.t II:million, vice Wiltshire, deceased. Wit Ditto, Ensign Joseph Ill'Uototugh to be Lieutenant, vice Bald wyn. deceased. Ensign C. Langton to be Lieu tenant, vice Privatt, deceased. Vat Ditto, llopital .lute Thomas Moor,- In he Assistant- Surge,,,,, vice Korb, promoted in the loath Fool. 461 b Ditto, John Ilettry French, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purcase, vice Larie, promoted. yth IHtio, William Alt:limier Duntford, Gent. tit br Eu sign, by purchase, vice Cone, who retires. Daniel Clam, bent, tube Ensign._ oithout purchase, vice Fairfax, pro- ranted in the lith Foot. 51ith Ditto, Captain John HaJdeld, from the *h Gannet' I Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sandy., who t 24:11atign. To be Lieutenants without Purchase. !Ensign Strangeways, vice Linvd, Who resigns. Ensign Jame Reid. v ice W rine, deceased. Etaigit W. J. Ridge, vice Ormsby, deceased. Ensign John I)rumutorwl, vice L'Rstrange, deceased.. idittl - Ditto, Ensign Alextostler Macpherson to be Littleton!, without purchase, vice Skelton, %rho retires. 614 Ditto, Hospital Mat.: Samuel Bard to be Assistant Surgeon. 6'bl Ditto. John Fi-li Holden, Gem. to be Easign, by pur chase, vice J. F. Sweeney. promoted. rob Pitto, Captain William Armstrong, from Half-pay the Li i to be Captaiu of a Company, eh. s ) teeg, M bit excaanges, re.", -- ..•0e. th e dilitrencr• • 66th Ditto, [Arnica:sat Augustus Bulstroiie, loot ' to ov Captain of a Company, vi alma purdelpe, vice Lamb, who retires. 774 Ditto, Ensign Charles M. Maclean to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thompson, superseded. Matthew !lobes, Gent. to be I.usio"n, vice Maclean. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Ab raham Atkinsoit, front the South Demo Militia, to be Ensign. Ilath Ditto, Major Joint White to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Wallace, deceased. Brevet Major John Edwards tit be Major, vice White. St'd Ditto, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Bradford, from the 3411"..Fe0t, to be Lieutetawt Colour!, vice Nt•Dooriell, who c schemes. Sfels Ur 10, Llestammt Frederick Campbell, from the 94th' Foot. to be Captain of a Compait), vice l'ausphell, de ceased. Gest. ' be F.imign, by purchase , from the Waterford Mi /alter broker Poole, from orison, tram Half stay or the %kr bell, who cult:owe-. Duasol, from the Argyle Andress, from the lialth 'party, vice Johnson o hit es \at th, from the least itermuc ~Cf l; ~' l(Mill Ditto, 'Captain Robert Johtition, from the 95th F,'ut is be Captain of a Compssny, •ice Andrews, who es. eilailffeS• ;Ito Web( India Reginsent, Daniel Setton, (lent. to he En• dm ',Minn purchase, vice Scutt, prolonged in the 511‘ .1 It est India Regiment. sth Ditto, Ensign George Send, from the 4th West India Re giment, In he Lieutenant. without parghase. 40 Gantt ran Battalion, Captain Jam" Slowly', finite the 56th Foot, to be l'aptaia of a C pang, vice, Hadfield, who exchangos. Royal Kettftiondland reneiTiles, Brevet Major Richard Ilesithentrou he Major, vice Sutherland. cashiered. Lieu ; rennin Ft. P. !skinnier to. be Captain of a Companv, sire lienthente. Ensiga Patrick Walsh to he Lieutenant, vice Skinner. John Radentitirst, Gent. to be Etnign, vice 11 ahh. BREVET. ealowel David Hunter, on Half pay of the Angus Fetscibtes, to be Slajor-Geueral in the Army. STA FF. Calomel Rufane Shaw 1/onkin, from the permanent Staff of the Quarter Sin-ter Generars Depnrtineet, to he Quarter Manterl;eneral to the Troops serving in the Slediterruoran, vice Lieutenant Colonel Banbury, who resigns. nospiTAL S FA FE. Acting Deputy Purveyor Henry Recoil to he Deputy Par sevor loth, Fnrees. Actieg Deputy Purveyor John Winter to be ditto. To be /lapilli Slates for General Service. Richard NI nrris, !Michael Sweeney. Edward Graham, Henry Douglas, and James !hinter, Gents. The King's German Legion. ' Ili light Battalion--Ensign G. T. Keeaer in he I.lm/tenant, L vice Boden, deceased. James Grant, Gent. to be Ensign. vire /robin:on, whose appointment has Hal taken plate; Adolphus tie Witzendortt, Gent. lobe ditto, vice Kessler. Id Battalion of the I ins—Major Charles de lielville to ha Lieutenant Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Branns, de towed. Captain Paul Chitien, from the sth Battalion il the Line, in be Major, w ilk ireopeirnr% 'nosh. vice Be lville. nth Ditto, Emign Edward Sander to hi lieutenant, vice 01- I denberg, deceased; Cadet Frederick de Jeinsen to be ED sign. vice Sander. . 31h Ditto, Lieutenant Christian de Wurrab to be Captain, with temporrors rank, lice Clsiiden, promoted in the `2d Battalion of the Line. lieutenant Lewis bidden to be Captain, with temporary rook, vice Hanwlberg, deceas ed. [ s killets:tut Lewis de Weyke to he Lieutenant, with temporary rank. Ensign Frederick Moeller to he Linde- wit. vice Ladders. Cadet %terjrain from the lit Light Risttaliost, to he Ensign, vice Moeller; Lieutenant Frederick Heineman to let Adjutant, vice Wurmb, promoted. Chatham and Sheerness Vulonteer Infantry—Willinm God dard, Gent. tube lieutenant in the Sheerness Company, •ice llodgskie, resigned. NI ENIORANI/UNI. The undermentioned Appointments, as stated in the Gazelles of the 15th of April, and Bth July last, have nut taken place, viz. 3d Foot, Lieutenant Frederick Courtenay, from the North Devlin Slilitia, to be Ensign. ;fith Ditto, David l'empbelf, Goat. lobe Ensign. I I.n nA I • in the Gazeues of HA April and loth December , Rid Forth,- Inc Lieutenant Renwick, from the 7111 Foot, to he Captain, rice thelbritake, VI Ii• resigns, read Lieutenant Iteein kit, ; from the i'ld- Foot, vice HolbrooLe, whose app . tmeut did twit take place. • . ; For Ensign Henry Richardson to be lieutenant, vice Hai lbreathy, promoted, rend Ensign Henry Richardson, to be Lieutenant, vice Holbrooke t who resigns. ! 1 In the Gazette of the 9th instant. _ For Ofllcer4 to be Adjutants of Recruiting Itistrict., with the rank of Lieutenant, uhilst so employed, rend Officers to hr .Idjatanes of Recruiting Districts, with tho rank of Lieutenant in the Army. Commissions in the folios% ing . Regiments of Local Militia signed hs htr NlAjests. Peter Redinnati Jennings, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Ply• mouttl Durk Regiturat, in the County of Devon, vice La hid', resigned. J)ated Der. 11, lera. 11 ichael Gent. Su be ditto in the Ist Durham Regi ment. Dated hovel, 1509. William Hopkins, to be Supernumerary ditto. Dated WO aim% r. Conisnix.ion , in the 11.()%nl Siluth Giourelter Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Major J. IL Miley to be Lieutenant Colonel. Dated Octe her 2/, CaptArla Janie!, Walwyn to be Major. Dated as above. John Probyn. Esq. to Dated ter *Mire. Colarnixions signed by the Lord Lieotespoil of the Coonty of Derby. licentiate Reginent of Loral Militia—Quarter-Master Jo seph tiriittou t t have the &ink of Lieu:mutt. limed De retnbei :, 1809. John Rad:title, tient. to be Surgeon, rice Cartledge, re signed. Doted as abuve. BANKRUPTCY KNIARORD. R. Cannon, Klopland-rood, bulkier, Was Jan. 6 to San. U., at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS._ _ 5. Mucklow. Whiteman-street, beleber, to sorreniler Jan. 2,3, Feb. 3. at Guildhall, Atturaey, Mr. ‘'enner, M 1 arrea street, Fit trov-square. 'f. ParLer a's:lJ. Judge, Stakes Church, (ix6ird-bire. tim her-dralen, I)er. SO, JIM. li, Feb. 3, ut handball, tondon. A tinny% , Mr. Carton, 11 albrook. It. Little anti W. Craxattoa, Aniford, Kent, linen-draper, Dee. 30, .tau 6, Feb. 3, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. N Throginortou-nrret. It. G. Dyson, ()Id Fountain, Rotemary-lane, victualler, Der. At, Jan. 6, Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Attniee)•, Mr. Whit ton, (treat Jantes-street, Bedfiirit-row. .1. J :rawer and J. Tanner, !hie% . ( Ilitueetter-hi re, black smiths, JAL 11. Y. Feh.3, at the Kirig'. km), Stroud. Attor• IfleV. Mr. Cormable, Syrnond's lon, Landon. J. Laisil'"Y9 Neweaslic-uputt-T%ile. cbeesesnonger. Jan. 2, 16, Feb. 3, at tlett ShalopearrTai ern, Newea)tle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, hleiars. Bell and Brudrlek, Boa-lane, Chenpside, London. _ _ _ S. Colitis, Cackfield, Sawa, schoolmaster, Dec. 90, Jan. 17. Feb. 3, at (ioltalian, Landow. Attorne), Mr.Halk ler. Newnan-street, t)sf )rd-road. T. Vernon, Towcester, 'itothataptonshire, grocer. Dec 97. 2111, Feb. 3, at Ole Mate horse liwt, Towcester. Atturaies, Me-ors. Foulke. and Contain. Gray's-Inn. Loudon. W. Jawsey, jam. Northallerton, Yorkshire, grocer, Jan. 16, 16. Feb. 1. at the Town House, Stocktots Durham. At torney, Mr. Fie tory, C hancer) -lane, Lad en. R. Waters, Finch-lane, broker, Dee. 96, Jan. 13, Feb. 3, as Atrarosy, Mr. Hitching's, Ely-place. C. ilenur-t, j ua. Colchester-street, Crutched-friars, drysal spy, Dm. 30, Jaw. 6. Feb. 3, at Guildhall. A aorta's, Mears. Dixon, Allen, and Hest, Pateraoster-row. E. R. Criehle), Frog-lane, Islington, bat-manufacturer, Dec. 93, Jan. 1, Feb. hi, at Guildhall. Attot.te), Mr. Toone, Clifford's- Inn. U. Dallis, Walworth, rap-maker, Dec. 30, Jan. 10, Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Isaacs, Bury-,treet, tit.Sla -5.- A se. 1/11'11./E1.411)41. Jan. 90. S. Southalland Binning tic inn. —J nn. 11. T. 14 igatingale,l/es ortAtire, ool len-draper.—Jeas. 15. A. Itirhardi, litford-street, linen draper.—l)ec. IS. G. A. fildille.teirplwr, W Aitcebatiel, ha. berdasher.—Jaa. V/. L. Lewis and F. Itudd, Men mile-ups.- "15ne, utilliaers.—Jan. 16. T. liailey, Birmingham, virtual lee.—Jeth c. Willi Birmingham, atatlaner.—Jan. 18. G. Kuight, ! , 644111e1.—J1U1. IJ. 11. Taaloini ra ses-weed, Strand, navy-scent.—Jan. 11. rt:!!":. s.4!•isat bettr-yord, Back-hill, cohnbet-ranker.---Jan. 13. T. Harris and J. Prier, Bristol, nierehant4 —March IS, I'. Chippen dall, SI. Martio's-laue, upitiolbutter.—Jan. ?Lk T. Middleton, Maides.latie, Battle-bridge, blue-ntaaufaelarer. Average Prices of Corn, by the quarter of eight Winches ter essisets. and of Oatmeal per Mill of 1 tOlba. A soirdspois frets the returns received in the week endimg Ilia December, 11109:—Wheat 1119 x. 9d.—Rye 595. 7d.—Rariev Oats 31s. Ud.—Beans yds. Bd.—Prase tiOs. !dd.—Oatmeal Ms. Id. The Average Prier of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Iteterns made in the Week, eliding 'lse day of December. 111119, is 50s. lid per ewt.ettlusive of th 4 duties of customs paid or payable tberetia ma the impietatiou thereof into Great liritaio. East Grinstead Fair on Monday (which is the last and one of the largest Sussex fairs in the year) was ►exceedingly well supplied with Ydelt and Scots runts, with country beasts, horses, and hugs. Th., beasts gutturally met a brisk sale at good prices; but the horses, excepting very fine eines, were little iu demand. Stith Ditto. F. 6. Grojan, Gent. to vire (:loser, promoted. nth Ditto, Liiign John !locket. litia, to he Ltion. Ensign Wm ditto. to he ditto. o.k IJ.tto. Lieutenant JAM Ilewv 104th root. to b. %1 0441 t Ditto. Lieutenant William 1. Utlitia, to be Ensign. !San Ditto, Captain A:eitander Emit. It. be Captain of a t. nnpat Lieviesiu4 Juni" Witt Ka Maio. tulle Sei.und Litutee VA 1 kt r +in. , .1. Aubm. o .lt • ORIGINAL COACH orrtcr, SWAN WI7VI TWO NECKS INN, LAD-LANE, I.OSIION. The following Royal Mail ('teaches, and miter Oarriages, se out frown the above hut, vi". BRISTOL Royal Alai! Coach, on a new and improved Ilan, carries Tao Outside Pasiengeri, is Srrings, through 11arlhoronzb , Chi p penhan, and Bath, rt et • Evening, at Half-past Seven uTlecl, Sund ay', Quarter be forr Six. n►rai Rdval Mall ['gulch. an a new and improved .Plas earrie. Two Outside Pam-tigers, on Springs, through Marl borough nod Devises, every Evening at Half-past Sewell k, Sundays, Quarter before Six. l'LVllOllTir 'loyal Mail Coach, nn a rew and improved Plan, carries Tan Outside Passeogre, on Springs, thr.mgh Bath, Taunton, Wellington, and Exeter, every Evening at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sendays, Quarter before Six. I.:levels Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Pine, carries Two Out-ide Passenger". on Sprill4., through Bridgewater and %ellingtno, every livening at Half-past Seven n'Clock, Sundry., Quarter before Six. ExcTER noyal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Tao ()inside Passengers, on Springs, through Sal6bury, Durcliest•A flridport, and llonituu, every Eveaiug at Half-past Seven ()Thick, Sundays, Quarter before Six. FALNMOTII Roytii !Mail Coach, on a mew - and improved Plait, earrie4 Twit Out-ide Pa-setigres, on Springs, through Oakh.ampton, Launceston, and Truro, rvery Evening at Half pa)t SeVeli ()Thick, Swida's, Quarter before Six. Lirrarnot. Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Platt, carries 'lan thst%ide Passengers, on Springs, though Coventry, Litchfield, Nearside Auld Warrington, CVen livening at Half-past Seven oTitick, Sundays, Quarter bi= fore Sig. MARC R E*l ER Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, curie-. Two Unt-ide Passenger., nu bprings, through Northampton, Leice.ter, Loughborough, I)erbs, %Alsbourn, Leek, and Macclevtield, every Evening at !lilt-past Seven unday-, Quarter before Sit. Ma istat ra Itnyal Mail Cmteh, on a new and improved Plan, through I)motable, Stoney Stratford, I)aventry, Ottu church. and Coventry, every Afternoon at rise o'Clock. iso.r. Royal Mail Conch, on a new• and improve) Plan, earrics Tw•o Outside Pmanogers, on Springs, throng:, 3laurhester, Chorley, Preston, liarstang, Lanca►ter, Marlon, Kendal. Shap, mad Penrith, every Lvenis% at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sutwlayo, Quarter before Sic. Noft w mit (by Newmarket) Royal Moil f'nach, op a new and improve(' Plan, carries 7' no Out,ide Ponenitent, nn Sprit r, through Newmarket, nary, and Thetford, ever '. hvneu►g at Half-pad Seven &Clock, Stsoda)-, Quarter be fore Sir. Nottwien (h Ipswichl Royal Mail Coach, on a new and lenproved Plan, to carry Two Out>id«. an springs, through Uhelnefonl, Colchester, Ipswich, :Ulti tichnie I►n, every Renting ut Ilalf-past Seveu &Cluck, Sunda% s, Quarter before La Eras 11ereary ranch, through Basing4toku., Salisbury, Blandfford, Ibtrchester, Bridport, and Ilinition, every Alum log at Four o'Clork. LI r t n rot) t. Machine Poach, Through Coventry, Ili remota haw, Litchfield, Nen castle, Coneleion, hnuistorfl, am' I%fiv rinigton, ever~ Afternoon At Six o'Clock. al vit. It got: It elegant l'ost Coach, called A `v; C 1., to arr . ) Four Insides only, trniels equally ns fist an the Alai', 'thrstogh •Norlhntnpton, Ilarbotrough, Leter.fer, Isoughhorough, •Derliv, A4libinirn, Leek, mid NlnceiiNficld, ewer y Arlerumws tll a Oiaarter before Three. oil lot M tNCIIitiSTER ('urnivullis Coach, through Nortliantplon, Vinthoroarh, Lelee.ter, Loughborqugh. I)rrhv, Asisbourit, and ill1114)11, nt Twelve o'clock, al UOOll day. Guitt.isbh Piist roach, culled the DEFIANCE, through Manchester, Charles, Pre,ton, Gar tang, Laucioter, Burtdh, Kendal, Shap, and Penrith, every Afternoon, ut a Quarter before Three o'Clock. NORW Icis Machine Coach, through Chehmford, Sudbury, Bury St. 14inuntl'. aid hrhis:e lan, every Tue,la., Thurs. day. and Sunday Afternoon., at four o' Clock. Man Ne.it to Balloon Yost (;oach, through I)unitoltle, SilAry Stratford, Ihiseutr), Uu.schureh, and Cos entry , etc') Evening at Five o'Cl,it•lt. ('LV niters! Men tiny Coach. throuzh Exeter, Nen ton, Totnet., hlodbury and Plltuptim, evcr 51oruing at Four &Chu k. CA R LIS 1.0 Cornanllls Loath, through Nlanrhe-rer, (hor le., Preston, Chir.titne, Ernst-aster, Burton. h.z.a.tall, and Peurah, ever'. Morin/tit, at 1 . welve SOUTH A strrom Lom . ('oach, throne!' fixiin,rtiolte and Winchester, esti:, Morning, %ludas, ex', pled, at 4 sceinek. S LISBUR t'anch. throng!. Ilaling-toke aod ,Adtinvcr, every Morning at Four &Clock. 1 - Ansenuets New Port Couch, throuch Cheltes.ford. Col chester, Ipsn lel', Woodbridge and Y tax ford,at Siso'Cluck, Sunda), Tnesda), nod iVeilne.:lay BATH met BRISTOL ROYAL OSA' runk Post Coach, thrnuch Nlarlhorough Caine. and Chippenlmon. ey cry Al terniton at a Quarter ' before Four o'Clork. This. Coach i, a orked in a superior style. PORTSMOUTH New Light Clinch, called the ScLr-Oz rzser, carries only Four Inside,, travels equally us fast as the %lail. through Ewell, Guildford, Ilerweorth, Chichester, Littsworth, istid Havant. to the Globe Inn, Oyster-street, esery 'fite , ay, Thursday, and Saturday Illornings, at a Quarter before Five, rani at the Bell, Gracechurch-street. Parcels and Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverhampoit, ('ter-ter, Cutter% Atherston, Tam * orth, Stafford, Cceleshall, denughtiat, Itridgentore, Snip. Irv, Nitpta ich, Vine-Urine, Chester, Brandon, Nlettntford, Itillborougli, Swathatn, Newton, Rounhain, Fakeuham, t:belteiharia, Tewksbury. Nurcester, Wls bench. Lynn, I)ownham St. Ives, Gloucester, Evesham, Cambridge, blarclefseld, Gewes, Carkileld, Ucktielil, Framp ton, Nlarch, Ely, Oxford, Ditchting, Stroud, Grreufield, 1 ('hippingworton, Ludlow . Cirencester. Portsmouth, Purisea, Gosport, Canterbury. I.:autumn', Shrew 'burr, Holyhead, Reigate, Banbury, Pool, Chatham, Dover, Tunbridge, Tunbridge %Veils, She ff nal, Souterstrata, llorsham, Market Drayton, Margate, Newbury, t i the, Swansea. Carinar then, blelkshant, Bridgevrater, Penzance, Stone, Bridge- north, Ileter,lield, N hitehaveta, Newhaven, Braintree, Hal stead, Northis telt, Middlewielt, Mast:o3le, 11 hlichurch, blast Hothles • II etch Pool, Titchtielit, 'Tetbury, Soaforth, Lincoln, Rainsgute. Rochester, IVorthing, Siva ford. Deal, Chichester, Hereford, Nlaid-ione, Leeds, Nen tinghain, Shetheld, Falmouth, (ita-gma, augment, Wick luun Market, Luwestutf; Abingdon, Farrinitilon, Newtown, Louth, Nadcbridge, Ivy Bridge, hidde•suinster, Bram.- grove. Beadles. Nlidhurst, Moomouth, IVitiwy, %Vey-mouth. Ombersley, Milford Ilaven, Cardille, Coo twidi!e, and 11 ar wick. By WILLIAM WATERHOUSE and (.O. • 4 , • The Proprietors of the above Mail Coaches and t'ar rifler, beg leave to inform the fluidic, that they will not be accountable for nay Parcel or Package wbatey •r, nor for any Passenger', luggage, above the Value of Five Pounds, unless the same be entered and paid for accordingly of the Time of the Delivery 44.18) sorb _Parcel. raekaa er Post senger's Luggage, to thesis or their Agents.. . TIIE ILOYAI. FAMILY, and I.AI)IEi and GENTI.F.NIEN of PASIIION, use RUSS! k far mniviciaug the hair when drewins ; it iv Mb great a MY rishrr to the flair, as to prevent its tooling grey to all lieriod,t promote! the grow Ott makes the Bair grew stook and long; prevents its falling nil; and restores it cm bald place-, if the Vast roots. Several Gentlemen (bat were bald, ha, e declared, after maw the Russia Oil regularly for sic month., the bald places become covered with hair; promotes e",ebrom. and whiskers, will prevent whisker, turning n reddish co lour ur grey ; keeps fal.e hair soft, nod resider. its app..artuire Warn!. Price is. Iz-ri4sulc, or one bottle containiag four small, at atw :Mum, or vis guinea Suit tire POllltd4. sold by ille Proprietor, A. Prince. No. 9, lohn-dreet; Offord street; and, ha appointment, Mr. StoiN tb, Perfumes to his Majesty, New liond-vireet I Ileadrie and tines , Perfa or,ry to her Majesty, Tilehbonbe-arert Golden-square; Iloi lo. and Blew, Perfumer, to the I'riucc awl Prioress of Wales, and Duke soil Duchess of York, a, Corktpur-street; !turtling amid Dowell, S 9, Poll Mall; Retry, Greek-street; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Cheoltside; Dulaney, Bottom, and Tett, Royal lischunge, Landau ; nod by must of the principal Perfumes or Medicine %euders in Loglaud, Ireland, and Scotland. Country Y.lllopket•pers sending (heir order, to any w hole , sale vender they deal a iik in I.olidou, will receive liberal Observe the lahel on the nutside wrapper of each bsn:le riytttel iu Ittissista told iuk, " Mn, brikufsky teal Pritwe any M ithout that signataie are couuterfeits. (1 A Geweral, alsout 30 years of ear, who lins used the Russia Oil regularls these I s dio. nomonsfor slies4isor, his knit. par &Awed to the Proprietor, that his hair is usa nits. emits is thickness mut strength, but has also preseitteil It turning grey, which isms before .nt flu- decline: it is reroro - mended to bodies mid Gentlemen wielting i4l hetioit fr,nn die Oil, to use it regularly, as i l l roman b.• earikteCia . base the iiestroil eltect it only applied at sototr.sla. TO TUE NERVOUS. otAttirr ATLI), A \ :11,4111.1E1C. IT having ever been cuttitlerell laudable in those who hacr he'll the swan. of Idle% ia.inz the suiletings of others. Nietbral Men. th..refore, %ha detbrate their timo the treatment of a few ',revolt-tit I)i...ease , . mat. ing then 0 1,_ kris el pnvtirulisr ittresti,otiaii, and having had a ..erte, .4 mem; reoilt therefrom, it is presumed such estdeat ours slut old% reflect merit tat Iltenneivr., but the reputation rates n, - quirr sanetiuns their ramie of practice. Among the variety of I)iseases to u hick the human fraen.7 is ineitleht, none are more distressing. or claim a ot..rr sert.u,s attention, than the following, viz. A ( - MIT 41f1 1 / 1 4(tOtin It, frequently rootrarted in a moment of intoziration, and t eo n. for our sp , aliv endeavours to stihdue, far it tun mitre - v has h.tepene.l that a ‘itnplte Gottorrhaea, through *beg ler,. o f Ik e F a assent. or treatment or th e Prrtitioaer 4 has been succeeded by --- STRICTURES or OBSTRUCTIONS in the Urethra, which have proved to the . suterer a lastiag source of future ini ry 'floe various classes of Debility. Whether occasioned by in temperance. long resideuee inn %%arm climate, ur a .4-fret is sidimt. halm of youth, are a 1.,. subjects of seri ous cmi .id t . ra . !ion. So eservating is the frequent Solid :truce h, iht% Vice, that a train of Nervous Disease-, i% aniseed, by which the mind becomes vs enkened, to well as the hody emaciated, i ll the oneses, and Sterilit) iu the otter, are . the consequences w hick inflow. Pitiable are the.ituatitwtsuf lbw whn, through , tich de -1 %tractive habits, have induced that distressing , t.ne of Dein% ' lity ; aod, beingnshamed to seek relief. brood over their la &lollies in silence. To those labourim under any of the above Comnlaiiii*, it m:11% be a conyolatimi II) know, the removal of -nth, ht the gradual restoration of health, is the result of Jrl. (:(I*4:'s experience, who, in recent Venereal Cares, where au, early application i, made sin discovery of the Infection, generally completes a perli.ct cure its Inn dais. Af,rr having beets IT. cularly educated Asa ;Member of die Noy al College (certifi cate* of w hich, from diderent Hospital-, he hut to conviory every inquirer), he made the cure of *irch the object of h as principal study, and is euabled so perform the *moo, vs iihnot vuujectiug toe l'atieut to the least restraint in Diet, ur E. Ter eive ; and bitten himself the reputation hr Itis acfsusr,ll in the course of Incite year* practice, is a proof of hi, ruin-saw mode of trratureiit. The uniform satyr.; for *is tong a period Outing which many Icive been cored, after *et err arid injurious issethisil, had been pursued a ithuut effect), induced r. G. to this, publicly icier lilt advice. lie may be consulted daily, by persona of either Sew, with stri c t secrecy, delicacy, :ma honour. Applicasioas by kn ow cannot be attensded noir., a Ralik-note is encloved. T MISS, Margery* Is, liouverie-street,Fleet-itr wt. 1 ir111:N PROFEiSIONAL MEN of FAN. cation mid Itesponsibility deviate from the eenend tiv.tein, by the selection of a particular branch, the sasactiaa sit long continued sicr-ss is the best criterion ./1 . superiority. Fourteen years have oat-devoted our practice to, the etcle site treatment of two siiftwders, and the armettotat result if our plan gives as additional ardour to oppose, as far as we tire able, tole ravages sof those complaints whirl' are the most inspartant in the catalogue of human infirmsties. .Ater itsitiatlino into every blanch of l'ractice, ae mitt tetnpl sted the sittii•rings of and wad formed a wish to rewrote Indio islual• from the i,,;4litratice of uneaueated men, or 11a: equally (lunges ow , presipitowc) at re tiers:l Practitioners. Tar I)isorders. to the !WM of w hie% we lvyr devoted nor attention, I"l6lllprive every specie» of Vane, eel betel whe ther of a revert or limy; Jamison. !Secondly ,ag Lin& of 1)-- hill, s, ohether ari*ing from the lia::kts of brimol-hods, of the indulgences of &nature nee. N %onerous dite:ues are the result of ignorance, or haste is th e treatment of a sitnple Gonorrliwit. and it nut mill - fluently Isa torso that the red• of hra are poisoned hy the indiwrct inu of nit otk.,-ssardesl hour. _ . . lip a superior method, anrh conspinitits are easily ewer!, eveu u here other , ha►e Itihtd, ue trust that we way pre sume In oCer a raiti4.4l re•-"tatilishiaent. Few !however, are the cars of complicated distress in this Disorder, cohaparrii As ith the calamitous •itualion, of Alen, w hit, rront MI indulgence Snliinry Virr. or the itrevaletit (mirth-, of a i'wohionahle I Ire, :trquirr th it state sof Delo hi% •A high is tbe anavuid.thie ceitoeqiietice of such perilicions ha bits. 11 hen the is-drippy sufferer hroldi over hi misery, but carefully COMV:11:4 As. ail:fortune. it ma'. be some conoilatioa far him to !„itiisy, that although it gaily :ut abject of &robs or uncertainty with other practi; Muer*, the revativill of these deskiriseies by the gradual pr's rims of renovation, is the ae quireedect of ouresperiende. .• • If the sites of Kaccistss ..r Venus have began to redact" manly vigour, minis an‘iets a ill b' prevented by an early eminteractimi of *hi. languid's:if*, and ism thew cases no gavot difficulty will occur. But when thisdeticieivs ha. for Years ecistelt, a pr.ip-r !series - Iv:ince is indispiardhls requisite to retire the .lumber mg sparks of life, and to re-animate the Cnnstitutiou. 'far secrecv which is sn es.ertial in too under.aking, an.l slur yaalifitati.sa. st bids we pr-some to state, f..rm the baois of our peril-minus; and in enineidenee with such, tbli inti mation es given, that Messrs. 1.17:Ifill and CO. may be ea suited persinutlls , or by letter, inclosing a flank Note, at their lioue, \o. 19, Arundel-street, Strand, mar 'frierii liar. There is an atirliiiistril entrance in %goer-street ndjiiiuing o at:il the ni.ine is on loath chum., I Diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons in Lon don. and Te-ti:nnninlv from the anted CITIIIICeI Physkiars la-sourer, of regular education and assiduous nttenti )))) to the ,-tudie. of every branch of the Prolev,i ))))) are open to the inspection of every enquirer, nod constitute n fair mond for tYttl miccess wits which we have hitherto been Isessosired. E. LI:Ili/I and CO. Sunni° N V. A CU ALLEN GE. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, tato in his Majesty's service, elialldgc, the si hole world to prove a .irmie instance where their Slediciste ands.Nlettiod of Cure haver:died of the desired erect. The practice of many seam in this particular branch of their profession, has nut gi% en riw to inw unsuccessful Case. They continue to direct their to th e treatment mad cure oi . Venereal l'onipinint+. and th it Derangement or the System. which is tik• elhllal•questre of tite pernicious:star vra-te. rid effects of a habit to and in eel punned by 1:1,: squish of both seam. In the one it will he Maud to be olio unfailing source of barrenness ; the outer have its ravages fa tally deyeloped to them be a distre--ing Mlle of debilit.. Inch. if not timely remedied. terminates usintputence. Thew are its remote nod ultimate effect+. nhile Coissumpti a m, Lam of hhiseisiar Power. soul variou. Nervous (7iimplahas, ussuillm cliarneterice the curlier tart of this solitary Tice. Of per sons languishing motet the disorders incident to such a habit, their trentment and Int. meter proved sussacc in the treatment ola lang, labririous,nod ant cis eztonded prar - lice. In the toast obstinate null coinplirtned ra..es of V riae real infection. sorb as (Ilistructiino in the linethra. Spun4T I. screwences. Ulcers, Lruptions, se issiwal VI calms% (sleet cu al,n • %TR I (TIM . _ . _ . Whether recent or of lung diir4tioo, nod which lime kidded the skill of salwrt'rfirtitioner N :ire, Isy their preseid imprnied plan of trratatient, etlectuall3 awl pernatnentla (lanai, obla tion the patient tottering the excniciatitig patio:and alarming he obirrhoKe which frequently follows the upplicat boo Of the ha uur caustic. In the c..ur,e of to rot,: icor- e arhoi re ptlicti:v in this metropolis, numerous rostra or Strictures have bewared are 11.1ity noder ahcir aye, tile loud asenallieutino of which nit etecteil by a wife, cermet:, tut:l e peditiuus nio,le of JA-firtire„ superior to tit other yet adopted. 'floe oraktors4, Tel:la:i kon, and debility prureettitig flout dn. complaint, nit .pre dily rr rd, hod the patient rritorr.l to imatrid tic ' l "*. !wall h. But whirr the della ity •itas for y can e a tatelL ajtm per pt•rserentere in their reatiwatiie remethei, :Iftef Mrie to been de-'roved. Is toiliapenrcibly reaptiate to revive . the NituubcriaigspArks of Life, And to re-ttnioiate dor I insti tution. several N 01111611611 ail (;Entt.r.re en of tb fir-t re"pecr abilit), have hero wider the care at Ites•rs. Ct. tiltl I. met CO. tar the removal of complaint.; of the. ret!ii:l. ntiii - lures, &v.: and ba%ing trcei‘eti a radical and primown, lure, particularly requested that relteroice4 utiXht;..• to them, as wet t•ractory cricletices of the de. ide.l of Slesse4. Cl lilt IL and CtE siho or irritivolt. Al acv of these ticantriorn have hnd fnim 101 • •-t1 • la, mod had been under the care of Ilenirs. Home, ilea% ionic., :IA tither hurl:v.4.s 'dryad eminence, a ha :attempted the (WE by tie appliestiiin of the !molar t Te ll 4-Nt bte,.ri. Curti*" and Cu. inac br camulted by either .et with the grratmt &hum.% iivrrer), and honour, .11 Ilt.:11 hurt-r. Yu. 14, Ilattait Patient, in the Country are requested to ante Ibr particu lir. of their caw% age, atakroeral hatoit of eke. &C s losing a remittance far advice• anti medicine', ilani 111 tWitiVeil or setae loom. Ntrt Or the kinerimn. Til est- Aire that werees so CstelII:111• their duiterVdteng, the pas*. 4ge saltilefaliVl he added to the account for anceiciur. 9th .itote. Ibittlil7, Dalton Gorden. LV X DON.' pliant aft Posblish.4l.l.; 111.4.40, BLS., at OS STAILS%rx‘