The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-05 00:00:00

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STATE LOTTER% TO BE MIA IVNTINI ONE SWIFT' and CO. respectfully Inform the Public, that Ticketi and Sbarcv are n.twr on Sale at all their Ofices.; M the sato time (bey beg have to recomMend lu the attention of their Friends the Scheme of the present Lottery, which the, west will merit their approhation and support: IN order to prevent dbpappointuniit, it i, neeetuary to obierve, that there are only 5,000 Numbers is the Lottery, and of coarse oo Newlin higher dota 5,303; end that the Whole Will he Drawn in Ow Day. CAPITAL PRIZLS. 4 4 .... of .... iesmo j 8 •of• • • • •Cl,OOO 4 .... of 2,000 113 Sfc. kc. &e. Ai there are Poor /lel •LM emelt timber, Adviattweis my have the Chftdb of galdWEightjr Thautiond Poundal STATE LOT r I In - , l lr, to be drann in One DAy, 911114 of ocTonr.R, 1909. SCIILML. 4 .... se11,000" .c4o,mn 4 3lOOO 2 ( 1,000 4 2,003 B,OOO p 8 l,OOO .I. B,OOO F.? 5OO 6„100 / 54 Si; lOO 50 1 4,510 ..•• 13 73,1r eO,9O'J Titkets. X 200,000 Thb Lottery comibt4 of anis 300) Numbers (from I inctssevp . ) ; hut there are Four Tickets o f each Ng 1 4 1 . 3 , .whicb irill be severally eadtled to whatever Prize is draw n 'against such Number ; td•r instance, if No. I shonld be drarn Plitt of t.'0,0301. the Four Tickets of that It umber n ill each be eutiticd to . 20.0001. making, in the vt hots, sp,JO3l. so 'khalif any prnmo should pureltaA. more than 11.. e Ticket of she 'ark Number, and that Number prove fortunate, be way By Tiro Ticket' of the same Number. A Prise ,if Us Thr.v Tickets of the same Number. A Prize of • nv Four Tickets of the same Number. A Prizc of Aod all other Priz-s in the same Proportion. TIC It ATM add !ill hßlitkate en Sale at all the Offices. STROUD ATEA, TETRUIt Y, eel ___ _ _ _ UNDEBeEDGE, UN19 4 1 COACHES. rit E PUBIAC are respeettany inrunned, the 1 UNION CIDACR mlll be easdamed by a New sm ef Prerblcrs, eammeuce matting (root th e Bell eavale, Ludgate-11AI, oa SATURDAY twit, the 17th inst. rer the prrssa.s. m sitesse to tee from tie Bell savage every Monday, tVe,lntidav, And Saturday after4ouns, lt half pan Two o'clock ; and from the King's Arms inn, Stroud, every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thurdayb at Twelve u cluck, and &am the Swan lan, at Wootton, at Eleven o'clock at Nam Performed by lIATITARD, PROCKTER, and Co. aroadwater, Jamsll,l9B9. , • - SLI.F PithaLIIVATION. T UE confirmed Safety of YORK NIF,DICI. SOAP, in the preventioa of a certain Disorder, is too well known and onablisbed in the first circles, to render observation acre :oars , ; butjhose unacquainted with the pre lim:l,re powers of this innanable composition to avoid the pernicious efieMN of Venereal contagion, need only the trial of ;ts virtues to ben sore recriinmendation. • Sold in geckos of three-boxes, Ile. Siagie boy, 4s. 6d Treatise iuriudril, wholesale and r lad, at No. sti, Southamp ton-street. SiCoad retails, at No. 4G, Cornhill ; and at No. :r./. csicraddly. ;acre also raft,' be had.' A Le[..V.S; DER'S SPECIFIC NJ E acetic deteegent • was in so great esteem b the late 3nr:;eon Hunter, as to prer-r it in all local com plaints ; and for Meets, Weaknesses, 11.. is perhaps superior W any remedy ever alerted to the public, having elected a sp-edy ani raticalCure in cases of twenty years standing.-- Price 4s. 611. N. B. Sent to any part of the kingdom, by_ Loeb:ding the -amottot (pat paid) fo Alexander and Co. No. 29, South. .atopton-strett, Lwgio • Dr-TAYLOR'S ANTI-SPASMODIC PILLS, A Certain rare of the Epilepsy, or Falling Sickness, Con albino Fit. Hysteric mod Paralytic Artesian, and an in. fallible Antidoie of that Mortal Malady the Apopl .xy. ifT has been asserted from respectable authority, that a peat majority of eases of Epilepsy are ',curable :by any reinea: i • ti , at has yet been discovered. And indeed tame of the Medicines prevei abed by the Faculty for this ..r.m.ital Complaint, are nut °any inefficacious, bat often hurt . foil.— Veisesectinn,, Electricity, Episp:lstics, are nearly tpeuerleo :is Auti-S p Valerian has been reckoned by many Practitioners almost a siwriffc in Convulsion Fits, Wit experience has proved that in nine cases nut of ten it has teen of no real service. Sink, (7astnr, Assafirtida. Penny Rim, V hem guercinas, Extract u•ii nsciam and many other Denvedies, its which great confidence has be en placed by the faculty, have been used a ithout success. A MedicalGen llettuusf the present day. has. however, diseavered, after .each study and labour, a remedy for this Disorder, which is, In mom cases, an absolute specific; and in the course of his ezteusive practice in one of the priucipal county towns in this kitagdom, he uses it with complete and unvarying . 3.1 e• fess. To extend, however, w happy a discovery beyond the circuit of his immediate private practice, he has allowed it to be advertised, fur the me of those afflicted with Epilep tic and Convulsion Fits, and the dreadful effects of those Disorders. Primed Direetioas fur the use accompany each box, the price of which is la. Sd. duty included. Tee Epilepsy often attacks svoideuly, and without giving any wandrie; hat is more frequently preceded by a pain in the bead, lassitude. some disturbance of the *eases, unquiet sleep, unusual dread, Mimic ;, of sight, a noise in the ears, palpitation of the he.irt,.eiddwas of tile joints, and il3 some there 13 a sensation of formientior., or of cold air, &e. as cending from the lower extreniities towards the head.—to the Fit, the Pi..icats fall suddenly to the ;found ( whence the name of the I:alfm Sickness, frequently with a violent ery.—The Lambs ate shut up dose in tao palms of the Mods, acid arc nith difficulty taken out ; the eyes are distorted, at, -that nothing but •the wakes err to be seen; all sensation is suspended, insomuch that by tin iiitell, noise, or otherwise, nor even by pinching . the bony, can !hey be brought to them selves; tie" frulk at the 'numb, with a biasing hind of anise; the to:,eue is frequently lacerated by the feel! and there is a `vitivut convulsive ration of the arms and hod.. bon ever, the limbs, instead of being agitated by row. ulsire motions. arc all stiff, and the Patients are as immoveable R 3 a statue. At length th:re is a remissina, of the symptom, and the Patients recover after a longer or shorter intervals, when they complaia of a pain, torpor, Gr./manias of the head, w ith a lassitude of all the joults. The disease will attack strong ar well as weak people ; and is thew w la) are subject to it, any..cotaiderable excess in drinking. s inked parsons, die. will in general brio g on a fit.— Some bay- epileptic parsley:am retisrusog periatheally after considerable iutervals; and the disease has been thought to 'have some dependence on the phases of the mono .—( Vide the Edinburgh Praia ic.• of Physic and Surgery.) When the epi lepsy attacks persons about their to enty:first tear, and the tits continue to grow more frecptent, the animal functions are alien destroyed as Nell as Oche nt the mind, mid the patient becomes helple,s and foolish. Sometimes it will terminate in melancholy or m,sducss, and sometimes in a 'aortal apoplaxy (Jr palsy.. o guard against thew dreadful cnnsequenres Is a duty which tree pablic owe to their afflicted neighh tors, by eclat,. nistering to them Dr. Taylor's Anti-. pasui.• lie Pilits, and which are sold yt holesale nod retail by by Barclay AN' Sir.: • 93, Fleet-street, laniJon • anti email b 3 Mathes and Leigo, No. 18, Shand; N ewberr y and ;am* St. Paul's ; Dicey and Co. Baw t nurck-yard ; Lust aid LSultoa. Royal Exchange; Wilier ;Strand ; Sanser, Oxfur.i- street ; Vude, Curtsiall ; Ciao, 'la r va r let ; hark, Swallow-itr• ; Mkt liV all r. speetalitc renders et medicines in the kingdoms. Price is. 6d. per hos. We have aaGority to state that these wonderfully ef ficacious Pills hare belt used with extraordinary . 141CCCIS hi at aatsed. 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Poem, a series , 0. - stye' natural and sublime emits, as tul and treat...ids , Judgments, forming a perfect and magnificent whole, du. A CHALLENGE. MESSRi. CURRIR and CO. Snrgeens, late in his klitiesty's ten ice, cludlethge the' whole world to prove a tingle initarrre wheve their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practke of may yell!" in this particular branch of (bets profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful Caw. They coatinne to direct their undies to the treattetat and cure of Venereal Compialnb, and that Demogement of the Ss stein, which is the consequence of the pernicious mod waste till effects of a habit long and intet unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. In the one it willbe found to be the oulailiog source of barrenness ; the tuber have its twinges fa tally developed to them he a distrening state of dein iity, which, if ant timely remedied, terminates in impt,tence. Thc.se are its remote and ultimate edl•ets, while Cou•irtiptions, Loss of Mosesdar Power, and various Norton, loastolaiuts ' usually characterise tae earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per languishi. under the disorders incident U' such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has ' , ever proved nosnecessful in the treatment of* long, laborious, and mach extesded lice. In the real Infection, sorb as 04struetious in the urethra, Spungy Excrescences, !lard Tumours; Callous Ulcers, Erupinne, be mioal Weakness, Glects,:is also • STRICTURES, • Whether recent or of long duration, and which have. balled the skill of ntherPractitiouers, are, by th••ir pre-eat improved plan of treatment, effectually and . permanently cored, with out the patient sutferiog the excruciating pain and alarming he-, morrhage which frequently follows the application of sue la oar ratotie. In the course of tstlmte sears exeloslvc_practice in this metropolis, numerous cases el Strictures have bees and arc daily wider their awe, the total eradication of which are effected by u ..afe„ cermin, and ex peditioui mode of practice, superior to any ether vet adopted. The weakness, relate 'ion, and debility prureediug (ism this complaint; tire spee dily removed, and the paticui restored to sound and vigorous heilth. /lot where the dehllitr has for years caked, a pro per pencierance in dock restorative remedies, after* Shit , - lure has beets destrosed, it toditpewaibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparlis'of Life, and to re-am•aate the Coosa tation. blear% Carrie and Co. nay• be consulted by either ,e 1 with the greatest dclicae,, secrecy, and honour, at then house, No. 107, Hatton Gnaiii. Patients ie the Coustri are requ , tied to state the particu lars of their case, age, and gencrul 'whit of living, dm. &e. reiuntance for advice &.+d , sylva the stmt ill be giVell or Alit 1.1 •tly Part I.lr •se kingdom. Zp CS - fair that secret. so esenttsi toilmir wider takmo„ the post age of :eiteram.ty be "%i deal to them:mut for medicine. litb Jure, 11190-197, Manse Gerdes. BRISTOL and BATH n e w a n J ele, ont COACHES, with Guard throw bout , and the Coatyß no Bath without changi , from the BE LSAVAG E. LUD ng GATE-HILL, every Eveultj at II -past Five ri(porti, is the CMITLE and BAIA, ; and SWAN IN-N, NIARYPORT-STR ELT, BRISTOL Passengers and Parcels booked at the Throe Kings, and White Bear Inns Pict-1(1111y. N. B. Travellers by this Coach have One llir ir, to and flow Briqul and London tat Bath), for Pleasure or Busi ness. • •. • No chame whatever for booking Parcels for this Conch at the Bch Savage. • • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op positions S.ILIsIBUHY COACH, aficrimome at Half-past nicer, front the BELL SAVAGE. Irside Pare to Solis burn 1 6 4 . Oihir onlyv rout all sm:111 Parcels under and pound weight 61. only f. , r earrhgc, and no e . arse for ;looking. Abu to Poole, through Fordin ghri ige. Ring wood, and Wimhourn, afternoon, al flalf-p:st ThmC; In side Farr to Pooh-, 275. conic. Outside t as. tid• only, which is nearly 30s. cheaper than the Poole Mail, as well as per formed in nearly the snare time. No charge whatever for hooking of Parceb. 6:r Coach-Office at the bottom of the Belt Savage Yard on the left hand, through the serondliattray. BELL s.kv4tar., LUDGATE-HILL. SOUTII E,I1), Rochfurt, and Rayleigh Now, I:leg:Int.:old Cheap Coaches, carry only four besides, to the HOPE TAVERN, SOUTHEND, through Ilford. Rum ford, Urestwood, Billiricay, Wickfurd, sal Nitalesvell. Every Moran); at Half-unst Nine, calls at the THREE lONS, and PILUE ROAR IN.NS, 'WHITECHAPEL. Performed by Edward Prorktrr a &d Co.:. .N 4. X a charlge Whatever for bo o ki ng ,P are a y . I4mengers and Parcels also booked at the W bite Bear, PirradHly, 4 , • Lrocommen Clump Travelling by the Commercial Op- Ivoiition SALISBUR Y COACH, .afteruoons at Half-plot three, from the 131.1. L SAVAGE. Inside rate 1., itli bury, Ile. unly, Outside Rh. rid. naly ; and MI anal) Parcels under one piiund weight tid.ooly for carriage, and a l eltairge for boo t ing . Alm to Poole, through Fordisibridge, It iv wood, and Wimhoura, afternoon, at Half-pm Tree 4&- side l'ageto Peale, Vis. only, Outside .IFa. rid. only, *hie* is needy . cheaper than the Poole Mail, as N ell as per furatedla rly the ...line time. No ' ofint«ser for booking of Parcel,. • (Kr cpaclsi-Offsce at the bottom of the Bell Savage Yard 461 2 a nn the leß-haid. through the second **way. _—.:1...... • V r ORK and I,IEDS . likW POST COACII4 . 2.11- from the RI:Lf. s trA o LUDGATE-M I LL, errs), Morning at Hall-oast•Five o'Cbsok, throogh Barnet, IlLatdeid, Welwyn, Stevenage, Caidoek, Biggieswade s I.a -ton, Bngden, Stilton Stamford, Gretham, Coltrtsworta, Grantham, Newark, Stilton, Doncaster, Ferrvh4!'r, and Tads aster. Everyesertion has and trill be arm& to render tbirPth,- best corn eyaac.: on the Marta [toad. N. B. By this conveyance Parengeni ati.! r.reeh are for warded to F.dinhargb and ail parts of the North of Eng .. • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op position SA IMBUE'? COAC.I, Micro tont at Hal`-put Theme from the HEM. SAVAGE.' Ilrrre lorry, lfiu. ugly ; Outside 10a. 6d. lowly : and all Small Parcels under one pound weight 6d. only for c.srringe, and ~o Lnarge ft* booking. Also to PHA', through Pordinebridge, Rirt - wood. • d Witabourn, afternoon, at italf-post Threes !a side Fare to Poole, `_4 s. only, 0:11,1,• 16s. 64. only, phich Is nearly Ifs. cheaper than the Poole Kid, as well as per foraged In nearly the sone time. No charge whatever for booking of Parcels. Coach-Office at the bottom of the Bell Savor: ' en the left-hfuld, through the teceof Gateway. A PHENOMENON IN TUE ARTS. Ar T. RIGGE'S celebrated MAGNETIC ILP • RAZOR. 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