The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-04 00:00:00

No. 1131. • . TOWNHILL HOUSE, NEAR SOUTUAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTI,ON, °tithe Premises, by 01401t6B111OOKBY, aairultinitTs ?iormsber 7, sold following Days, at Eteees f eciaor. TEIE elegant HOUSEEIOLD FURNITURE, valuable BUIIMING MATERIALS; romisting of the Wing of the said Mansion; a Chsesersatner or Green- D o use ; a handsome Stuccoed Baiting+, evinsprititig it spacious Cold Bath, lined with puljsbed marble slabs of large dimem visas, with marble steps ; a capital Pearls and Grape House, Ili feet in length (in separate Lbtal; la liJodsoase, brick-Milt nipped and slated• Entine-brae; a well-roa struesed three-ps:too Forcing .Eagisie, with copper barrels, air ve.sel, etc. in an iron frame, wrought b) an indents* wheel, 1I feet in diameter and 4 feet wide. Also an elegant. PREETIOLD COTTAG ORNEE, Called Nlsellaed, present (teat, furnished, XIOR per amina. Pos - stzsino Ms he had inunediatelv. Together with several other COTTAOKS and small Imes of V.llulble ME %DOW and other LAND, situated In BR pleasant soilage of Westeed, three miles-from Soithamptaa. The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. comprises lofty Cosi pose and Tent Bedsteads, with printed Cotton and Furoitere,.aud Curtatos to •suit ; prime ccamovAll Feather Red- and Deriding: Mahostariv Maim.. rte . 11. 1.4.. • • ' Libra. v. tale, .:VEL _ nd 1111 4e 4 /C SZ OMs : as,y, Wagdretwit Trafalipsr Chides, with lair sort )rrsfrwless draoitry 'Freed' Citratim, of Keiser wants flailed will Velvet; Brussels and Kiddenniaster t Omit Hat Looter*, Greciais Lamps, Kit , heri r e - q. a t= i ßegister and Pasithnin Stoves, a nutaber of trumbouod Ilogshesig Pipes. &r. &:. To be vkwed the Day previono tithe Sale. with Calm logrues only. price two •Itillior each ; to be had at the lee soarer's, Suutbaniptua; no the Premises: ol Messrs. Blake and While, Essex-street, Strand. Landsat aad of'hir. Apesdalk, Wetted, who will show the Premises. AT 445. PER DOZEN EACH. Rotri.F.s INCLUDED. PUBLIC Nan g& CPA NISH MERCHANT (who not befog ftvnor..: with extensive Coanertinnt in Rtglaad) open a s a le, through the medium of this Paper, for ready Mo ue., s„ Stock or Xeres (or otherwise Mberrv) and Port Wine, the produce of the Estates of his own Final., residents of \ries de la Fruiters and Douro, at thr above Price, to hick hr ovet earnestly and ratttidentl calls the attention 4 tar British Pubiie. aasirg tie power of refetriog theta to se s cral Noblenwo, and numerous Persons of respectability, who have purchared and highly approved of the Wines—alms In"e fdadclra, at 3de. Application to be made to Mr. Samuel Cornett, No. 13, Arun iel-street, Strand. FASHIONABLE CLOTHES, ON MOST ADVAN- 1 TAGEOCB TERNS. GIBBONS, Woollen-draper, Man's Mercer, and Tailor, No. 153, Met-street (three doors from I-wet-bow), hating on hand a large gm Drily of CLOTHS. poreimie4l BEFOR I the very great At/VANCE, is enabled in supply t i”ntlettsen with ClOthes, at tile prices below (f o r ready tonne)), aimirmg them the Qtrility of Cloth. the m illion a A % -rkeseshap. cannot be eimwded, of ye h;rh tliev snag be nuit.6,ll, by imprili9u. a great sarieiy of Woollen. Cloths, and every article in the abave Ilsaach beinz always kept. Nely best Superfle Cloth Coats, made to measure £3 10 0 *leper ditto - - - 210 0 timid Second ditto - - - 1 16.0 Groat Coat. of every description, on proportionate temp. tier . best Super Sue iterbeyinere Breeches - 1 6 0 Donole-twilled ditto - - - 1 11 0 Best dnibie twilled Cord ditto - - 0 18 0 It i, particularly requested Gentlemen will observe the !umber, 183. PATHICE TRAVELLING HAIR CAPS. rrHIS very tisetul invention is entirely new, AL ina particaletipmell adapted Gar, Olken in the Arley eel "'ars, a 4 Traveller' , in groom!. Olio are obliged to wear co'i-r a Wokh Wig 'or Ntglst-ow, which, from their anlaagi.u:ne ur au ward eppearanc., persons are ander the were-Atv of tlvowisig tid' when alighting from the carriage, 4S::. Stc; THE TRAVELLER'S HAIR CAP, DOW men:amended to the anemias at the . Public, possemes every comfort of the fanner, aids the apperiutre of a coded Bead of Hair; and, (ram Its peculiar elazoicit , sits tierfwedw close In the head, witbsatt any sort of Spriggs woateicr ; and, each n the ingenious nature of its caantruttion, that it cannot be pu uut of order. The Bair Caps are equally con venient far the Ladies. Thew may be had Oily! ['sweaters, Messrs. ROBINSON and 1101,11 BS, No. 1, Es;-y-streef. kraal, Peroke-Makers to their Royal aligboesses the Prior* of • Wales mai iluke of Clarence, and to the Theatre Royal, C,ovvai tiardeo. Price One Guinea each. Comiderahle Allowance mole to Nlercoantsaud Retailers Sailors, an r Travellers by Sea, will lied incredible/data -tvt:e from the toe of the Hair Caps; and Judges mid Clesstle. mien of the Bar, who roesiautly Wised the Circuits, ll wi t& ive ouch broegit from them. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. rlitiE inserter of this, a Professional Man, who IL has, for the WI ten years, attended many Persons la bouring inkier Hr. above Disease. and by hi. extensive Pear lice ha; bees so formate as to discover a NI EDICINE.SnaI is an INFALLIBLE: I'UR for CONSUMPTIONS, by which ‘ledicine he has curet, many when xi% en over by emi nent Ph..ieans„ and when in the list stage (a Consnoptlon, attended %soh Cough and .spitting of Blood, tire. Under thew eireunWancesould at the request at his Friends, and the many Per.-nirt lie tans cured, Ile therliorr now publicly titrers it rto ti** %vim nre iabouring under the shove,—Lettero (impx pall) ar!dressed for A. B. to. 7, John-street, North, New-roid, ;11.1r)-le hose, London, will have linascdiate atteottlic sTRENOTHENING PILLS. Preprred by Dr. Harrimartietr. No. 89. Great Bartholomew- Close. •West Smithfield, Loudon. rill: ESE Pills cure Asthmas Intl Shortness of L Breathing, lbseesses oo tee Lear, Nervosa Com. plaints, Unless, Comasiiptions, female V. mimosa of every tle•rrivtion, the dittrt . .sing ematliseoces of had Latmar, Se wuwl in Men, Sprains from Midi or etket cm , es; and as a hearer of the solids and promoter of Dirs. they are kept at 3 Family Me4irine ns the first Persees iu the kingdom, and are bar angl v recommended us the must eminent Physicians, to Sea Batheis,.and for De bilit in colter Sea. Pike tits. the hot. limy iarlodyd. Alo. 11 ARMSTRONG'M FEMALE VEGk.TABLII PILLS, for Females Italy at the celeatenertneta and deciree of the mutt critical period of their lives; they are also the most proper Physic fur IVotnen after Ls inn - la or Anwar- A PROVINCIAL SUNDAY NEWSPAPER, to . be Published in Lo don se Rata arrive by post. tree of ce rmet, wit.iin 1.10 miles id Oat Capital every Sunday; sad at a greater &dame. one day earlier, than any other San day Paper;, It will he entitled, THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL RUN. DAY fIAZETTE. The First Number will he holed i.s London, on SATCIRDA V, - Ntiverober IL and in the Comae., on SUNDAY, N °retailer 12, 1809. Reastifulh printed io Qu trio. .ttlitte largest Paper mainifactured, cite taming 21 Columns, Pries only 8i spence-Inifpenny. PROSPECTUS. " A day, —an hour of virtuous lib, rty, " Is worth a whole eternity of bandage." The appearance of the LONDON AND PROVINCIAL lIVNDAY GAZETTE is enamored to the Public at the inainserieelnent - of i new era in their political relationi. The mosseat &gran to be rapidly appronehhog, when ilsorailv. al well m physically, separated from the Continent, this country will - stint! alone! The novelty of this situation, the dahger it implies. theviolence in which it oirigiantes pietism pose a fundamental change in our future policy. ThiL. placed in a state of outlawry,--thrtot violently out of the confede racs of European States,—we shall he under the nentSity of .ppealing, front their code of laws, to those of ;wore and self-preoervatino. When many combine for the avowed des struction of one, no .serins are illicit wtiich the latter easy employ to prevent the object of the combination. The subjugation of the Continent is hamming co a crisis.— Whet it arrives. it plates, at the disposal of one stun , the amoral mod ph= 4 sesissrees of twenty 1 *loves. This man detests us s. Our freedom is ineoespitihie - .with his synsony,. oar opuleoce stimulates his ruparity, and our pow-r rend the tenure of his conquests precarious; atilt is m we, our iurreefnl. or onsaccershil effort, stump his mire. throvga °perpetuity of ages, witbibe character of a ruffian, or w . deral-god. His power is commensurate with his Rairrd ; mid both are only inferior to his abilities and pen..- *trance. To milt sucti a wan. with such means, and im pelled by melt motivs, implies the great unanimity, wisdom, and s 'tomb of wfrie,h a continuality su T $ lisp. e» these .-sti-netits upon the minds f our country mow, is the prinelri object of tail pablication. No time musl,he lost. -The ":eager approaclos. Procrastination is not among the quafitie, of the euem v. The c.ireer of his de ce,salloals like (oar of the whirls% Ind. Austria is a terrific temple. Ptismia Is mother t and Spain may he sotto added ii the catalogue of his conquests and enormities. The inter val of a year, Inst iii cheviot; the alternative of coaresi.m, cr litogilitY;--rognowed itrbalfvipnros., and hait-yletsling men sure,. and distracted by uumearshig squabbles at home,— anwki salve the problem et oar own independence. To place W biyohd the reach of contingency. the in- i onization of our tames of mistime must be stamped with savior. rapidity. tend perseverance in the ese.:utiou. Su.:o shall be the eba racier of our foreign Oar obserratimo on domestic affhirs will be marked with the same spirit, and breathe the same principle. Love of free-low, sod abbor. vice of tyrsupy ; veneration for the ines timable alersiii;s of oor Constitution, and a rooted antipathy to innovation,—shall be the conspicuous features of our do mestic politics. The eetatiley, nal that alone, without re ference to party, and with avowed hostilits to religious and political seetarkm, will eezross our rifeetiorts, and stimulete our labour... The men who gene it Belo, of whatever party they may be it intliiesent, are sure of our support, mad will have invariable claims In our confidence. Further pro leeriness we will not make. It is the character of the age to profess meth and perform Ott*. The Paper inu.t rest upon its own merit. If it he c-nripiciroas, it will hunt no reettnl memdation and no profession, to secure it the patronsge of a British Public. fiENHRAL OUTLINE OF THE PLAN. 1. Foreign Intelligehte. t PriweedinAs in the ►Senate. 3. Gazettes, with the Names and Addresses of the Attor ries appointed to conduct Bankrupts CnineAssions, &c. 4. lAA, West India, and Cs'mita' Information. 5. Communications from Ireland and Scntl.u►d. S. Provioci.ll New. from all P.►rls of the Country. 7. Agricultural and Sporting Intelligence. F. P 01. 1 .1 ICS :—vide Prospectus. 9. Mistell.sneoes Paragraphs. 10. The Court and World of Fashion. 11. City Business. 12. Last India Araks. LI. Theatrical Centime. 11. Fia Arts. • 15. Nalltical Intelligence, inchiding Lloyd's List. 16. Military Movements. Proceeds_ Police.' HU L Beverley, Searborotigby Whitby, Lie. rola, Peterborosgh, and Norma Cram, NEW POST COACHES, (carrying only four irai h d ir ie A ke oat every morn- C.ipt from the GOLDEN CROSS, C .cross. The HULL Moil Coach as usual every 'wen*. • Ds GEO. BOULTON and CO. From the Goldeo-cross the following Carriages set out, beside many others Pon nu.neroas to mention: York amid Leeds New Post ('nacho every Morning. Liverpool E‘peditious Post Coaches, only One IS ight out, every Moralog at Six. H o lyh t i t ed tend North Wales Mail every Eveaing. Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post Coaches every Morning at Nine. Ludlow, Woreester, and Oxford Mail every Evening, and a New Posttnach Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at Two. Milford Haven, Carmarthen, ClouCester, and Cheltenham Mail every Evening. Cheltenham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every ,horning at Y4x, Eastbotsra, Worthing, Hastings; Portsmouth, Soathampton, Die of Wien t Bognor, Chichester, A 'model, Little ,i.A.nptou, M te, Itsuasgate, Dover, Deal, Hythe, olkestone, occ. &C. Coaches ditily. TME•CELEERATF.D AN'FI-IMPETIGINES, OR . SOLOMON'S. DROPS, ANEVER-FAILING Cure for the Scurry, Leproa ' an I•ssidionv Disease, and nil vetch Disordersms originate lo Impurity of the Shod. Prepared by •Eir. SOLOMOtiI, Mead Rouse, near Liverpool. Government Seenrit, avian Counterfeits. I V None are Genuine, without having " Sam!. Solomon, Li verpool," engraved in the Stamp, to imitate which is Felony; I mad Tea Pounds Penalty', foe evcry! Bottle wild without a 4-insp, to he paid on conviction , ender Act of Psrlewsneat, the 4111 (hto. 111. ch. 16. before any Justice of tae Pest e. • POstlt Holfea-Guinea a Bottle; or, the quantity of Foes in nubFasaily Battle., for 'Fbir.%-three Shillings, no wraith Nine 'Shillings are saved, including also the Duty, with ample Di rectiorN. Said by all the Venders of Patent Medkines in the United Misiedom, Of whom may he had, that Renoratiog Medicine SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM -OF GILEAD, a so vereign Remedy for Mental and Bodily Decay, old Coughs, Csonumption, c. Price My celebrated lIITIITIZP.NTIL - UnTrc,l - 0 mitatify ing the Complesinvo, said removing all MOONof the..../411011 and Skin. Price ts. ci3. a guide. • Likewise his GUIDE To HEALTH.. PriceSs. And a TRE ITIS F. on the PROPERTIES and ! EFFECTS of HO r nod COLD BATHING. Prierli. A. BEACTY AND CLEANLINESS. :•• • No Person can plasm either, witlenot good Testa, gluts nod a SWIIIT BILEATM. AGENTLEMAN offers the most infallible EXOTIC fur the TEETH and GUMS. Its peculiar qualities arc not riatply confined to cleansing the Teeth, bet will aboolotely preserve them in the highest state of perfect tion, to the latent period of final dis,olution ; it will reader thesis beautifully a bite, without impairiug the enamel, (amen each as may he - 100-e, keep tlrae that are already decayed from becoming worse, and sweven the breath. Immediately upon application it will relieve, and erentnally care the must excniciating Tooth-ache, (duct-biles, and swelled Face; eradicate the Scurvy in the Onsets, and render them and the Lips of a healthful red. The Faculty ase nod recommend it, and it is so innocent is its nature Mut an Infant may swat ow it. The Proprietor is a Gentleman of Fortune,and so convinced of its ellicacy, that he a mild subjrct himself to forfeit a nos sand guineas, if the person+ using it as bcdirccts ,'ner have the Touch-oche or a Tooth Iletitir The CEI I.ON D F.NTIFH IC E nosy he bad at Thor', 45, Orford-street ; and Fishtails's, iii, Str.iud; Ward and Tiacklees, 56, Rishopsgate Within; and of the Proprietor, No. I, 'lemple-place, Blackfrises-rood, at 9d. N. H. If is I.iot decayed, or the Month in a hall state, Mt the Proprietor look at it (he requires no fee). MINERAL TEETH..' ON A NEW AND IMPitOVED PLAN. MIT. FALEUR,Dcntist, No. 18, WOBURN PLACE, begs kave to announce to the Public, that of 'arises experiments, he is ambled to re alm ARTIFICIAL TEETH, of ft Mineral Prepara tion, so as to give complete satisfactioe to those who may hayr occasion fur such sith,titotes.—Mr. FA L ELM engages SO supply from one Tooth to a whole Set, without camoug pato, or irritation, and of on appearance 50 very natural. as to defy the most critical observer, at the sante time that the Teeth ins supplied will answer every purpose of nets icll , - 0011, rye in the voice its natural tone toad usodulatino: and their comtructioss is so iocutruptibir, that Mr. FA Lima en gages to replace them free of expos e, should they wear or caw& sinner.—Sir. Fs axe; can also albs an Artificial Pa late in a tia.telik c i'Veliliar to himself. and never before al tempted by any i I. is y1)44'40-11 to gise rrti.- reucni to ninny respectable rhocacters in •fntvu and Countr,vs w he have felt tae beneficial. flier's of his mode of Treatment, and Who have been equall) satisfied with his fair and reason ithie charge , . No. is, Woburn-d-- COMMON ,;0 U.V ; L. ArkL, THURSDAY; NOV. S. . Court of Common Crinneil wet u merously attended. ,Tait laid before the Ceart his to the Address of Clingratitla. Wedeesday last, which wns read the motion of Mr. Dixon, to be Insets. Thanks from the. Society for the DOA, and the Philinthrepic So. ', for the donations of 10001. 'their Fends, were laid before I, as was a letter fella the pd . ise 1141saersetrelet - Criesprer, re. acknowledgments for the Subscrip_ Corporation. Reports from the Committee of City granting Leases,weie presentedand read, long conversation ensued upon one, grant'. of Ni )(attack to the London Institution, when it was finally resolved to refer it to the Coin mitfee to prepare plans and estimatel for erecting buildings on the four quarters, so as to be Most ad vantageous to the Corporation. Mr. John Adcock, of tne Ward of Limr.stract, was appointed GoVeluor of St. Thomas's Hospi. tat, in the room of Mr. Aldin, deceased. Several petitions for leases of premises on St. George's-fields were presented, and referred fur examination. ROYAL MUNIFICENCE. Mr. JACKS called the attention of the Court to an advertisement, which appeared in the Papers of yesterday, which he understood he might safely consider as an authentic document; by it He found his Majesty had ordered to be paid : on' of his own private purse, the sum of 10001. tuwnrds the relief ett orisoners confined for debt in the pri. sops ofAe United Kingdom. This was illus. trades ("is Msjesty's paternal feeling for his subjects, a glorious example to the neetent, and bighis Saaar ng to the Corporation of the City of London, who had been the first te adopt a Re aolution et that nature, be take effect on the oc casion of the Jubilee. The Cerporatioe of Lot,. don was hots/red by its Resolution being follow. ed by its owe Sovereign ; a higher honour it was Impossible for any Corporation, or other body of men, to gain. He therefore moved the following Resolution :--- Resolved, This Court having teen with the highest satis faction, that its Resolution of the ash oft. reep-ctinz the pr-itreel celebration of the Jubilee, has lo,en f., .n.red n"i une %sampled unanimity throughout t'ie United K , rn., and 4100'101MS tothe Knelt Mabee') happitv cotabinM* wits Ito armitv to toe poor and distreled, has nos lite proud SS: ir factifititiollyerve, that its coodurt on that asecsio• eras ap strived by a beloyft .Sovereien. who has grncintolv tootle- K e e fte4 se confide ihe sum of Two Thnosasid Pastiids to " the So - iety fur the DiscOarle not Relief of Persons imprisoned for Snail Debts," to be applied for the purpses of their In • stitution, wt the occasion of Isis Majcsts s catering min the 5:1111 year of his reign r Watch cirromstance, in the opuHOO of this Court, Is an :ulditiou-41 Ailskty of th- ttniablo ties of merry nisi compassi is so eleilleatly ion* , umetto It le royal brewtt, and sa ale* ettentic4 to the oil.. t Ina.e ii the exercise of his royal prerogative. Mr. MILLER said, he could have eisbel the gratuity .of his Majesty had bele' 4realer. So small a sum as 20001. he thought, was such less than could be expected from so muniiict•nt a Prince. It was a sure, he conceived, which might fairly be expected every three weeks, or every mouth, trout a person possessed of such ample means es his Majesty, if he. felt inclined 'to skew a great end beneficent. example to his subjects.. Ile thought it Sumethieg extraordinary, therefore, that so paltry a donation should be held up as an instatipc of wonderful munificence; more especially, when it was universally known that many individuals in the country gave much larger sums to pirtilic charities, and scarcely re. ceived any acknowledgment whatever. Amongst others who were conspicuously liberal in their support of public beneficent institutions, was Sir Francis Burdit, who, with his wonted generosity, gave 10001. to the Westminster Infirmary, acid never received for so liberal and humane an act any thanks. There were also marry noblemen, whose gifts were still greater, and whose conduct passed unnoticed. He could not, therefore, avoid expressing his astonishment that so trifling a gift sitould be held up as an iu'tance of singular files. relity. He vas of opinion that this publicly noticing such a drew:twice, would tend to ex. pose the want of generosity in his Majesty, and defeat:the object it was inteeded to produce. Mr. KEMBLE said, it was his firm belief tbat his Majesty was by no means so rich a man as the world seemed to .believe, nor were his circitru. stances ie so llourielsing a state as that gentleman 1 ? J r Mill ') ._:.t ee d r . ~.. This Day were published. in Biro. Price 9s. boards, Y ORK and LEEDS New Commodious , Safe, COURT OF SERMONS ON SEVERAL SUBJECTS , 1. Cheap, and Expedkinue POST COACHES walletwallet eat from theOOLDEN CROSS, Charing Cram, and BELL from the Old Testament. MI:DEAL! By JOHN II AMPSON, M. A. sA ilium, Isigate-bill, every musks at half-past Me; . • Breakfast at the Red Lion, Basel; dote at the Cock Ea- Rector of Sunderland, and Curate of St. John's Chapel. ' h / t y, En- nn ; Sap at the Gret aut ABreakfast at the Red Lion, yesterday aCo Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Onme•Prialetek- Doncaster. and arrive at by TWeive, and Yorkrltsi held, which was nil row; and sold by the Booksellers in SunderMial. , climatic, One, at Noon._ pens ate only four Conehmen mph) , Durham, and North and South Shields. and the same Gated and Coach go throughout. Every ever. The LORD MAT tom ha betti,and will coati/me to be mule, to render this the Majesty's answer ti. This Dar was poblished. in 4 vols. 12mo. Price 186. hoards, best resverireeen toe North Read. Inside,' to York and THE SON OF THE STORM. A Tale.— L ee d °, 43 916 ( Abided £ 5 lion presented on ii By OR L BOULTON sod CO. and ordered on the B. HENRY SWOONS. From the Otilden Cram, the following Carriages set out, be- , n Perituras pareite Chartse." side.matty others too numerousto incision : entered on the Jour Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, sad ORME, LIV RPORL Espedklatio Post Coaches, truly one night Resolutions of T Paternustar-row. out, Mooting at Six. of trlmen may he had, be thematic Author, 1101. AD atut North Wales Mall every . Relief at •Cpwall De TIMES A TELL-TALE. A Play. Price 2s. 6d. HOLY Ed D. Et* aid liavellealow sw o Pan tidy at )111648ed, - Coaches. every raid . • SRO VOL IA Ad of 1 JACKSON'S TRAVELA IN AFRICA. LUDLOW. • Illed 110nE ara l a Mew r 4 W CAW* TWatlails nad e Vlory l li ' *teat* and reed Jost pablished, To. 1 mien ~Said he Dedicated, t y P. en,...iis.a, Si' his Royal Nightie* tie , MILFORD 11 ty4.1.4, Carnsilliri, Otemeweer. mit•_.,,.. .. r l' :. , ~I. of sO.AIIItii, , ciAtemeala Ugh el , turning taw ockno In one volume, Quarto, illisarreed %sisal= *es awl* GHELTENUAli t iod " rtisf• New sod only Day Coach, tiotte of the CorpOr nobs, price two Dubow is every Mussing at Sta. TRATELS in MAROCCO, SOUTH BAR. DRItHITO‘ KW Ram% W atlbing . , Haskins Ports- Soreril Reports BARY, and atm", IMF Ill't AS MOUNTAINS. pet. mown, IF4alhasiptan. tile if Wight, Bognor, Chichester. Lands for granting formed. at alliterate Periods, daring a Besideace of simian Amid, Little Hampton, - Margate, Rauwase, Disney, and a long convert Years in that Country, by Deal, Hyde . Folk/tune. Ike. Air.. Coaches Altai. .1 AMES GREY JACKSON, Esq. • . - ing part of NI aortic Togesher with a Fall !Lanus of the Animals. Plants, aid H ULL, Beverley, Scarborough , Whitby, Lie. w h en it we, Finally other Natural Producticas of the Kingdom of pia- cola, Petrrborosgb, and Norma Cows, NEW POST mittee to re are ol rect. io, sad an Accurate Statement, from grill Doceassats COACHES, (carrying on ty font iraid hi c r i ni s tb et out every morn- • i .- at Abe Imperial Custom-home, of the Co mance of No- C.ig from the GOLDEN CROSS, C .cross. buildings on the fon GAN:M.—in Whith k added, an interesting nod inure acra- The HULL Mail Coach as usual every 'veiling vantageous to the ( rate description than has ever yet been published, of the Si- 1 BY GEO. BOULTON and CO. tuation, Extent, Inhabitants, and Cosmetic s• of the Ureic From the Golden-cans the fallowing Carriages se t out , b es id e Mr. John Adcoc Emporium of Coolest Africa, TIMBUCTOO. many others an nu.nerons to mention: was appointed Goil Thi., Work also mount a fail Account of the Marisa, ai- York sad Leeds New Post Coaches every Morning. tal, in the room of CA rI RELIGIOX ; a Dimertation an the Arabic Lain/sage, Liverpool li‘peditious Post Coaches, only One -Night oat, pointing out tbeditereuce or Punctuation between the I:totem ever* Morolog at Six. Several petitiont wad Western Arabs; and a Geographical Elucidation of H o l y he a d an d North Wales Mail every Evesing. 1 many pares of Africa hitherto almost unknown. Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post George's-Gelds war • 9.4 d by G. and W. Nicol, Beok•ellers to his Majesty, Pall Coaches every Morning at Nine. examination. - Mall. Ludlow,. Woreestr, and Or f or d Mail every Evening, and a e f nrtAr•' I -I i oti .. , A • • .1 ; . t * I . i * i ' j I.um pruprr r " 3 " 1- " 1 ""'"`" ''''' " - " 5-.- -"--- 15 lc ical itotenteerwe income urn a s sAvs. —-- riace, bent. ; the mils M. ilicine in the World In he depended ~,- ~,:tr .„ ~.. _.. , n y _ on for curiae lutbsuirnatioish Obstructions, and Ulcers is the JO* military. mowe_me"": For STRANGUARY— DROPSY Gall Vfil. —OW (Mr. Miller) vrialiftilnalailato. Mr. S. DIXo. did net Weis the private cir. e a 1 17. Proceedings of the (,00rts of Law. STRUCTIONS iu the URINARY . PASSAGE—DIA- i Womb. TO DR. HARMSTRONG. IL Police. BETES, and fii:N LILAC WEA KN EsS. 1--- 19. Accidents and Ofences. WES 4 ELLS' J ESL' l ITS DROPS. eumstatices of his M:ljurity **proper subject of dis. • Slit—l , is irojausilde lode joseice in the merits of your Strengthening Pith: I have been the mother of eleven ebil- 2t. Births Al arrives, and Deaths. 11 N his Majesq's Nary . these Drolis have for cussion in that Court. .- • • Ur. BOX deprerdieti any attempt to diminish drew, and hare also bail several rai.,earriager, and for six 1 . 1 - 1444 "; Mark"' 1. near lOU years past maintained their character as a rest- years base 1..-r3 in a low declining staic of health. I was V— Goods imported (luring the Week. title for the Scurvy, (,ravel, Dropsy. Seranguarv, Weak. . .•• • _ 23. Rates of Issurance. wit-rely asilicieJ with 'violent pains in my stealth nod hack, nem and Obstrumion, in the Urinary Pasage f suisl Ge n e ra l the honour, mtentlfcettec, and liberality of his Ma- Debilitv i—hut particularly for their absolute an eked, • jelly, who, on frequent occasions, had evinced his sii ,„ „(- t h,,. v enerea l Disease, W E.SSELLS' JE.SUITS t — anti a heavy n ell'at in my bead and eyes, trerublings and 21. P u blic Ponds . 5. diNIKSNI,IO., ' ... M SO contribute towards the relief and 20. Course of Lsehange, &e. Sec. paint i.l m% lower estr:itities, with a wet unpleasant scow.. lion or 13e..ring down; most fortunately I was rerommeoded PROPOSALS. DROPS and SPECIFIC REMEDY. are the only silo IV to mike a tri a l of ..i.ir sitrengthenlog Pills, four Boxes of i The London and Provincial &today Gazette shall he print- asd expeditious Cure, and are so inaocent ea their nature, as sopport!os his subjt•css. Its one instance, ::c s aid, alai+ have rrelore;l toe to perfect health. l edon a new and beautiful type. It will be arranged iii tit , - to require linty at n 2 restrnint. lik ;Majesty, Ailli peciull# generosity , remitted lilacs min t respectfully, order ci the Outline of the Ilan, and on the hirgeld, Paper As a restorative fur (icier's! Debility, Wessell,' Jesuits iii,nrostii.ppletal%icebeireuit'4,l,ll7,:erdi":o:mievh7hult Wr ay. . "; 'III .. MARY SAUBROOK, nuinefaelared. . Drops, have been long roman and esteemed; whether the 7°°,4Ml /. au ' J AIS r " rfe i til V i ; there *en ) mall 'l. At Mr. Futroyes, No. 101 , _ Mount-street, The Paper will be so arranged as to contain TWMNTY - , i)ehility acisesfrom the too coPi° los use of Mi•TeurY or in- , other COves It. wl)fqk Isis•royit munificence sod be. ee"iee° 4l " — old' ' nevi:leave had bgols: i ptrottgly ranked, and even ou `i ' Jan. 1, 1110. Grosvenor-square, London. FOCR COLUMNS. 1 friar heat of Climate, they are equally These Pills truly be had t.f the Doctor, No. fi9, Great Advertisements *ill occupy a sinall spare, and will he in- . have the mists:chute to he troubled a ith old stubborn , the late ,_ 1 • • I _ ii l / 4 _, Bartholomew ,cin 0, Wed SmithtieW, with primed dirge- mond in a novel sainuer. ( sentry M. side's's are particle. Meets, Seminal liejsbiostl, or ally Nrea..4..m.• or the Kidue 3 s, only Ras ik 'fro6(,)l. 13,yftte subscription for the relsof 1 i th.os, ir..igsti by the Proprietor ' s INIIOe, describing a number tarty informed that all advertisements must be received Oro' Ureter or Bladder, Diabetes, or Ditto-ult. 'of making' ifa- ; of well i‘utlienticated c.,...vs i and by hi:. app.'intment they • Ilse - Country Agents. of Coo li . thed .,. 4i.t . tdm tej.qe•4 Lode but he also gave idea - tar veriltees., are add, a holesate and retail, by lesir•.. Barclay and Son, A Copious Index will he annually given, n hit+ will rev- ter gH w A d w i ex and Perklice co.4 II • i Nu. 95, Fszvt-narrket, London; Bolton. /toys' Esc:taw; der the Paper a Cuartitre ANNUAL FAMILY Itsairesa chimed these Mediciaes of Mr. Wessell), wow ra n possibto ,10sA11. is -trews* : i ! ig*. ,in Scotland, for Ivard. No. al, /Nihon': B.terto, Oxford-street, opposite of these eventful lintels. be 'noise unless a Black Sao up, lb:ad-street : and at Crisp's Medici* Warehouses Spring. Orders received by Messrs. Bell dad De Camp, No. 11, draw appears oil the auqide of every bottle. i..: .The litoeltstieg sweekgsriStim a tad ortkea MEI. • '. ' 1 f.. - Ir:lii and all tae respectable Ideeirise l'euden in Town Catherine-tweet, Strand ; anal by all Bookrellen, hewomen, Ask for Weasel's' Jos& ts Drao, • 5:...i tasumrs. Oerks of the 'Loads, die. throughout tile Wasted Kingdom. , Price lit. N.—W.—aid lb. per kettle. • - 1110114.10, p 0 f x b eef ", ( imt. i . r .ne . .. • . . .._____ . .... . _ .. Ina.. - _ .... 4. • . • ••• . l • . .• • • • • .. . . . • %As g. i ... rh i ' l t . .• .• . . • • , '0 .. . . . •• • .• . "1-,4 •.. 4 , • , it- -- - ... - - -. 4 - . " 4 - • . , • .-. . _..i. . , . .. ... ) . -_•, • . • 55.,...t. , „ ,., . !.. 7. , "- . . . i` . • ' t : ..,ektj A . 4 s a ry .. 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