The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-25 00:00:00

~, 1. , " Frogs Ike LONDON GAZE77 I E ) Ocr. 24. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 1 s'hr-04ire. Oa. 21, 1809. HIS %lA.iESTY bas been pleased to appoint lIEUTEN ANT-GENERALS Robert Donhin, James Balfour. Sir James Dere, Knight, Henry Lord Mutgraye. Criee Blokes's , . To he GENERALS iu Atiar. AJOB-GLNEBALS Genre* Elliot. Baldwin tolghton. Richard Chapman, John Conin e Richyrd Armokong. John Murray. Sir Charles Green. Baronet, William St. Leger, Richard Northey llopklns. Thomas Norte**. 'lobe LIEUTENANT-GENERALS in the Army. COLONELS , John Flamilton of the illst Font, • " • " 11,0'-ert Dudley Blake, en half-pay of the Bib Garrison Bat 'oboe, Jo bo Barnes, novo' Invalid Artillery', Robert Dines., Royal Artillery. lion. Robert M-ade, of the 11.1 Foot, sis. Ilionstoe, of the MC, Foot, John Prioie. of the 6th Dragonot, George Michell, no half-pat of the 41st Light Dragoons, Thoirns i•f the Nth West India Regiment, John Macknot, of the Ro at Artillery. Walter Cliffe. i:n half-pay of the 9th Foot, Wm. Wyoyarl, of the Rival West India Ranters, Alexander Wool, nn half-pay of the 120th Foot, Alexander Diro:n, of the 11th Pont. A othony Loynd, on half-pay ofthe 51th Pont, l'homas Bari of Llgia, oo half-pay of a Regiment of Fen e;blp., John Fold of Breadalbithe, on half-pay of a Regiment• of Fe:tiblet, John Slade, of the Istnragnons, Wm. Speocer, on half-pay of the tjd I.ight Dragoon', Samael Graham, of the 27th Foot, James dichoteooiert, of the 64th Foot. Frederic Augaltus Wetherell, of the Noy* Scotia Feacibles. Wm. W rhea, of the tale Royal Irish Artillery, John Daniel Arthin. ditto, Win. Bnellariao, ditto, Hounurable Wm. Lumley, on half-pay of the 31 Garrison Battalion, Robert Brereton. of the 6!d Font, Moore Disney.of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, John Mackenzie, on half-pay of the 78th Fool, Alex. Graham Stirling, on half pay of the IYid Foot, Atha. Thatani, attn. llst Foot, Joita Michel, on half pay of the 11th Light Dragoons, To be NI AJOR-C EN Elt AI.S in the Army. • LIF.UTEN ANT-COLONF.I44 Harry Chester, of the Coldstream Post Guards, Francis William Grant, on the half-pay of the 2d Argyll Feocibl s. Elmo Lloyd, of the i 7th Light Dragon's, C. Duncan Drum n..nd e of the 21th Foot, Matthew Shortie. on half-pa. of the 98th Light Dragoons, Johu LindsaN. nn haV-pay of the 46th Font. David 1.. Tie.liag Weddritigton, on half-pay of the 17th Coot. Ritlsord Blom, of the 3tl Font, Ile w e Bayley, of the Coldstream Font Guards, Biehani INN., of ditto, FT•anci, Slater Rebow, of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, G•nree Leigh, of the 10th Light - Dragoons ' Geroge Stracey Smith, of the Id Clorristso Battalion, *Willi on (laved, of the 15th Pool. 1140. F. M. P.i.enliain. of the 7th Foot, Heuer APKinoim, of tie Coldstream Regiment of Foot (lauds, Bir Thomas Richard Dyer, Baronet, of the Royal York Non.-ers, James IY,nch, of the 4th Foot, Robert Iloilo GilleTie,_of the 25th Light Dragoon', IH•sery Cow GIN of the Royal Regiment, Joseph Baird, of the 89d Foot, Walimo Wheatley, of the Ist Foot Guards. William if•nry Pringle, lospectiug Field Of f icer of Militia is Cot.aea, Janes Flare, of the 224 Dr goons, Olivet Thomas Jont , .of the 14th Light Drazootr, Philip K. Skiiiner, of the 56th Foot, T., be COLONELS in the Army. Lientenaot-Colanel Andrew Rosa, of th• 70th Foot, Tube AID-DE-CAMP to the King. M AJORS John Potter !I ungton e of the 4th Garrison Battalion, J 11111•-, of the sth Dratoon (ivards, Bohan Shore. of the 4th Dragoons, Jame. R. Coati. , , of toe ti9th Foot, Johi,so of the 17th Foot, Philip Yaamorel, ef the 30th Foot. Carendisn Stint, of the 39th Foot, Franck or the Xi Dragon° Gua-ds, 341,es Magra' h. or the 3d Garrison Battalion. Dartah, of the `list Feint, To be LI EU fENANT-COLONELS in the Army. CAPTAINS. I. S. Ridge, of the 47th Foot, Emir Bonbon.. of the 7th Dragoon Grartio, of the Coldstream Guards, Wiliam Fraser, of the 63th Font, I. T. Prentice. of the Capelleglaseate Westropp , of the Royal Marines, Be Villicy. of the Riyal Foreign Artilkry, John Edwards, of the 80th Foot, Prier Robins, of the tth Felt, Arthur NVilkinowt, of the 19th Foot, John Goodridge, of the eld Foot, pirlip Dorvillr. of the Ist Dragons, John Cu , rey, of the 6th root, Charles O'Gorman, of the 18th Foot. To be MAJORS in the Army. r -s+~: .<<~.r" BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. IT. Smith and J. Dolton, Charles-street. Middlesex-hospi tal, coach-mikers,rom Oct. 21 to Dec. P. D. Robertson, livebury-square, wise-merchant, Irmo Oct. 21 to Dec. 9. BANKRUPTS. J. Robson, Bishop Weannouth, Dnrham, ship-huilder, to san-micr Nov. 11. 15, Dec. 5, ot the Bridge Tim Bi.hop We ,rionoth. Attorney, Mr. Blakistun, Sy:mood's-inn, Lou don. n. sh o w, Barnsley, Yorkshire. merrer, Nov. 9,4. Der.s, at, the White Be tr, linnoley. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, tare} , t 'lotto 1-g-trden, London. J. Riess. Li ve r o ool. grocer, Nov. 16, 17, Dee. 5. at the Clot* Tavern. Liverpool. Attorules. Meters. Cooper said Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chaswers-laoe Loudon. S. France, Liverpool, butcher, Nov. 14.14 Der. 5. at the Globe rovetn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Blackstock. St. Mildred'.-couvt„ Poultry. A. Niter. 1.01 e., Devurvravastier. Oct. Nev. 7, Dee. 5, at the ;;lobe Tavern, Eseter. Attorney, Mr. Wil liams, Atestia friars, hoodoo. R. boat, Nottingtottn. mercer, Nov. 1,2, Dec. 5. at the Rno Inn, Nottingham. Attu:nits, Mews. Kinderley and Co. Gray's-lon-Nunre, London. T. G. Alike-on, itto. 800 St. Ellantorn'. printer. Nov. 16, 17, Dee. , t the Greyh.mnd Inn, Bory. Attotney, Mr. Giles, 'treat Shire-lane, Loudon. C. Woodman, t - nesharo, Dario, aloe-merchant, Oct. 26, MI, Der. 3. t Lott:lon. Attornics, Mears. iry and Bedford, Bedford-row, London. The sloop Harriet, a trader, from Bristol to Milford, w ith many passengers on board, was a few evenings since overtaken by a violent gist of wind off the Crow Point, when the boon; suddenly swung round, and struck Captain Prosser over board, and all attempts to render hit* assistance proveil ineff.ctual. Ile was a very industrious man, and has left a widow and four children. We have to add another melancholy instance to the fatal effects of that much to be laniented . prac. sire of duelling. Yesterday morning Mr. r 3. *Sur geon in his M4jcstv's Navy, and Lieut. G. of the Guards, met on Winilrodon Common to decide in - affair of honour. Tho'first shuts failing in their cf. feet they hail recourse to the second, when shuck ing t o re late. Mr. B. was shot dead on the spot, and Lient. G. so badly wounded that no holies are entertained of his recovery. The sconds im mediately absconded. The quarrel originated about a Lady why was not worth quarrelling • about. e r • I t iv • - To the EMIR of l'IlE STATESIZIN. Siw—As the General Orders which have bees issued for the gradually doing away the rank of "froop.Quarter-Masters in the British cavalry have been attributed, by seine of the Morning Papers, to the suggestions and exertions of Col. W Aauit, without wishing to deprive that Gentleman of the smallest particle of his merit or popularity, I beg, through the medium of your Paper, to state, that so far back as July, 1807, I laid before Go •vernment a statement of various frauds existing is that department, and in addition to which, in 1)c. cember last, I transmitted to the Secretary at War a Memorial of further matters on the same subject, all of which I was promised should be attended to, and w hich has been done by the Regulations of the 24th of June last ; consequently the saving to the Public in this branch of its finance, cannot be imputed to Mr. Wardle. Dover-Areet, Oct. 9.1,1g09. F. W. M. COMPLeIINT OF P. G. P. ...mMIIIMIPIn... Otte day last week, we received a I.!lter, signed P. G. P. in elo.in aft a d'elprit, entitled " a rarody .w lianas(' Soli lorry." The celebrated Soliloquy of Hamlet is io purodiednu alums( auy bahject, that it will not be deemed iuiposeiPc that two pers,ons should bare tocalitated a little " badinage . ' on the subject of Cetvettt-garden Theatre, by such a pa ob.. We had, in fact, by u 4, ss hen P.G. P.** ter was received, some Unit, parodying that Sulionlay, !n -ether with seseral others that may hereafter %year of tt►c II itches in ifacleth, and other segues from the immortal dart—buz, on the receipt of P. G. P..s lett?r, we, nut of mere eJa9.4 ll ent to a Currespondent, iucurpoeated ..is pro dtaetiva with tee likes we bad by us. It is probable, that bat fur his letter, and our wish to oblige hint, we should not have hero stimulated to give that Soliloquy which *prat ed iu our Paper of Ptisiay Sucu hailer, we all kuoss, stray be produced in is couple of Aours, *lath really was a larger portion of time Om was consumed by tite writer. Our Iteaders have, we Irma, raw iweu displeased with the trifle; tin: sorry we arc, that, w 19;• place of receiviag toe thatils of Mr. I'. G. P. a r have had the tnisfartaiie to fail under the seriaus displeasure of tnat tientleman. In a letter of nearly three full sides of toohcap, he vituperMes alum us with a de. rem of seventy which we conceive to be un merited. With the letter itielf, we have nut pace to trouble our Rea den. From the exordium, iii. P ii. appears to have be come our Correspondent, is cum - game of our .eputed impartiality. tie commodes, "Oa Thursday last, l scut " you wind l called a Parudy on Hamlet's Soliloquy—Oa " Saturday you inserted a non-des:rip' kind of iteing,mhicit " you calks a Siditopy—tae tint live hoes, and ulacr parts " copied laterally from mate—and the only good points " conic* I ran discover, copied verbatim from it—aahuut " acknowledging the me yuu had made of it. h out this " cause of complaint ? I therefole e.rperl 3uu a ill inenstdi " sixty inert en d iastrody—(Out upon this unlucky Paro dy, we almost swim' sic had never seed it thUtiel I " think it probabk me sr ill." The letter cam:lades with a feelminary tkaal from P. G. P. of what ui wdl do ►n the event of oar re/dial. uw to cuitridoe P. P. of our inip.irtiatity, we ►halt yield to his expectation by the insertion of ward " he colic a Parody," and of what he also calls oar " non-descrip'. For thus troubling OUi readers with a repeditialt of a few ephemeral liar:, it► tbeta-thee au eutarely uuimportant, tse entreat then iodulicucc,and fur which we venture to hupc, as can dour a the tole motive which inducts us thu., to intrude upon them. Amongst the very numerous communications, which we, in coiniunu with oilier eablic Prints, are in the CUILII.UIt ha bit of receivitsg, nineteen, at least, out of twenty, of every such communicatwn, einitatiu a rev/ere that we may make tech alterations or additions, as inav, in our judgment, ap pear advisable ; mid the lust:wets are not Jet', in which ee sobsequeutly receive the thauks of the Authors. We leave the public to decide whether P. G. P. has any reasonable cause of complaint. li ais fen desprit had fur its object to • itlicule from principle the conduct of the Pro prietors of Cosein fiardeo, we really think that we have 004 by the substitution of our non-descript, diminished deg effect intended to have been produced. If, however, P. G. P. is to be considered in the light only of one of " genus irritabile," we are not surprised at his angry letter, howcvergreatly we may lament the paramount ascendancy of his vanity over his judgment. P. G. i'. anticipates from as the " rotting up" of his production. In this he mistakes us neatly—we feel Battered and obli‘ed by every comounicatioo Cot is made to us. But to us the asked* and arrangement may surely hr conceded; unless the Cut. respoodeut inliwalu a desire for the specific insertion, or return of his communication. On the objects of one Joe bike and Covent Garden Theatre alone, we have recciveil some Aun ?reels of letters—from which we have selected such as i.l our judgment it appeared proper to publish. We received what P. G. P. ...ails his l'arody w ilts plea sore—and should feel equal pleasure in being hoooured with the future communications of P. G. P. PARttOY ON trAmuirs SOLILOQUY. To pay, or out to pay ? that is the queetiou— Whether Ifs nobler in the mind, to suffer The impositioo of insatiate hliumgers ; Or, to lake up arms against the innovation, And, by opposing, end it? To pay T--it shilling, 'Tits no 'Lore ;—and by that, to say, we end The head-ache, and the thousond natural shucks This riot CAM'S- 2 6S a coruommatiim Devoutly to be wisb'd. To pay ? a shibiiw. 'Tis to give op our rights: ay, there's the rub ; And afterwards what other 31mingers may come, And ask the same, must give us pause. There's the respect That makes this opposition -o long lived: Else, who would bear the Bow-street o:beers, The lighting Jews, the swearing Box-keeper, The pangs of despised bail, the law's delay, The insolence of K cmot.r, and the spurns The patient public of the in.worthy takes, 'Whets or ourselves might a rpie:nt make, By !mere consent? Who would submit To gronn and swat, night alter weary night, But that the fear of something after this— That unrelenting hand, from whose fell gripe Nu si +(pence e'er rrturas,—fixes our wilts, And makes as rather k•or those ills we have, Than e'er submit to those we're threatened with. Thin dolts Josis 10Estas.t think to cow wall; Biel our bras trout of resolution Shall ne'er be sieklied o'er by the pak cast of fear, Until the esteem of his purpose tarns, Or he shall lure the name of Manager. P. G. P. THE STATESMAN. SOLILOQUY. To imp, er twl te'pay ? that is the question': Whether %enabler in the oodience to suffer The impasitise of insatiate avarice; Or, to take up arms against such insolence, And, by opposing, end it. To pay— To sleep upon oar rights--and by That sleep, to my we end The Ilead.acite—and the thousand bruising thumps That fiesh is heir to, at the Theatre. 'Tis a consummation devoutly to be wished By those who seek but ease and comfort, Regardless of aught else—of Liberty unmindful-- To pay the Prices now demanded ; And, perchance, to dream of fulrre safety From toseroneAment.—Aye, there's the rub! For who would bear the NNW costetuptomes Of pamper'd Peer, or wealthy Underwriter, Front those atrial regions in the " ti ird /leaven"— The private Bores—the arrogance of Rest ate — The tyranny of Old and New Proprietor.— The pride of // . mfrs—or the coxcomb ermity Of the " Young 114011. ;"—the pang. Of despised patriotism—the Lan's perversion — The oaths and insults of the Box. Profesor, Bel•RDOIll ‘clepl—or Jews the coadjutor— The blows of Israelite and Chi i,tian brui.ets— The sling of Toscruhend wheat the charge is given— The despotism of Row-street, and the s;iuros Which captive Prisoners front the Ruffian:take— When they themselves might their quietus make By bare wok...Logien to Extortion Aye, there's the rub—that makes us pause.— Who would bear -- , The noise and strife of uproar Who would the usualine Bogle wind. The lively Ralik spring. or Col-coU dire Sound, in the l'it and Oisiler‘, While hombler heroes sisitale their rive Amidst Stentorian shouts of off! off! off! litho would Orders take of 9 si —the chief Of Broilers, Israelite—signed by " nosy flurry's" 6.t. Distributed in shower.. hi the Professor J AMES Of the Box Ogice—and indorsed by D Who would encounter, the hard fist of R s sr The Israelite—srleped Duff-h.—Bruiser, Botovian! Wins would endure. the fists of pneli..., Tar stave. of Coratah'es, and doh+ of Bow -street, And hiss. and sweat, and bleed, amidst the tamuit Of the irforiate Pit Or who would e'er 'sprigs This pelts orient of vorehorrd ncbr,i-sion Oa Pit ani Boyer, to (terror the prim or spleiflour and magnificence. lit Vic third tier, Pc Malingers, dubbed Annuals—bat by honest But.s. Bluntly denninirated, by their proper name, Of Private Brothel' of a public Play-house-- Blest Privicies of privilege ! Where of th' unprivileged, the profane font From 179. res, PI:, or Onilera, 411111 ne'er Ond entr:mee— To than reserved. the high honour only Of paoing the e.rpence. Icho tvtwld coppice e'en this, But that the fear of something after it Puzzles the ',BI--perchance the Mousetrap bats& From ‘4 hose jcllgripe, on sixpence e'er returned— May yet demand a shilling—and the dunned' Mat finally elssorb inane class pile— Pit, dozes, Galketes, and all! f • Privaeles mitosis to eyes of Bri tons Hateful, di'custing, and intolerable. Whether to bear those evils that we have Or speculate on those at w rich we tremble— Aye, there's the rub. Tim, timid prudence would mike rewards of us all, Were we depended on the will of I( e: %IDLE. BA Britons' courage ne'er shall Atintikd be, Before the proud l'reprielors—Onr motto, prrseversin: To the last syllable of recorded time, Till Prices are reduc'd, and Private Boxes Are ern thrown to tie indignant Peop!ir Of f.ann'd Britain's land. When ( . 1 —s nne night, In a terrible fright, Ever! kern in the holm ru,h'd to trite, A friend sofilv said, look to low heart, Begin with your own, if you please. To the list of eight sail of the line, an:l the Loire frigate, destined for the k S:•ts, to co operate with the Turks against the Russians, as given in this Paper on Friday last, is to be added the Centaur, of 74 guns. This squadron is to be under the command of Sir Ssmert. Moo. The squadron is fitting out in conseqnence of permis. %ion having been obtained by Mr. A nAt a, our Ambassador at Constantinople. for a strong natal force to proceed through the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus. On Filthy his NISJE‘TY sat, for hettri-en two anti three hours, to TURNERELLT, for his bust, which is to he ralle.l the Jubilee Bust. It will rerretent his MAJESTY in the fult r dre r ut Windsor uniftorou Qua v and 1 2 tt urei.ss Fs were pre sent during the time TURNERELLI was executing the bust, and, when finished, expressed their ap_ probation of the striking likeness that bad been prinlisced. is this prmluction to he coloured Mae turned Ito Red? Wo don't exactly comorehentl by what other means theft:ft drese uf tbe Windsor unif,rm is to be represented. • The Churchwardens of St. Jametis parish hava sent circular letters to the inhabitants, recommend ing thew to refrain from illuminating on the Jo hike. The last cargoes of hemp arc said to have ins tained great damage in the voyage, which has ten. dered much of it unserviceable fur maritime pur poses. DI RTII. An the 14th imt. at Sitethird College. near Cambridge. the 1.a.1y of Brig.-Gen. A. Campbell, of twat. QPYR I NG and MARSDEN'S PUKE I J Alin, for Punch, Lemonade, Shrub, Negus, Sauces, Jellies, and every purpose in Cookery. Taveros, and lons, will and it extremely con venient to keep by time;—it po-suss; all the grateful flavour of the Lemon, sates trouble, and is always-cheaper. Ollcers and Gentlemen travelling, Captains of Ships, and others going long voyages, will find it partirsifirjy desirable,. as it is perfectly dry and portable, and it will Um to every climate. i Prepared only at their Warebosse, tat, borou g h, und o .. Bald is Bottles. at 21. M. and seven Ildisetisles in one, Ls. bd im sig Oilmen, Grocers, and • is Town sod • Ot I . . WILLIAM MOUNTAIN. SARACEN'S HEAD 1 . .% SNOW-HILL, LONDON. rbe best accommodation for Travellers--Gotst Reds, Liquidity, Said moderate charges. The following 1 . -1 COlCheV, Mail Caeeiseo, etc. set out from the Salm Head lon. Limy-Mil. LASOOW, DUMFRIES, CARLISLE, Will ‘. YEN. PENRIIII, 1111011(Di, APPLEBY, C. 11•- TERICKE, and 11011.0 - U(iIIRRIDGE ' New Pia Coaches. every 'Monolog. to carry four losides. YORK and 1, ELI)S Ne\i Post Coaches, set oat every morn ing at half-post live o'clock ;at rive at 1 ork the next thy at twelve o clock. The EC LIPS It New Pk big Post-Coach, carries Font InJdes only to to York. Sotelerinnd, Newcastle, !MI 44 : Edialsorgh, by way of stomforl, Grantham, n ai l D„,,, ; „ caster, every I:Truing soul kloruit4, to Mr. Sowcrby's, the While-horse, Copper-gote, York. Uncommon Coyeap Traselliste to Liverpool, by the New Fis hy!. Post Coaches, to th e Angel Inn; Dale -sweet, pool, doily. —l4rotts pad Wakefield New Post Coach, coiled the Clothier, seti nut every Moralog at Ser' o'clock. by HICKS rod Coo. Leef6. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterbiorough, Stiltol, and thostiagd.si new [torsi Mail Coots, sets oat every evenisse. Coaches from Boston to S;,kilsby, 4elltb , Grimsh ) , and Hull. Li v ratront., Warrington, Knotsford, Shawl, and Litch field Piet Coach, called the Ewe:Mont, every evening, at five o'clock, to tne Crown lass, ite.l-crasootress, Liverpool. Guard. d thromettint. barn mid Dogtrot. living Post Coaches, through Chip penhtitt. Color, and Marlborough. tVIO y oftermosio: arrite at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Ina, Bath, nod th e I," Torero Thomas-street, Ilristol, !st moruin,;. C-same. to Weil,. lirld ;4 ewascr, Toyota's. fote. Lumos new ii,zht Coach, called Pie Rockingham, se*: too every moral nt o's lock. edifies four insides oat ... Ai l Roes remarkably egos . , with n guard tbroughout.. Vases thrown Stamford, Newark, 11.*VOrd, Doncaster, stod Ferrs bei Ire, to the Golitetelion. Issas, nest day at noon, all return from tlwswe every Motility: at eight o'clock. Not iv t.a• ton nounoo esivedition nt tins Conch, h luurrJ to lye the mint axreeztli:e atol cootplete Londec swore." ante no the North Road, bele:4 unequalled iu acconsentalotiou by any caber. 1-atovister. Preston, Kirby, LarrsistO Battey` Ortn.kirk, trill Gar-tang I'mt Coaches, eireoly Ooms, .it four o'clock. litiarsie.t. GL s sr..) w, Longtown, Gretin Green, Amon. Dartfroes, Thornhill, Switosh..r Kiln. Cotnnock. Kingsoseti, and all part, of Scistbto.l, Carul,rrdnwit Coach. Daily. Lot vii, Spilsby i !booms. Hull, (iritot‘loy, Montt:he Pete!. bans', Stilt • 14 and lfinitingden Coneta, set, id every a tferonon. M s NCH ESI ER, St- ckport, Matelestleld, Wilnistost, ( d e w s , ' N es i ocu,t;e, 1S Wadi, Seed IFoly. ina:nptpa Vost Coach every alienist:Ht. Guarded. Ca a tost.r., Penrith, stool IVldlehortit. Post f'ooth, Aries with four horse, awl a goaed ail the o;sy. Isaacs ;ur.tagh Broui{h, Applchy, Gretabriage. Kiehl; mil., Gatttrick, 13twoogliloidg.• ,11 ettocrloy. llsetoulor, firm tiesm (the nearest wo:i ei,:hteett .r.a.evrry Monting, and performs the journey.ssith the wettest facility. ramengers detained sat the road by hosilleal, f or plea -tire, peral have the otr Mesta:we their Seats beidg iteorint in the next Corlett (with six iottelaitaetil. Outonevoltru, Walsel c Wolvevlownpttm, Kidderminster, StonibridaN ats: l Dudley Conch, every eveniuges 11 o Post Coach, through Ryegate and Cuc,tlield, every .slanting at :t Quarter !wrote Seven "Clock. Sox soros La o, :decision, I:trio new boach evety wooing, to the George lan Sunierlatid. Yana, Newcastle. and kdi.toistlt Ise 71 Cute*, performe I with a tioard throtigbact, acts oat every monolog at seven o'clock, by s,ay of Seam k, Retford.f.;;;lel.trr. Darlington. intritari, Morse:it, mal lierssick e . Pissengcrs og themselves fatigued from the leit.;111 of tie JOtirnes,lll:ty rut ss but time Wes please, mul two Forret( on without nose neatits.atal fare. t lark, Hinds Swim, Coney-street. Yor:‘, rose Coracle: t t Sooderlao.l. if.ttl, Searionsits„ll, Wititliv, and toner plans. Ex even, Plvroetth, Faboot•th, Doromsatts, Weymouth, Dorchester, and halishcry Coaches. every ini.rmit 4 at four It - tleth, walk a I ksar‘l, thrwogh H suit. it, , Basingstoke, Nod Ilagfhist. it liTTO Ware.Voadrsilost, Liseshunt Coach. every Ind:nits,. Hut a., NorOvenve. flowdeft, Thorne, :vol Doncaster Post Conch. every morstiog at seven o'cloct, to the Buli anJ Sun NI too-gate, Hull. 11'tP1011011 Coach. every After:ions at One o'Clork. Turn !111 :It WO Comm, daily, at, half pool. 'ten, half pa 4: two,half pasi tionr..o.:l halt I*.t , t Pet cos o'cloeh. 11' Kurt to.o, re-* Poo t7mrlo...:lletl the 11erry Wakefield, to the Stalbord Arm. raktlliell. °Lasso w.Enianonoc no, and Po ate P.t ra tc K. roaches. N. li, Heavy Welt:to...sr tes.frtge, floods, etc. Conveyed by the Ett..er-smostioord 11'negotts: To Doss, Beetles, iisrogay. Bury, iusJ all part, of Suf folk. every Monday. Es cTEu, Phi matut...antl Falmouth Ile litarvros. carrying geeds 1e:441. 1 ;er,, a,uol, to all pacts of toe West of England. SOUTH SI IPTON :IfeSford, and Akan Coach, every monolog. S . CUTII A iirrori, Winchester, Rtoosey, LYr.dburst, Lyon locum, Chralclort.k. ltingwo..d. Fordinghridge. 11imborn, Poole, isle of Wight, Jersey, anti (it,enaey 11sowosso Su a nu sty. Hampina, and 'fwielteoluoa, twice vets. Man Lilo tt VC: It s Newbury. :Hid itrading. every Towstluv. %Aeolus:a, Iser-Actosi, Southall, Hayes, and Ilslituded Carl, twice a-week. Ci it titesreus, Ahinsolon, roil Henley, three t Imes o-week. WM. MIS It C 1 N ,not Cu. resi.ectfully acqu tint theft Friends moll the Politic, Mat they VI oil soul be acensootablefoi /MY Parcel or Lto-ontge,titc. of m r than Vise P0U11.6 valor. lent, *or damaged, unless entered as such, awl paid foe actor.). ingl o no the Sir:wen - 4 !lend lon. soo.os-oill. 1"..eolso. A CIIALLP.N(iE. ESSIt'. CURItIE and CO. S..r4rnnt, lin his Majesty's terrier, eanilmoze the shale %%airfi in pr sve iis.tance w here th sir Mcdit hr and Met usid of ( l ire have failed id the desired epees. The practice et' many years in this panicular hranelt nt t'arir profe.siou, kips not given rise to one anwareessfial Case. They continue to direct their stitdies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints. mid that lieritozentent of the Svstent, which is the roisiequeare nfete In raieionsand waste ful effect. lit' a habit bang mid most mahaprity purnied by the Youth of both leXe.t. Ea the oar it Will he lola' to be ate unfailinr, source of barrenness ; the other have its rayn;:ev f a . tally developed 1., them ht a des/reining state of tielility„ t hirit• if not timely remedied, teratanalis in impotence. •14e:e sire its remote an,' Ultimate ellerts, while (':•n•ntiiptatao, Loa of Xll.4l'7ill:lC 1301 A mut ‘arinto. rr% CINI1111.1111:* ' WUIIII characterize the earlier stai T vs alai, solitary 'ice. Of per mits hutguishing under t h e oitannier• ineidynt to such a boo, the it treatment is simple, and ha.. never proved nisittremsful lathe treatment lira loag, label - mos, nail much este-tiled 1:r:w -t.:et', •I n the MOO Mot imte i tiA o r epurated c a w s of 1 me _ real infection, midi nc Oiastinci;:ani in the Urethra. Spat r u LUMICSOIXI.• hint Tutaltißri. Culla* tilcorN lasipstuass, he asiacil (Beet:, as :alto IV:tether recent o- of long olutatieso.nud Which hate lu;tert the skill of other P(aetit loners. asst, ley their. pre-rat imprined plata of treatment, efectunliy nod pram -mum) caned, mith ont the patient sulterinr. 4: sernciating phin alarming he m orraiute %%Inch ft - flora:ly follow, the arpllo.:ltina ..ft,ge in oar rtutitle. In the course of total" attar. , rzelntivc prartice in lids aneimpolis, numerous en , es of gtriettires baser bemoan!' 'are doily touter their are, the total er.etirai iota eflected by n safe, certain, and rxpedlli Mode of practice. superior to any orier yet atdraitrd. Tim neat:mos t relara- Hon, :and debility prairceding Cons this compl::irt, are spee dily reinovett, and the patient restored tit 50w...! and rig tom health. But where t 'le drink r hots forycark existed, a pro per pet :serer:ak. in their restorative nquediei• . tafteca lure has been de.f roved. Is tirli - rpen'sably reqatsite to revive tht :lumbering minis of Lite, laid to re-aaimate the Ciesasti vatinn. bevernl Non; cur. , " an 1 (;r.,arcrstr‘ 5 , 7 the krst retpect have. leen under tits riser of and CO. for the removal of compisints of the Urethra, Stric • lures, /kr. ; ancl having rem tett a radical undo permanent Carr, particitkirly - requested th .t racreures might belie:d eo them. as ottittartnry evidences elf - the decided stiperiarity of Messrs, Lla BLit awl CO's plau of Irrillsewl. blaay these Gentlemen have had strietne" Year% Ithd bad been under the rare of Sle,srs. Boone; Ilenvi-ides„ and Wier durgeelis "Arco:it emai l aw e. who attempted the NIA' I; the implecation ul the Lunar latiqt4', triii.e/f1 .'n. Meson. Carrie and C.:. .tuts b • couselavl by rah.? 'ex with the greatest deli/arr. secrecy, Mid honour, at their house. No. GAMIN+. ' l'atietus In the Ceinory tare relttrated to 'tate the partier• tars of their rale.:.,r, and geher.J h .liil of, living. Ai • tie' . , enclosing a remlitioace for seivice rind Medlrines, whcii the time will betrayal or :4•91 hr aay ' ,art of the kingdom. To fa vor,: that secrecy sal etwattitil 11 bear alaiert !kaag, the p,,a age nnenero nay be add t d In (lie 3, C 0.1.11 for lanti— I.li, Miffs.. 1:.1,11.1i. Iltl al "lir- . '1 I