The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-28 00:00:00

No. 11 PA ri LION &tabHAM he Right )I Til FS preseat Drc. 49, In le (ohirif time L" ONIRRES bei, a charatireiwit Mituature, oreourtoiri Actioo.—(Third to one Ai. Qt.cA N Efts ; II diet Divert limn* or A Visit *none of the Evening 4644. to eotichole mime, (sited Ttl got). Egmo. Rot Doors opened preeivell. Iterood Prireat `I. R. FAmehtriaa , IN a PRIV: A. or , e-pectibll the Family of rtwtd. . it t NY GL:N' and pisaesa Stir , ituend.tmr a hr,otareinh A; at %Ir. Wrixat's, PROTEsTANT DISSENTERS' AL. SPINACK and ANNUAL. Rr.GINTER, for 1810. 114% ta eoppeq.lenee of its rapid ale. beer recently nut •f l'rio , . tho Frtemis et this Ucwlertaking arr reyectfullv Worm, cl dem ft NEW EDITION. meth lopreted. ".ay be had of NTillnltt and Smith. *.ud 11. Crash% sal Cc !Ito tin ten'-coart; W. Bette" 1. Borslitt, sad ti 'e and t anis. P.c-raostee-ssor; T. Cowin, Beeklershery; ao.I all other Booksellers. MEsSSRS. LONGMAN and Co. No. 1. Nor.. tilt-Or-on. Strand. revert full Whims • heir Friends and the Public in general, they halve for sale a ato. k of `...ire Ol.l) PORT. Vintage i Ut, upwards of two mean io bunt. at XIII) per pipe, Us. per dozen. Fine eIL crust ••d Pm, at Os. Superior pale Sherry, and all other French and Fa reWs Wines and Spirits equally rem. Amble. aid of web a so pedar quality, as will do the purchasers justice asi them. arises credit. ESTATES IN DEVONSIIIIIE AND SOMERSET SHIM TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At sh• New Loudon Inn, Exeter. on Itatunhiv, the 6th day o' January neat, at One &Clock, in Luts (u:Aess previoally disposed of). riIHE MANOR of UPLOWMAN, with sere. R_ ea! Estatcs there, and in gatoprord Peveretl, near Tiverton, Devon. Also the Rectory of Kiogstoo Sityinnor, %.nser.•tshire. For PArtiralary apply to Mr. Twinkle. SOO/or. or, to Meters. Weed aid Stroole. Solicitors. liver- Ono. TO THE NIANUFAC run ER% OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. WII ER a Contraband Trade, Louvery alarming extent, has for WOW time been carried nth and it is feared is rapidly increasing. by which, not only the Resenue is greatls inland, hut the Interests of the liritish hlartylitctorery are materially Welled, of %shied, inronfro rati le proof can be adduced I it hits thererore been deemed advisable to cimvene a M CETI tO OF Tor M i" ‘CTIVR CMS Or vimTtlß UwaT►.n Ktstcno 4? for the porno- ye of taking into eansideratim this al inning and extensile evasion of thelleve nue DUI., and of the measures it may he necessary to lake, in order In put a plop to the numerous abuses which es IA in that mptet--the prevalence, and probable increase of winch, thrr.itt.... the Wet minriony eitascijueaces to the Mansfactur ing Intereets of the Kingeim. Netter as uangay (liras, That a Mei:vino of the llemarfottarere of Ilk United Kingdom. will he held al the CittiWlF ant Auction Tavern, la the Strom!, on frien•q the 7.1 das of Joan:Try, nest ( 1 4141. ht order to receive Welt isifortnation ion this important Settle:4, as A ill then be tiid before the Meeting, and to take trio conyidenttion the aees.sity of applying to Parliament for the pro f•ction of &Wive Monocrat-Infers against the venttlitrming Contraband Tr isle. b. /ace rice so materially injured, and may. if a timely stop h.• mot put to the progress of the evil, be alit mat"ls greater deteriorated. Cony-sunicatiotis on this i.^portaut Subject, addressed to the Agent and Solicitor fur the " Brilith Nanwfrenterers," at the Oilice of Tit aSI AT: -Sy AN, I% ill meet with due /wen tit TO THE PRONW:TORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. 11.‘DI6S ARO GENTI.I[IIICI, ~ ll li E favouratle reception I hare met with do ring my p Ca..vari, induces me m It respectfully/ in hermit a Cosmonaut:re/ v..er support, which cannot f.ail of etweeirg me that Seeress of h;• *I I have at pretest the fairest prospect ; my Preteriviorit. in ‘. 4htinguished a Mark of your Kindeeia. are founded um. a service of upwards of twenty-two years le ledie. and a faithful and 7ealious chart: of my dots to the Company. Shout,' •VI now be pleased to confer rpm me th , . annourahle Ilistinetim of choosin, me to be one of goer Evecctit Heals, I will evii•or 185 . % ra .I.uilc. by devolieg flw whole of my time to lour important t;oneeros, mod nutke the Interests of the Company the governing Objecrbod Principle of my Conduct. 1 have the Honour to he. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged aad faithful humble Itervant, JOIIN BLADE \ TAYLOR. 40, De%onshireplace, Dec. 4J, 18.19. Colonel Taylor" Committee meet daily at the City of Lond.ln Tavern, where any kindly Communication will be tlutkfully received. A rLAs FIRE AND LiFF. ASSURANCL COMPANY OF LONDON. PIhNON4 who have assured at this Office are renssetted to t ire notice, that Policies expiring at Christmas-day nest. shorld be renewed at that period, or ttilhia Sheen slays thereafter. Person. *mime , of hirer:icing the amount of their As surances in ronsespience of the increased price of building ma terial+, ai informed, that au additional ex peace of Policies is toctirred at this Office. e following arc among the stlvintaites detiwid town ef fecting As arno.ces tit thi- Office. via. That Real is paid in case of Fin, without any additional Premium. That Farming ctnek is Mooted, widow nu average Muse, at 'N. per feet. per Notions. That &twinges h. lightning is made good. That Merchandige in the West inila flocks is Assured at 4, per fem. per Annum. And 1 hat Policies are lamed, std Rissiorseosents and Surveys made free of espeoce to the Assured. Printed Proposals may had, nu aprlication at the Offire, in London t or to the respective Alcestis in Eilinhorgh, 6lns ton Dublin. Bath. Ilirtstidy aid other Cities and principal Towns in the United hilted's. By Order at its Board HENRY OM: Chenpside, London, Ist Drce+:.tter, _ cheapness 11i rto un ittempted. Thnutli the editions Weir ptiblirked of tho Plays of oar intonortal Dratnativt, have been mammon beyond all prece dent, the P.oproliirs of this 1.011;ioa essapidor any apology fir addi. it ..ie number perfectly uuoecevoorv. Its inten tion in ttti.litratly lu facilitate and eatend the knots ledge of al whom t:naland has just mamba to be prised ; nog heee - --works are such As sm.:, ter Man we Muse can praise toe much. rondos s Priate.. for !wls.- rd H des, Piccadilly t and them • ,d, Neel, sad Jutxti, Paserunster.row ; and .old by every Stationer. and Newsman in the United K ingdom. Just pehlisned. Piece ARCANA ; or, the PRINCIPLES of the late PETITIONERS to PARLIAMENT. for Relief le the Matter of Subscription. la ei g ht Letters to a Friead. By the late Rey. ROIL. ROM SON, of Cambridge. Letter L. emedeer ia Cootraversy. • thrifprinity in Religion. S. The Right of Private Judgment. 4. Civil Ifitgistrary. 5. Innovation. 6. Orthodoxy. 7. Penerutioe. 8. Sophistry Printed for Crosby ad Co. Statioeers'-court t nod W. vIRWSPAPER ANI) ADVERTISING OFFICE. m.‘R,TIN, No. 8, Corishill, Loudon, • Newspaper Agent, for Town and Cassairv, mom respectfully begs to inform hi. Friend, and the Public in ge neral, that he hn. removed his Once a-above where he con tinues to sell ;sod deliver all the folliming Pa pers: in Town, and forwards theist, with the gr.aten regularity, to any part of the United Kiagdool. Postage free. Morning Papers. Seamen:Papers. 3 Dap a W e ek. The rum I The Courier I London Packet Morning Chronick 1 The Statesman I undue Chronicle M intim 'Jerald Globe Eveithig Mail British Pre.* Pilot I General Evening Post Morn ng Post Stair Commercial Chronicle The Public Ledger Sun English Chronide Morning Advertiser I Traveller. I St. James's Chronicle. The Day. Hirsh., Marriages, Deaths, Paragraphs, and till Kati& ofAdtertiseinenhi, irwrrted is ally of the above PM.. WHEN PROFEiSIONAL MEN of Edo. ratios and Responsibility deviate fr on the general system. by she selection of *particular branch, the sauo•tioo of lon continued memo is the - best criterion of superiority. Fourteen team have we devoted oar practice to the exclu sive treatment of two disorders. and tlw succesall molt of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppo4e, as far as we are able, toe ravages of those cninplainis which are the moat important in the catalogue of human infirmities. Alter initiation into ever) branch of Prettier, we coo templated the •uferit►gs of Siphylitie and Debilitates! Patients. and formed ais ish tin rescue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the egit,lly dan4erous precipitancy of ge- Prisetitioaers. _ . _ The Disorders, to the cure of which we have devoted oar attention, comprise every species of Vasestal !a .bon s whe ther of • receipt or long aeration. Secondly, all kinds of De bilits, whether arising from the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences armature age. • Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste is t h e see nssres of a simple (lisaorrhies, and it nut oafreqeently happens that the weds of life are p.nsuned by the indiscretiou of an unguarded hour. By • superior method, 'wit complaints We easily cared. and em where others have failed, we trust that we may pre-, some to over 4 radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress is this Disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, from an iodolgence to a %gingery Vice, or the prevakm; pieties of a Fashionable Lite, acquire that state of Debility w Inch is time awaroidaele conceqiw ee of web perakinea habits. When the asolsappy sufferer broods our his misery, but carefully cmiceals Ins misfortune. if tat be same comolatism fur him to know, swat %DA...sorb it a daub , nr uncertainty with Other prueiLionert, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of morstration, is the ac quirement of our e ir.rience. If the rites of Bacchus or Vents. have began to reduce manly vigoor, inue,h nutlet, will be prevesitcd by no early counteraction of this languid state, and in thesecams au great difficulty will occur. But Waco t.ns deficiency has for years existed. a proper perseverance is indispetnibli requisite to revive the slumber ing sparks of life, and to re-animate the Constitution. The seems which is sn essential to our undertaking, and the qualifications which we personae to state, form sue basis of our pretrusionst and in coincidence with such, this inti malign is given, that Messrs. LEIGH and CO. may br con sulted persisted's, iw by Muer, inclosing a Bank Note, at their I I nose, No. 29, Arundel-Street, strand, war Temple Bar. There is its additional rutrauce iii Water-street adjoieing, and the name is on both doors. A Diploma from the Royal College of %ream in Loa and Testimonials (nn the Inuit eminent Plysicialo and Lemuel.% of regular education and aoiiituous attention to the bludieb of every branch of the Protroinn, are open to the itepection of every enquirer, and constitute a (air grouted it that success with which we have hitherto bred buisaired. 1:. l.t lt4l 0..il CO. Solt/moos. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CUILRIE and CO. surgeons, late in his %laiesty's service, challenge the whole world to prose a single 'isomer where their Medicine and Method of Cure Islive rained Cie desired elect. The practice of malty years in this particular branch of their proksonoit, bas tot gibes rise to one unsuccessful Case. They contiime to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complnints, and that lierangesseist of the System, which is the coosequeore of the pernicium and waste ful riseN of a habit los* and most unimpey pur•urd by the youth of both sexes. !tithe our it will found to be ties unfailing source of barrenness ; the ether have its ravage. fn tally 'developed to them bs a distresses" shoe of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while Consumptions, Lose of Muscular Power, and various Nmows Complaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per sons languish* wider the disorders incident to % Lic h a habit, their Mahout is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the mane of a Wag, laborious, and much esteeded prac tice. In the must 'Motivate and complicated cases of Vene real [erection, such as Obstructiow to the Urethra. Spnegy Excrescences. Hard Turneurs ' Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se minal Weakens, Oleos, as also STRIC FUR ES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have IsaAled like skill of sitherPmetitioners. are, by their prevent unproved plan 'f treatment, effectually and permanently cured; with out the patient laterals t bee acreciat ing preened alarming he morrhage which freqeently follows the application of she Is unrealistic. In the course of twenty years exdoivejireetice in this metrupalis, numerous eases or Strictures have been nod are daily under their cent, the total eradication of which are *reed by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode sif practke, 'aperitif to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relax& tido, nod debility proceeding futon this complaint, :.re spee dily removed, and the patient restored to sound mid villanius health. But where the debility has for years existed, a pro per penieveraoce in their resinrative remedies, after a Stric ture has been dcenived, is indopewahls requisite to revive the Weathering sparks of Life, and to m-animate the Coma Several N ontikesm and Cittertess Re of the Aro respect ability, have bees ender the cure iit Messrs. CURB 1E and CO. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Stric tures. etc. ; and having merited a radical and permitter), Cure, particularly requested that refereuces might be wide to them, as satisfactuiy evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. CURRIE and CO's plan of treatment. Many of I these Gentlemen have had strictuers from 10 to 20 veil'!, and had been under the care of Maui. Home, Ilrivisides. and ' ether Surge. 's. of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by he applue.ttion a the Imaar Cnustic, without success. Moors. Currie and Co. 111.1% be comulted by either ses us ills the greatest delicacs , s-crecy, and honour, at their hour`, Hanna tiardirii. P.ltlento the Connery are requeited In stote the portico. lan of their car, nice, and general habit of living, itc. certioos, by per severing and manly conduct, and, above all, by the judicious and truly houourable demamour of those jentlesnen who formed the private Committee. He (Mr. U.) considered that the least those who were there aasembled could do, would be to perform that, which would, he was conscious, be a cheer ful duty, to give their hearty thanks to the Coat mines, and therefore he proposed their healths," which were drank with three times three. Sir THOMAS BARVOR rose, and in a verrappre priate speech shortly detailing the circumstaoses that had occurred during the contest in whish the Corn Growers bad been engaged, said, that be, as well as those other gentlemeo who co-operated with him, had no other object in view than the ire. tercet of the community, and considering thae -be sides the illegality of the conduct of the Merchants, their measures were prejudicial to the Landed In terest, and•consequently to the people at tarp, for the reasons which, is the courts of law, had been amply stated, he was induced to actopt this situation of Chairman in that Committee, art th earnest solicitation of the Cora Growers, !sod was to him groat pleasure to 6041 their exerti bad been cruwoed with sucrose, sad had übtaieed the apprubedsn a the Levraist/qttereioeer Sir Thomas then, with that characteristic libera lity which, during the whole contest, has particu.. larly noted his conduct, although nut losing sight rt. of thefortiter in re, still uniting the suariter its mode, gave the following sentiment May the oecnrrenees which occasioned the recent dispute between the Gr. owns and Mayen of Corn. henceforth be bu ried is oblivion, and soy we cow kgriuouy again prevail which hitherto existed swoops i,ie .1. Mr. FaLt.owes rose, and expressed the same sentiments as those just delivered by the Chairman. The Chairman then gave-- Posp..rity anti happiness to that best part of the communi ty, the honest and irktiutrium, pour [lines 9. The health of that dignified character who has ever proved himself the true friend of the Farmer, Timms William Coke, and also of thole other Gentlemen who form th• Norfolk Agricultural Sock'', with thanks to than fur the subscription to the fund raised by the Corn Growers to pay their legal expences.—Thr es times three. The health of 'air John Sobright. Long Leases and good Tenaati. May oar Chisels become Soldiers when necenary, and may oar Suldien 1104 M become Citisem. The-health of Mr. Thomas tilting, of Ashwell. thorpe, was proposed and drank with three hearty cheers, and thanks given to that gentleman, td w h ose un common exertions, in the first instance, in a great measure, was to be attributed the success. ful termination of the contest in which the Laud Occupiers had been engaged. Kr. UTTING, in an animated reply, returned Ms thanks for that mark of approbation which had been conferred on him by his friend*. His ob serval, that he ever was and ever should continuo stedfastly attached to the Landed Interest, and ■ore particularly to the interests of the comae. nity. He had been guided in his motives from a principle which told him it was his duty to act u he had dune, and to hod his conduct had merited approbation was a sufficient remuneration for his •xertivas.—He then proposed, as a toast; May those who would illegality deprive others of their jest righb, ever be defeated is their attempts. which was drank with great applause. The health of Mr. J. Howlett, of Hethersett (although it had been drank with those of the Committee, of which that gentleman isa member), was then proposed, because his strenuous exertions had greatly aided in obtaining, the first meeting of the Corn Growers ; and because his general con. duct ever since had proved him to be a trite friend to the farmer. This toast was drank with ;treat applause, as were other sentiments and he.lU:►s. We trust that the sentiments expressed t►► this meeting (again proffering that hand of friendship wbici► has, iii every instance, so liberally and no. bly been held forth to the Merchants) will be this 'vivant of cementing more closely those bonds of private friends :ip which, fors littletime, were!orit suer- the the me confides ,- *Antis be. 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NF.WCASTLE-STRAIT e lOtwarkire for Prete. le Ode Yolome Deolocinsi. /VFW STATE LOTTERY, to be draw* is AFIBTING OF lattrtk ftgaPlllll4llP • V STRAND. ~. . . . . r AUTHORITY , and LlCrrniEllt A t i r i the gir° o ß p ir WA eT t lt hl ln it s r44 • E `pier llt If Hero4e Pit k.Rph:Ettf,%;l3 .1.1 Mt Day, 14th Feta: f riar!. 4. 4 . . -•.1116..... ' ..'t •". , I Inn. she LORD CHAMBERLAIN. . from Mr. AP 91111.1E1N. hi Towa, talus Frterd AP DA- 4 ' 420 • 000 %.* k 0 : . .. T stet EVENING, DoC. 28, Fridsiy, VIES. in the Coe err , I.:terstreen with Notes. 4 By TIIOMAS ?FCC. IS - i and Saturday. Dec. 30...hv win of Pre - Subscriptions taken is by tie Antit•-r, No. 111, Clseapskle ; * • this •zeasant. a•Serio-Comic Caprices. called m e b y th e pr i nc i pa l iin ii iii c i si t i b l st ir Ki ngr g nin . 20 he One Volume Octavo, 44 **air series af•Stearey add Madeinery in 1- Prier's. ' 96 manie4 b,- n° lll 7"*alt ips : si d l*ln ' thre MARM ( ON TRAVESTIC, a Tale of•Moderu Tinsels. 4,8030 . 1 . J than), n New maw Bariesen. _ — _ . bad two objects lie view, that if et if " ...Pidefolilar Ilegralrim. rolled TN I: . 5,000 Prizes. amass. itueinte i Mod with their enadkatert Sid lies staa•csr Doren. (15th time) the DUTCH COMMISSONER S. This Lottery_ is sow theme,. Plans the Witt it eidelms to celebrate the esetourableseileeleit Mak ornament, cailei LarLE RED RIDING • This Day trait peliiishel s Prior 35., . may of 5,000 Nombre Orme Ise UM lorkeivo) s Imtliesso Vista , 111 milt Gat 41111110 . rolra. •In Or S OME Oheetvations cm the Statement lid Eye- are p our 'rick e t s a en d i y aw i ng w hi c h w ill b e ~,,impy as m tirdeabge, painsli, tit esigase stilbe rennitg a Brawl Mislay of FAlnemeina Ezer- some ka the FOURTII 'IMPORT, . presented to the entitled to whateeti Prise is era ' ss amidst eiMb s' deo ey a costae wimp.. an bergn so4= l : b r Iti'le with itkb *awl lie PVidor Paolo' HAUS F t of C OLON S , from the Coomeitteeim the PUB- for Minuses., if Ns. I should beam,. • figide - II ii FROZEN MOUNTAIN I or, Maria - LI C KEPFNIMITUR F.. emstaltdog an Rumination Into the four Ticketsof that Number will each be In I core at Norwich Market ; a lielltellt the (Nindeet and Troseaseibies of libe COMMISSIONERS Xit.l,ooll making, io the whole. .11 1 4400 - by a coeshisollios of tbe noillibildilliVat 40%, 4. i !BLitt.; Gallery. is. for DUTCH P 111314.. Shares will be eetidert to their Prteertleas, law bed deelseed Illegal and ethieh 1/o&1/o& iliallb. lat half-past Five, and begin at half -- pat SIX By JOSEPH CLAYTON JENNIN GS, E sq. Ticket% and Sharesitre ea Sado at aN the (r4 lll. , 44jesdee n r b ameir Lianthi the "' N 't I luer b i " "p AlM itieteimitortAw. Civil se _ k'ASHI ON ABLE GLOP TH4S I ON Atka ATV AN O r eel" After al" Ilee ir.. . 40 .; 'so at half-past Night. TAGEOUS TSARS. Nallegilliellw . .T . 1 67 .-N " - • ^ 41 4 1 1 riaa Tattiest tsy able Masters, fro. .11mktitil .." = ai ti:ll l% alir sit . 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Corohill, Fetter-lane), hart% as hand a large qtmatity of CLOT , we ll Th um . who was thou uoaa i thmod . , V , 'ATE VAMILY, a GENTLEMAN oPPueite the R O .l l l l Eackleor t arid., Ridgway, Piccadilly. purchased BEFORE the very great ADVANCE, is enabled bility witty be accommodated wt. ; Board and _ to supply Gentlemen with Clothes, at the prices below (for to take t he same situation : th an eleven (imished First Floor nods, iu SHAESPEARE IN MINIATURE. . ready monty), weeming them the Quality of Cloth, the Fa- The King. shier and Workmauship, camas be exceeded, of which they The Queen and Family. an Artist, No. 64,, Newnian-street, Oxrd- SHARPE's EDITION. may be satistl•si, by inspection, a great variety of Woollen Prosperity to Agriculture-three times three. This Day was published, Cloths,:uwlevery article in the aboveSt ouch being al vrayskept. 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