The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-26 00:00:00

~ ~. Wo 1064. A G ENT_ of obtaining cortmeir in a Regiment of tight or ketvy Ca. 411ItV lie leatefliale Foreigo *err ice. Aidrevas US* to A. 8.17, Fleet-mreet. . S •• INDIA SHAWLS. LA' or G ENTL EM KY (1d areas ef• tisk: elutii‘g curious INDIA SHAWLS have now ao op- FO v wily of haen% the omit Superb Selection tier he utered fur S tle. at WAIF II MAN and EYEIIIN';- N't Shawl, bla.lsn, and Line.. Wareboose, No. 104, the earner o Yen BriJ o ce-street, .1 lert-vtreet. where they may deo receive the fell value in Cas'i for Bh:intik, Gold, Silver, led of ii , r Worked bi t elin. ' SODA WATER. IMPROVED Preparation fur making SODA WA dingly oseful to ail Perces wbo-e situ ation renders the t onvevaire of Soda Water iaeonvenient oe expensive, bat p rticulnrty to nentlemen in abroad. It is portable fur tie Pocket, and incapable of Omar in any Climate. Prepared and sold by Hodson and Co. Cbroists, 17, Mts. ma k .t, Lood.m • sold also by Shaw aad Edwards. 61 , St. P. yl's Cuareb- c ard g Baron aad Co. ISO, Oxiord-street stud Vade, 46, Corabill, in Cases for one Donee, at 4s. tid. earn. . _ lIIPOSITION DETECTED T ry the Grant of an lojunetion in the Huth _llll Court of Chancery, June 5, 11035, sgaint a Person shirr the Name of Sinly and when, for making and foist to.; .t.- !le Public a 'deleterious Nostrum for the Celebrated SIBLICS RE-ANIM ATINGSOLAR TINVTURE. Mr. V. W. SuTell tiler. fore begs kayo to inform the Pub. lk, that he is the Patealee &Rd Soceesone of Dr. Stitt whvi Systrueterl hiru in the true chemical preparation of this valu able Metiteilic, and has hang made sod sold by him ever nice pi". a t No. 40, New Bridge-street, Ludgate-hiU, London, rue only and origin .1 Warehouse. • Sold h, un other perpou in St. Paul's Church-yard, but Utters. No hers and t and may be had of every res pectable V.. 41-1: in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at 6a. tid. and t is. Duty if:eluded. Take notice that the Signature of C. W. Safell is Wod tire Outride of all the Wrappers, and hi, Bills are h.te. - Sr.l.F I'RESXLVATIION.. f .ti THE confirmeilSafety or tonic mrptci- , N.ll, l' in the prevnition at a eertain:Wsorder ' is too well known a;destablisbed lathe first cirelAs, to render observation neressery ; bat those 'unacquainted whir She pie veotive powers of this invaliable co asition as . avoid the valid/mai effects e( yefierritt , weed day _tisi trial of its virtues to be a sure recommendation. • S. Id la packets of three boxes 11.. Sin; le box"; is. 6 1 1. Tribitime judo led, wnoirsale and relail t nt No. 33, bastborap- Idi-stree 3 / 4 . Strand ; retail also at No. 46, Corohill abd at Ms. 941. Piecsiliilv. WIN! also mai_ be hid, ALrICANDER'S srtc-rric pygii.vio_ri,—.Tibla gentle dcteripol pas in toitreat esteem fay the late . Sisrvon Hunter, as as prefer it in nll Weil cqm plata ; mod fir Gleets, WenktiesAs a , Acc. is perhaps superior loamy remedy ever offered to the public, haying effected a weds , aid as limb Care is ease of twenty years stassdiag.- - Wire 4s. 611. R. B. .brat to slay part of the kiegdep, by inclining the (pod lid) to Alvanosiee and Co. No. Y3,.Soutli 16,ptomelmels . . . • lIALLAW3 ANTIfiILIOUS PILLS, • Inv-txted by Eowaao HALLAM, iliwgeen and Ardete-iry, late of Bury St. Edmunds. Tit% pare and elegi(lp yeeplratipp is justly e.. tee sied far its agreeable and certain operation, by It it effects:lU, removes all ',acting or Obstruction of 14wearis and B mels ' whether arising from Bile, Indi . . ' flatulency. or Cold; Meknes at Stomach, Head r ' tier. It operates by diflodging acrid bile nr other ern gains rettii.rd is the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterna. lire so the aystetn rnerallv. f'rre from any antintonial ur esereatial preparations, . it sat isatttl Ilse., ; and has beep given with sia.,alar gaoil eff rt daring Pregnancy. Hs action sp utscularly adapiod to Persons of Bilious .Habits r and those of seiknitar, lives, where a udicieut :Leticia of the bowelvis Ml' kept nee, an i eradstios retained iu those organs fripse.alb producinz palm ant diste,ain.o head - ac..,, kaaptur; and giditaess. or a sense of- wearier* ;sad oppres auto. " Remove the masc. the creases( ease." A sigele trial will [ally convince the patient of their ell elleyroTht! woßt ett,es of RilSnws or Sick Head Aebs are reasayed by a sinAledoce. and in n mach ,horter thee lbw could.be credited, ha: front experience. •The Pro prietaf tsiin.c it proper to re nark. they will he found not • will, Wart without pain oreneasinese,bat to leave the body, after 6etr immediate action ceases, free from that costive matte which geaerally trucceods vie operstioa of killitive me dici Sold Wholesale and Retail by 511.4 W and CO. on the iont.w.i . ), No. 64, St. Paul's Churc:i.yard, Loudon, Price Si...AL/ter bor. .• A CHALLENGE. MI3SSRS. CURRIE and CO. Rummel., late its bis Nlaiesty's service, challenge the whole, world to prove vinsie inmate wiser; tbcir Medicioe and Method of Cure have redid of t' le desired effect. The practice of NMI v year: in this particular branch of their profession, has sot ekes rise to nor isestsocessful Case. Tisey matinee to direct their studies to the treatment and ' care of Venereal Complaints, sod that Derangement of the System, w hich s the consequence °fele pernicious awl waste- I fuleffeets of a habit long anti most unhappily' permed by the Tooth of both sexes. lathe one it will he foetid to, be the unfailing .7,iinrce of balminess ; the other have its ravage. fa tally ileielopert to them b 3 a disti tiling state of debility, Which. if not timely remedied, terminatesiu impotence, These are its remote mid ultimate effects, while Coteumptioos, Leta of Muscular Paster, and various Nervous Complalats, usually characterize the earlier strips of this solitary site. Of per sons languishing ander the dinordem incident to melt a habit, their tresto.cot is sitopie, nod has never proved onsitecessful in the treatment of a limg e laborirow,and much extend. d prac tice. !tithe most Mediate and complicated eases of Vene real lafectioo, sorb as Obstructions is the Urethra, Spoiwy Lscresceucts. Hard Ttrauart, Callous Ulcers, Cruptiom, St adia! Weskoen, Glees. to also ST RICIV RES, Wimare recent or or long duration, and which have halms the *lll of oeler f iaciisomers, are, by their present improved plus of tteitment, effectually and permanently cured, a.i. out At portico% rode ring the excruciating pain and alarming It morrhage bid, frequently folloN 3 the application „f the lo' SU rustic. lo the course of twenty rears exclusive practkvf In tide met ninon+, Othaerous tamp of Strictures have hero aid are daily miner their cafe, Ike total eradicatims of w hich ark effected by a .aft certain , and expeditions mule of practice; toperior at,y Allier yet adopted. Toe weakness, rvfaish *ion, and proceeding Irma ihi4 earn:44li* :bra Apo. dill ram wish:, and the patient restored to ittund and EIIpsIMIII health. Hut where the debility bas for years e i4ed, a ro per pereA ranee is their reenfative reitedies. after a Stele tune has beca de.troyesl. is ladispensobly requisite to ri rive the •kunlicriog sparks of Life, and to re-sal:nate the Cousti. tut on. Messrs. Ccr-ie aid Co. tray be consulted by either ies %Orlin greakit delicacy, secrecy, ao4 honour, at their house, No. 107, liatton Gorden. Patients in the Country are vegetated to of ntr the particu lar of their rw.e, age, and general habit of eitel enclosing a remittance for advice mail ine.tiri,ws, when or, same be given or trot 111 nay part uf the kingtititn. 'fa e& lore that Kerrey to esopothit to heir sodertakioc, the post* age of hileirsomy be added io the accohit for uiediciar. , 9th Jew, 1a49-1111. Limbo Ueda,. • • •••;. 1 .•.•.. t p /tan?'" Colbert". Condeit-strect, a tri=, or • , Edinburgh; and W o rm - at/rio. I. EMOIRESiIe is CO MTESSE de LICII. 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CORK autti 4 Elol3lltEWl)o:4T gOACH KS ' (roar the dV.Lh'SAVill9r, • 1 4 /31);ATE- if ILI., curl Illsailag at Lialf.aast Pier 'Mack. through Barnet, - Hatfield. Welwyn, Steveusee. Mattock, Hyggietwade, Is .tua, Hu4slen. Stam'brd . . (Icecap'', Coll...worth, Grantham. jiewark. Retßusl, Honrsofer, Perry bri yes and Tadcaster. Every exertion has and will be made to reader this the best ronveyaece on the North Road. N. E. By this conveyance Pas.engers mil Pircele are for warded to Edieburgh and all parts of the North of Eng. lashd. • •. • Uncommon elseap Travelling by the omm:rein! Op preittms SAL'S/WRY - COACH. agermieni at Ilalf-oast Three. from the ELL SA V E. Inside Fare. to Salis bury, les. only ; OuNidi H.. yid. only t and all &Nall Parcel under one pound welhe lid. onts for Carriage. Aral to charge 1, for h o Poole, through Pordlt4bWdae, Ring. , Weal. - and Whab. .1, afternoon. at Half-put TlLee ; In 'tide Fare to Poole, 2;s. Ife. lid. od , w Aka is nearly SOs. cheaper than the l'oole MJii, at *dt as per formed la dearly the rum time. No cllarge whatever for booking of Parcels. cm.ch_o,4" at, diebottwo of the 1341 Savote Tot Wit sheleft-band, ttjrough the second Usteway.. SA LUDGATE-HILL. ND, •11.0shfort, *'w, &Cheap Camcbra, carry only fore insides, re the SOUTHEND, through Wiwi, Rum ireatmeni; Wichford, and ilaittlewell. -niag at Half-.past Nine, call. at (be TH RE lk 4 BLUE BOAR INNS. WHIPECHAPEL. by.l.duard_Pmekter lad Co. • iorharge whateverfor booking Parcel% Pareagenl and also hooked at this Whitt Rear. Piccadill •• • lihrotivaillit Cheap Ttateilir6 by the C-iiiiesirrial Op position A:kLISSUIIY COACH. effeminate at Ifr.lf-past 'Three, from the HELL S' VA GE. Inside Fare r.) Salis bury. 16.. only, Outride 10, ti.'.. ally ; and all small Parcels order one pound weight 64. only for and on charge for borikiug. Alm to Pork. through. i ord .•!,ridge.' Ring wooct. an 4 Wimbourn, afternoon, nt Half-I.lst T ree ; In. ride leare to Poole, 275. Only, Outside 164. 64. only. which is neady Jos. chewer than the Poole Mad, as wed as per. 'fanned in nearly the 'nine tame. No Allege srbatever for booking or Parcels. CoachrOlice q the bottom of the Bell Savage Teed hr left' had, through the second Ontewity. NitoroL =go Ilturroi, and BATH• new and illegast COACHES, with Gaud throughout, nod the Coach HI Bath withoitt changing front the BILL SA V LU Cl• (SATE-1111.1.4 tvery I:vetting at Holf-ptsl Five o'Ck'tk, te the CAS'!' 11 and BALI., r. I'rlL4 and SWAN INS, MAR YPORT-STREBT, BRISTOL. • Paesengers aad.PArrels t visaed at tee Three kings, and White Bear Inas, P.ceadillv. N. B. Traallest by fhb ilenteh have One Hour, td and fr 4:11 Bristol and Lundott (at 11.itt.), for Pleasure or DUI RN'. •• • No charge whatever fur booking Parcels for this ..aoach tt the Bell !lasage. ••• Unelativion Cheap ?raven* by the Commertial rouition 841.1iBUR I 170ACII, afieriesoes at 11.11 f-pat force, frail the BELL NA V AGIE. Pare to Malts burs, 16s. eel Outside 10% tid. only t and Lill swill Parcili under one pohnif weight 61. only for earfitge. and nd charge fur booking. Also to Poole, thlrough rindiagnridge, Ring wood, and, Witnhoaro, afterauon, at I.lalf-past Three; lit 4de Fare to Poole, Vs. nub, OatsidUlal.6d. Daly; which is 'early Ws: cheaper thou t Poole Mail, as well as per •foresed in nearly the same time. No charge whatever for hooking of Parcels. (3 Coacb-OJice at the botto:is of the Salim Yard on the kft 11:t2A, throw:A the vets. SIK • r".. erA i^t.14 . 411 I' infol. . SV.) , rtv'tefil- UNDY. It • Ell (: E. UNION COACHLS. PUtILIC are reapertheitrinformed, the JL UNIO4 'COACH will be readiest by a Now Set of Propreetcri, toad nill erminwure ramikar from tne Bell karate, Ludgate-hilt, on !.; AtUtt Y nett, the 17th inst. and fur the prevent. will amniotic Sq rum treat the Bell Save every Wedaesdaw and intarday afternoons, at half past 'run o'rluet • sad frail inc . :kisses /kr Btrsocl. every SandaypToiolay, and l'harvio), at Twelve clock, and (rata the Swam las, at Witottaii, , ,ai liteve• o'clock at Nuns. $L - Performed by. HAt WARD, PROMTER, and Co. Stroodwirdfithmelll.lfol. Col ' 4 It) :Arent tiLKl'Lhallka.. The fullowiag Restorative Medicine is lir ate al ....a la; air is • he said and recommended i lli mod) of the Earulty FOR NJ:F{I'OGS 1)1SOft F:ito AND IN WARD Dm 1r; , . i al& Memory, Feeblesesh imams of -Sight. Horrors of the Miod, sets of tlie*Raek and Goias, Paralytic Oomplaiiits, 1111 0 rt.: , Ate. KR*4 REiTORA Erg IIiILSAMIC PI 1.1. A. Cseatiemen pad others am informed that they may supplied with this valuable Medicine on sending their by Coartiaro or Newsmen, or by inclining 'Casa is a slialt Parcel directed to Wade, No. 13, Old Rued street, Loudon, fat *kith purpose coapkte parking boxes are provided for sending it with smarty Is any part of the • king on,, Ireland, Sc3tlaud, &e. HUNTER'S RtZTORATIVII BALSAM', fer restoriag and its igaratiag the *orating' ions of pr ides, weakened and debilitated by a coons of dissipated plea sores, or 'stead by any ether ewes. hasty day produced fresh accounts of the singular success of this invaluable Resin.. ratite Medicine, and many Gentlemen have been candid asmsgh to devise, that it bas succeeded in cases when every other - Medicine proved inereetval. • s • Gentleman' of the Ira distinction in this kiagidora, alt well as others, whose Retinas were hro i ken aid debili- F tater!, have experietfeYd the good effeets of thls Ilkiannadi v e Medicine. hot Nerves, Disorders, Procced ii !:glr cues sive drinking, dissipated pleasures, ibe im e use of sos, or from whatever occasion great debility mid relaxation -of the solids, a better and safer medicine caveat be lakes.— ?limbers oho had undergoes, too powerful manes of sera . airy (that bane of bealni), which reduced 'than to a state miserable ealttesce. received the inmost besetit from thus 4 : es, , for after lam of h sod riper. tiler bap pity regained their fallacy. . roe pains in the bark and lobs. ifeeti and seminal perhaps than is met say Medicine to pabile or p practice w Writhes been so , successful. . Gentlemen from she UK and ,iresb ladies, whose baits wire relaxed by the heat of those climates, have received great beeedt from !Nis alliditial, swell as Aims betn to the strati i and Navy Whose coratitutiuta were itailattf • by hard sers i ces , the rations changes of climate, tte: , Remo far advasord lu year. should fiequeotly take a gew tioxes of this Restorative, which will atuasingty ilrengtben dorm, be the wears of prevailing various air. pater 4 1 ja sone sseatureptard aftatabt the r..rageo of time. This It ratite may be taken with great mkt., by bete ries, at my mama of the yam, 'knout reatiaini 11( cija4 11•Bii:Cli I. . . - !Cabinet U bitter redlbtll from a Gestleutan. . t to the=cy of the tteitoratiire in my nem , . ins, I bid m)sflf in I untaner sneratefait. if • not acknusimigt the great benefit I received. when I=ze,atber Medieben bad been tried VI no purpose; ands iiiihateck I base bees in the habit of acquiriag so sissall,knuwiedee in tat physirai say, 1 mast se.), fi at I I li ve lot.met- with m r y. ding egad to Maiden Restorative . • • il late.—This Restorative is prepamd is pus, which pre date odre pavie.vi,ast! of, effects than all t h e- intermit laws ; the hucr parts of, the Balsam ate don better pre aseveii. DtWade's Medicine Wanchoesese No. 19, Old 4aad tl Ito. 157, Ileetdafreett Fw F. Newberry aed boa at. 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