The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-09-30 00:00:00

bottle, in a gaud trade. near town. For Vartichlars, inquire of Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer, No. %, Duke -street, Groavrnar•agttare. SIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, that . the Tickets and Shires of the NEW STATE LOT TERY. are oktaltigilKi hair (Moe, '; . ' • 11. PO/10'R Y 4 rt JIRING crava t • _ • • STAEET. l o ottervcopmtios oat tratets, tiring Mallet 111ffirber ever itiZwe; stool f totiLakempired fl*theiopplaf tic IthdtfistoiriPire is ever, trh-ao to supps.e Omit they will he searesN'aiad tomegleiffli 'higher •is price Wore the Day uf.t)nothig; titOCTOOIEttI fitiNkt °iv -1-10US4 1$, . •CaVENTILY4TRIPIT. PICC4I)I.4Ly. • lEFAON%straty' roOnithengs: 06-elvattg •L'et.,l theE. Fißadi, - •AdAseti% an Ira I dilts.#ortliatie gt ines4trsontitt, ()Ekes Al agave, sWere We * tidy ,r34oterfekftn.. 041* of-TiekeHaed Shale s en '• lower that; for iniint3erts, daisies there is every 'probability of a cowiderable Wabeitalciatt-place, in consequence of tiss agmlkuusber of 11.riners t lige" 'maw dente a scattily. then fore ihiwe las haw nom, hby cheap. Scb. met gratis, in which fwApartieulaMitteil the-unparalleled success that has attended Perth:MHO . • BirreN. • Tactiame Oat. far many • years past. , - . . • . . ~E-ETII.LI.RREATE**.FALL QN IRISH LINENS. Pk: J , lllsll 1,..1 N 1%1 COMPAN Yhave. jest • - reeerveirt heirifipriug:Bleiteli. which are nitieb'saiserigi ie dilskeilirlitinter, aarkare.usacii cheaper ibrus Cloths Wise heal lot serest 3 ears. • , dig usaal-Jonf Piece ai lee whnlo4ate P rier. • r e iels•Ptere is srareanie#l rts47l.fabrie b and i.i be fileacbed es Ow GrOa r ai* theiiitiner returned if a fault appears. . . • . __• - - Plioselo - iitherye. that their 'only Howse in London No. Adtr of) illivorosburv-.400re. Moder, executed ••• esoctoally:' Lash for lila of Ireland - • Nark J. O'BRIEN.. Ageut r ts the Ctiortny. 4 ell ------ • No. $7, CORNITILL. 141, , OXFORD-STRF.F.T, 11, ROL • . ' . . HORN, 383 HAYMARKET T. MVEWRI(;1111`, Sole Surviving Ratner of • 'Sir i. BRANSCOMB and Co. recominleod to . their riecds and the Public .the small New State Liotery of only 500. Tikkets, to Draw 394 October, 1811. containutz Inc usual Number of CapithlN and Tickets and Shares cbeapey faan for many yesrv.. IIItANSCOMII nod Co, are the aids tNtite that ever Sold 3 Prizes of .8204000 in one Lottery, and la ibis and last Year% lapiterie. Si IL Prise* .... se9t),ooo The First .C 31.000. the Last Fifty of ,Fstlo to .... 10,000 1 se2s.Nti, and only £40,040, he. And many tithe's too numerous to mention. J. R. is very sorry a Gentleman who w ished for the Ticket \n. 1916. was misinformed; they have got it, ;ina hope •tion to accommodate their Friends with a Share of almost any Number twit wish. susiery, - - • - - - • • ble-rover W.trehorise. No. 16, Poultry ; viz. cotton thread for ewing, marking ( warranted to stand colour), kosttlitig. conhooring, and da.isinr,; wire cottons of every quality ; counts hOse4 of various sizes; hosiery, bilk hose front tiv, per pair in the twit quality, co hose, front Is. per pair ad upwards, brown cotton for hoots, 2.1. 44 :r . white ribbed, is. 6d. and up wards ; kid gloves. 6d. per pale', wash-lehther, la. Yd. and up wartia. men's wash-trainer, 13. 6d. Wrist beaver, Is. 9d. and up. ward*: erotic waisteoatcanil drovers, apateur fleecy hosiery, A ocola, and flannels Arming-gowns of vaques sizes, stout br..ces, 13. with a variety of patent real Welch flame's and table cbryers, equally cheap,. wholesale and retail, for re ady money at No. 16, Poultry. N. B. blerctuuni and Shopkeepers . 'supplied ea the lowest r • Terms. _ . . 'ALBION' PIRII`AND L FE INSURANCR OM PANT, , • NEW BRIDOO NMEET.•BLACKFRI A RS. "ZMPOWBaRD ate ACT OF PARLIAMENT; For Inhume, Rasa Flitliconaasi LIV KS; and for th e Grant und*Parehamt of ANN UITI ES. -lUNSURANCES falling due at Michaelmas plea unless renewed whom bfteett dais (rpm that period. • The system. of Fore Insuraoce Snags& by Ibis Company-eta. • braces nary advantage on which irk possible fur persons delis.. ing lueb .. glacturit, to salcitlate. The p;.entitioit for nsercasitile Insurance, and for every other class of Insurance.lo London. are of the niost moderate description. On Insurances our OF Lon sote, the premiums are lower thaw those of most of the Com -ponies. No cnarge is is any case made fur Fire Policies; or fur alterations by Indorsement. A l irge.Gommission i. allowed on Life lasurance ; and in that. and in every oilier, department of the business, the Company's arrairgements afford the utmost facility to all engaged iu such unmakes. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. *** The Company's Office for the West end of Londolt, is 'ai No. 91, on the %Vest-side of New Bond-street, oear Oxford .airett, Alk we is --.- 6' . ' IT —. per annum, nri‘ing fros t s Iwo brick-huig• - ses, site rte No. 3, Lambeth-hill, Doctors' Coanhoos. and . 4 1, Crane-court, nearly adjoining, on leave to Mr. Quitter 1: . ' 37 years, together with the reversionary iuterest in and to Obit same. A CO PYHOLD RENT of SO/. pet - 11/1111a* ittdink old of Oro Houses, Nos. 30 and 31, Collingwooi-alieet, wilt.Wt-Etti ''turnpike. . A GROUND RENT of ISL 18s. per . ' 4 of ilk Kin,g and Queen Pabl ic-hause, sod. friar Laltaate in Chupel-street, Casinoe-street•road, St. Eau ° held for 90 years. ' '' • Au Improved GROUND RENT of 251. per Mains, Midst; from 30 HouSel in Lisbon -street and Elizabeth-plate, • nes* Mlle-End turnpike s held for n term 0163 years. • - .x; ' An Improved GROUN 0 RENT of 94 5.1 ! per annum, ~` Mint V 6 HOU,C9 in Lisbon-slseet,- •Portogal-pittee, Dis - $ l. •orsoe,- and darling-row, held for 6$ years. • -.fr'''' •''' - • NIT RENT Of 501. Its. per ammo; arislag Wit Wei Houma, situate is Lower Salisbury-place Walvis • .• • . enanty of Sorry,, on. leases fur 21, 91,-amt '36 year's:- a• , ienis of Ml-years. Also EIGHT SMALL HOUSES, Nos. 7 to 14. Darling-row, sear Lisboo-street, Mile-End road, let to tenants at wilt at 891. 14.. per aisle*, held fora term of 63 years. May be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had of Mr. Bradshaw, Solicitor, No. 11, Albion-buildings, lianholomew close ; and of Mr. Williams, No. 7. in the Auction Mart. DEBILITY, &d.-:—'Messrs. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons. late in his Majesty's Service, continue to direct their studies and practice exckt.ively to the treatment and cure of VEN EItEA L COMPLAINTS, and to every Class of De bility. whether arising from irregularities in living, a lung resi. deuce in hot climates, or the -destructive habit of inconsidernte youth, which entails, hy Until ipallllll, on it. unhappy victims all the infirmities of old age. lis slight cases of venereal infec tion a perfect cure i. completed in the short period. of two days. I'hey may be consulted by patients of either sex,, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hat ton-garden.' Letters, post paid, enclosing n bank note, will be duly answered.—No. 107, Hatton Darden. Dlt. PATERSON'S VEGETABLE DROPS, THE taking a single 'bottle of which never fails to give convincing proofs of the purifying, strengthen ing, and cordial properties of that truly excellent Restorative, which may he taken at any season of the year, by infants, pregnant women, and the most delicate persons, with certainty of success in the speeds removal and radical cure of the most inveterate land or sea scurvy, rheematic gout and rheumatism, scrofula or evil , scald heads, abscesses and piles, ulcerated and swelled legs, pimpled faces, leprous blotches er eruptions, and all such disorders us arise from impurities of the blood and 'jukes and those whose constitutions are impaired by excessive irregularities, or any oilier acquired causes which produce weakness, inactivity, lowness of spirits, confused ideas, odd fancies, or a relaxed or disor:lered state of the nervous sym tem, a litch.caicte pain and giddiness of the head, trembling of the -limbs, dimness of si,ijt, dulness of hearing, &c. are quickly restored to strength and actittity of body, cheerfulness, and serenity of 1711:14 by these admirable Drops, which are sold, with plain directwns, by Messrs. Howard 'and Evans, 43, Long-lane, West Smithfield; Ward, Balboni • • Brauntind, Bishopsgate-street ; , Si. Paul's ehurch-yaril ; Vade, 46, Cotahill ; Batter, Paternoster-row; Tuft, Royal Exchange; Johns, 14, Commercial-road; Etheringion, Chat ham; Ledger, Neales, and Horn, Dover; Burgess, Rams gate; Purday, Folkestone; Cocking and Suit Sandwich ; Long and Sharp, Deal; Bristow, Safety, and Rouse and Co. Canterbury; Elliott, Greenwich • Mimi, Woolwich; Witherden, Maate; Reviler, Colch e ster; Walker, 'Glou cester; Lynch, Manchester; Morris, Sandwich; and of most Venders of Patent Medicines in Great Britain, nt 4s. 6d. the bottle, duty tiocluded; and at his Wholesale Warehouse . , No. 46, Corntoii. Also his'Nervitit Cordial Restorative Pills, and Syphilitic Mcterion Pills. . INSANITY. LAYERSTOCK-HOUSE, NEAR SALISBURY. THl$ ASYLUM is most eligibly situated in the healthy and pleastiot village of Laverstork, about a toile from the great We)terti Road, encircled by ninny acres of gar . den nn/ pleasure grounds, commanding must cheerful and extra wog ; aims, and combining every accommodation for the patients, tae rave being sn'exteiisive and variegated, that' till may uain ' terruptedly enjoy their seperate pursues or amusements, with out the idea of their seclusion ohtiutliog sin them. The Howse is very commodious, replete with distinct necam. mothelicials for the plitieuts °reach sex ,w hich vary nccoo ding to the wishesof their friends, or, their former habits of life; and arc so studiously arrant ed,both for present domestic comfort, and with a view to their iesubratioa to their friends and to the world, that iu the enjoyment bf satiety here no impleasant intercourse can take place, our any indiscriminate nssuciation be tanned. For the still more elt ; ;.ible accommodat Mu of persons of rank and fortune, whose vases relfaire greater seclusion, the Proprie tors have super added whet houses to the establishment, con veniently remote from the Asylum, where any style of living rimy be indulged to, rompabbie with their health a n d safely. The must e x prriroced nod humane attendants are carefully se lected 4. still untttilg is left to their so peri denotative, since Mr. mud Mrs. Finch resole in the AS)twns, by which every soarce of distiniet apd irritaccou its that depattattint is obviated. 1 beg leave further to assure the public, that the great seeress which has for n series of year* atieodee the inahrtgement of this Asylum, and xhe coosequent public purbtlage, far front refusing miy prides:Mimi exertions, sthiti operate hisun additional 51.11 DU. hi, to my eltorts fur 'the relief, of those liboutiog non* every species of diseased intellect. tISCEI, Swoop. Sept. 45, 1141, .. . . , , .. a _ag •. . ..:* - . 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IN. •• • •• • . —..0.-- wilt be petfor e tthe Tragedy of SOWS 4iIAS LIGHT SHARES. ...._:‘,„_______. • .__.. a. ~.a ., - I ' . .. ,. 1, - _,. 15 1k re*er tind FialtitubigtioWilnd,audBtinbriseli"da IstdW.Westalefridlitoele-ritiriti KING HE NRY HE EOUR'fH. Apply to Me. Ryder.- Kr indthiSolted.. • - , l laanaurddincliMiirdlt Swimsuit other CAW, did Strand- B r i t is h Ale Gas LAgbt and Coke Company_ j and Atlas, Albion, and I m p,. • idge Shares. s iletirythe Fella*, Kr MUVRAY ; "e riiemmio. -- - . 1„. • ,_. st Mr. SCOTT, rhsl Fire and Life Insurance ► pampa .ies. Prince of Wales, Mr C. KIMALK; Holscr t Mr KEMBLE; Sir Jelin *WOW, Iltr FAW 4 T. lr _AND and HOUSESAtreeyet4 Drawinp made O u r 4.tDAY next, -at Twelve, at the Mart,_ I,nnrian. . . • By Mr. RICHARD NEEDHAM, Alt .c i - in the !Wieling exeellent NAViGA- At the Auction Mar opposite the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, .. Lady Percy, "'lll yr: JOH S ON. JR-I of Rowees, Builders' Work 40 'rend tweastived.and ,ia- wee; - s ll,b• ( w oa d, se a igr u n ey , ~,, ap p ft eld i a a ars e L a id S H TIONS, viz. Treat aiml Nitric y, dividing . 451. with all ex- October 2, 18t1, at f %%eke After which will berevived tire Grand Parstamirne Ballet of and E ngle liarmy 0111F44 0. 126, SIM., epee die : WM ft. petted advantages; Staltirlbbite and Worcestershire, 491. SEVERAL SIIA.BES in each of th e' aholre Eitel). RAYMOND' AND' AGNF.S; bevel teties nye, person of loog professional ex , and Swansea, 101. per Sh are, to. increase; alonmoarh, li es Mar . Catalo g ue s ar Mr. Needleim's Offices, No. 1, OR, Tilt CASTLE OF LINDENBERGH. who lins been euteadvalyreal hayed In . Kennet end Avon, Wilts,Aactiee Mart, and 10, Broad -street, Royal Exchnitge. Don Raymond, Mr BOLOG hi A, jun. d peat paid. . . lit Siralid ' ' Bridle m7114"Y f' arwick an d Yu Canal.; Cast* of tindeabergb, Mr JE F FEE IFS. ' Particular at Ha ‘.-.lilettel. Piccadilly.; at the. Mart ; Port, Lisbon, Sherry, Cherry an ! Raspberry Brandy, Orange . Countess of Liadenbergh (Stepmother to Agnes) ' EMU BIAS OFFICE '"•-: • and at Mr. Scott's Odic* .ifew Bridge-atref . _ t Shrah,../antaira Itum,Ac. Ace. Mrs' KNI.VETON t PAYMENTATAgmr pjr PREMISES RENDEEED -. • • - At the'Attetian Maw, • near the B ink, en 'VII URS OAY,. Ilse 9;1 Ag-nes (Daughter to the Count of Lindeabergh), Mrs PIN COTT ; • UNTIDWNWTNWLE RY FIRE. ' , .•A Ca tiylOd - Jeer Stejliint Sere. • ' • October, 1811, at Twelve o'Claelt, S • Margaret, Mrs PARKER; POLICIES •of 'INSURANCE expiring 'at- Mi. 2 ••_. 9 By .111411 T. - ' ' AC .. SvElvrt - LkirsrE Dozen good old PORT WINE, • Spectre of th e Bleeding Nun (Mother of Apes), Mrs WATTS JR ehaelnras, should be' reviewed within 15 d ay , c ram m ai , ,On TRIDAY, Ottoher 4, at Twe lve o ' clock, at the. 11, to wood ; 48 ditto old crusted ditto; 60 dozen fillt. West To-Morrow, the Exile-On Wednesday, Macbeth. rind, to prevent the'parties • interest ceasing therein. NI uoien an acCePtibie of/bribed' be pregiosaly made by'PnWeita• India Madeira; 59 dozen Sherry •nod Lisbon . ; '4O dozen En..l- - Doors will bee peded at Half•past Five, and the Play. haurances effected tit reduced ritatiutes. - - ._ Contract, - berry and cherev Brandy ; ,18 dozen Oraiige Shrub; and 60 begin at Hal(mtsk Sig. - . , - EAGLE LOPE OFFICE. - • 's' SMALL but deoirable FARM., In a healthy ad. pitons Jamaitm hap, Ike. n ;It be Sold In small Lots, for pri- .Nose. 7%; Seendi Peke.% ed.-Pit 91.•fid. k,Sdildiall - Price Every description of,liasiiritnit upon Lives May Ism' - • • -• . % astred„sitigion. agreeably. elevated, at Washiegton, O n vete emeamption. ti - Gallery its.; Bettie / Price Is.-Upper Gallery Is; Wc- this 011110, with the PlablNitladlillYsAlTlO /era* ORIN . 'ft rositlitOraitsl'vesess isMoamd is half from •Wnesbin n , . L Ciattlagw, of the Auctioneer. No. I, Autahm Mart, ai d 80. . • coed ere.? tat.- . • .. vent*. : I . . , -" ,e three fetwaSteyiliag said•Stoyeippoo. aml ten *ma A rundei, by 4 _ o . Plet.:Phati - street . . ad 3 itT-riettitage. t e ~ . • - , ~- , .: . 1 01 ti - NfirriFiN.k ;I now open in If Eigiat . N , , ~ e- , .._ . gr - •.- • . excellentaneadeve s ptballest susd arable land, the greater part aoyeotioo 8114,111)mi: o ld Lustow Broad-cloth, Kerstycneret, BARK FICS PANORAMA; Leicelteratita etikliblf l THE GREATF.ST ATTRACTION •IN ' • &Oriel and bo re well saaplied with water by e stream, .. att y lteeteleca ,. , , Nuakeetis . . ' Qolitlogi hindd kpolluit liNeeteng, biting, with the CO% ini interesting part af, Om or TfIE SMALLEST. STATE -LOTTERY EVER MitOWS. kite farm-bore and bulletin.; let to a respeciable termer% Ilieil.y, the Faro of desk*, Scylla awl Chary bdis, - Const of If lijE CA I'l pßig Es more vox a. se, which will expire in live years, at a modepite rent. ‘ Calabria. mad Freuli" Enenutioneot. iOuh" - * - May -he viewed by leave of Mr Tenfold - asd Particulars a DA Y, Octo •Wm $, at Tweiv-o'Clock, at the Attc• Tfl ESI F;(11: OF FLUSHING cantinues open. IL Tkkeis and Shares considerably cheaper than for amity bad-at t . . ' ' . 1). THU" be Sen- house, .Wonbinsts Wbite Horse, Brig/Woo and tinallarf..enir the Bank., tieing part Of the S i bf alioen • • ..• adinittance to each Painting Is-Orn from Ten till . Yelirdliallts dad Sieyning; Norfolk Arms, Arundel ; King's Head, Horsham; 3 • Prism-of •if 15,000 and Woollen-draper. retitived from Hs the, ih . Kent, to the dusk. • . 5,000 and et Aabirlictini Common; at lheMart t ead'af Mr. Scott, 413 , Amain° Mart,- fur the convenience of Sale.--To disposed ' be . New Bridge -street. - • TOKENS SIL - V - KR, • 3 . - • - ' 2,0100 of for the benefit of the Creditors, 1,000 By Mr . . SADLER, FOR the convenience of Clang" supplied :to - 12 - . - - - . 500 At his Repository, Goswell•street, TO-510R ROW.,Oct. 1, e l a i n,brt p as i. n e s e i; n o . f ; a r .rp L*. teee, "°P e i r r4 aiiil ' e f d j a d nd rea ,44 . l ' e lnd lt .2s er . e P :!,, e , r e g rAn of , tr. E - Baa4.._, Manallalarri Sa"P'llreVeral alai "l il rritl2 l " l- , And apwards of-2,700 Prizes of XlOO, 450, X 25, and £2O, mirth; end Die, for sal ve r 'roarer cot to any desi;s ret red.. ' All to he DRAWN the 22d of OCTOBER. et Twelve, some Velveteen., Nankeens hid a variety of printed mid white ;-. by Mr. Martian: iltr-lalligt• N... Iti, „Rata h"ne•Pl-"e• t ) rf"rd'• In the late October Ltatery, upwards of 19,000 Tickets were A CHESNUT l5 hands high, wa r e ; Quilting, and bledapolem ;heeling. 'street, London; and Tokens fora arced by coach to auy amouut, bold; in the ',resent there are . . GELDING, , 11IL ranted mould, show, a deal of bleed, and a remnrkabl I Catatortses 01:1% be lind•nt the Mart; and of the Aisetioneer, 4 iu rewire far, a :eminence. . ONLY 13,500 TJCKETS, . pod chai.e horse; a brown Mare, lb hands one inch high, a fast i 10. Broad•streei, - Royal Exchange. . . • • No letters admitted unless post-fire . re. . And ~ • rrrm tne universally approved Scheme, and great demana, galloper and en rind hunter ; a chestnut mare. 14i hands high. a . Fr... IA 1 1 ... hid .. , .Lerven.iid tiromid-Reins .•iit .i a. 4. it is likely ad the Tickets and Shares will be sold before the : gaud hackney , I liad fast trotter ; also a number of fat chaise, fr, - I).. " iars - '''Coiss "' "iitoi ".. l7. a C - anuon-street.:rass4 Lisbon- . ere t. Par- . . . A HYAN fAG -OUS OPPoRTUNITY. . Drawing. . gig, mid journey horses ; pryer hackneys. and large sized TO GARDENF.:RS AND OTHIJIS. „ liorses, cakulated far Maeltineri. post-chaipa, and various tugni-place. Elixil Itelli- place, Colliagwnod-street Darling. . olnr• and Darling-re w - Mile-End, and if firth ' . i- 1 • ,:go., RE SOLO BY PRIVATE i iiNI ER Arr. . . IkTEW INVENTED INVISIBLE DRESSE, I purposes of draught work; two doubled-bodied coaches, two r ---." - . r "' QE V ERA', PIECEi of MARI.: ET GARDEN 0. 11 By M ' r. W 1 LL1A144. 1 -% • . On THURSDA Y. October 3, 1811, at Twelve o'Clock, alb* ''' -,,,..: • F.- . - • tiii in ... H e, of a i,uperlor style. far Ladies and Children ; telegraph dine, several chaise gigs, drc: its the whole about 70 I P... 7 CiROU hi D, moue - with. aid ..;her, a itbout H o es . . and . alin, . .... Ithildingson rat; crop, and stocked with frail trees of all de- i Children's Patent Lambs' Wool Hats Bonnets, and Lots. . Shoes, in great variety.at CHESTER ' S Cheap ' Cotton Thread. To be viewed the morning of sale, and sold without reserve. Auction Mart. its 'Fr e Lots, ' RENT of 21/. . . .. , . script ions. Likewi.e it &rises ground, seed shop, and dwelling house, in a good trade, near town. I Wire Cotton, Callon Box, Bindery, Flannel, Glove, and Ta- N. B. Public Sale Days are every Tuesday a n d F r id ay . A FREEHOLD GROUND DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR. IVIR. ELLlial, Oculist and Aurist, from Eclin burgh, has ing for many yens pmt made the various Dis eases of the Exe and Eav it peculiar study and practice, begs to inform Ate Public, that he has fixed hit residence at 110.10, Woitiaimstpr Road. near the Lying-in Hospital. w hen! tveseontinurs to give hit advice fr o m 10 o'Clock till 4. daily, nod Litters him welf; 01.41. his having spent 10 years in the attentive tvatainatinwastt veiny of tkc shove complaints at the first VII school in this country, the result of which has been the per fect restoration of Imlay hundreds of individuals tailOt and hearing. among liinWnere 910 who were totally blind from Cataracts, him., Gulf t Screna, Optbalmia, and other causes, will ensure him a continuance of public patronage. Dap of attendance fur the Indigent, who must have a letter tf rerommendatitto fruit voine respectable hoUse-keeper, are " . .'acsclays and Fridays, frosts ten till twelve. PLOUGIINIAN's DROPS for the cure -....7.ofSeurty, King's Evil, V eiwreal, &c. &c.; which, ma lt it hsthading the efforts of interested men, nre now in the highest roller; nod the cures which nre daily performed. in cases that Icatikil the skill of the most eminent practitioners, are so r:a.aernus and at toed by Nrch relpect:.hte witnesses. as tu prove, heritki wie possihility of coatradictine, their superiority over every other uiedicine in the United Kingdom. KING'S EVIL.—TO UK. SMITH. Dria Sin,— I humbly inturnryie,for the benefit of mankind, 'thdi,my daughter. nt the age of seven .yeart, was bh , lcisin.:.l)" af "Acted with the King's Evil g in Itkki,she was recommended by a / t ally ian out-patient in the Shrewsbury Infirmary, in which Menthes the cinstinned until 18115, witimui receiving any benefit. 1 way then advised to try the Plouginann's Drops. which I did, and, thank Go I, 8011 n NU NI, W4lllllll the help of the surgeon's ur 'Caustics, that my daughter, in the short space of three " 3 "nol, Was perked.) , cured, and remains sit this time quite must observe; tbarlhe ulcers which were um her neck, t 4 'd g Iv. the pair gkl sachezczacia!ing pains, are new healed, tel.l•i•• parts pdtfielly wend. • .- • lam, dear Sir, prays, &r. Wrnekaa r di ar , t a l oa , W. JEBB. Ala 0 kW. Sold'by Ain Helmes, 'We. 1, Royal Exchange; and by every ,engerinliie Iraq* 'agave* the gnited Kingdom, in bottler, lir. the smuller, lay 22s. the *WY . , ••• , TRICK t4IYrICE. lANEW LIVERPOOL PiKr-COACH, BY DAY, called the PRINCE If . F.GeNT, from the Castle and fi,troli, Allersgate-street, Loudon. The Public are must revertfally iriturini d. that the above COACH, carrying Four Inside only, sets Out from the saidluti every Mondays Wedues day, Mid Friday Mirnings, at a quarter before Five o'Clock, through St. Alban's, Duirstable, Sidney Stratford, CoVentry, and a; rives at the Castle liiii, Birmingham, early the sane even ing, where it NirepS. Mid proceeds the next morning, at six e'r lock, through Walsall, Sanford, Stooe, Newcastle, Holmes, Chappel, Kuut,ford, and Warrington; and arrives at the Golden • Liou. Liverpool, earls the saute evening; from thence it re turns every M ,nday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at six o'clock, sleeps in Hiriniughani t and arrives in London early the follow lag evening. Only four Coachmen. 'rise Proprietors will not be answerable for passengers lug gage. box, parcel, or any package whatever, above the value of live paint., milers a special agreement is made, and an ade quate premium paid; according to the value of such goods; such value to be spreideil and entered at the time of delivery io I Londoli, or at any of their Offices in the Country. AMOS PACK WOOD and Co. TO THE .PROPRIETORS OF STAGE-COACHES, WAGGONS, CARTS, DRAYS. Am COLL! NG E'S NEW PATENT AXLE TREES AND BOXES. The follawing are the pecuisar properties of this Invention, viz: Simplicity in the mechanical construction; the most perfect security against a wiled coming off; and extreme durability, from their haid. aCcorate, and highly-polished surfaces being constantly supplied with oil. By these means it may be presumed that friction is nearly an nihilated; and' Artie who have them in use assert their belief, that (he draught is diminished Doe-fourth. When it is considered that comma' axle-trees are, in fact, conical wedges, instead of being cylinders, the friction must be always great, sometimes immense; and the enormous expellee in greasing and repairing them is a eonlirination of the fact. As every axle-tree and box is made to distinct and standard dimemions for each denomination •f carriages, the wheels of one may be applied to those of another, in any part of the kingdom. Any wheelwright can box wheels on this construction ; and a common labourer put theta on, or take them off, in a few 'al- Oates. The Sudbury Coach. which eels out from Mr. Glover's, the Green Dragon lun, Bishopisatetatreet, travelled upwards of Teu Thousand Miles with It,ce oiling Duly; from which per• formanre alone an expence was saved of nearly one-half the price of these axle-trees, independent of the relief to the horses. The adoption of this infeation to rail-road waggons, in par ticular, would produce an immense saving, as once oiling would serve them for half% year at least. As the establishibent for insumfacturing these axle-trees bas been made upon a very large and expensive scale, and the pro fits required very moderate. they must be paid for on delivery. The great utility of the Inventor's former Patent Axle-Tree, for Gentlemen's carriages, may be estimated by the fuer of there being upwards of six thousand now in use, comprising those of • His Royal Highness the Prince Regent; The Prificeu, and Princess Charlotte of Wales; The Dukes of York, Clarence Kent; and Cumberland ; And the principal Nubility an di Gentry in the United King dom. Made and sold only at the Manufactory, Bridge-road, Lam beth, where Axte-trees of every description lire made, of the best materials, and soperior workmanship, at the usual prices. Modern and Elegant Furniture, &e. By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, At his Great Room, 7S, New Bond-street, TO-MORROW, Oct. 1, at Twelve, • A N Assemblage of Excellentlfabogany and 'lose rs_ woad Furniture, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Camels Mir rocs, Bronze and Qr-Motu Chandeliers, Piano-fortes, and a va riety of a‘eful items, the property of a Gentleman; comprising capital mahogany dining tables, on pillar and claws, card, Pan br..ite, and pier dine; Brussels carped, chairs, four-post and held bedsteads, with cotton hangings, feather beds and bedding, turd the usual assortmeat of chamber furniture and culinary May be viewed till the sale, add Catalogue' had as above; and at the York Rotel, Bridge.stteet, Blarkfriars. ' SALE, At Jack's Coffee-Is.'s.-- Corn Estehange, on MON- D A Y, the lilt of. Orii...er, 41 One o'clock prec) . isely. TLIE FOLLOWING- GOODS viz.- 20,000 Empty Corn nnil *red Bags. 10.000 Fine White Corn and Seed Bags, well suited for sheet ing. towelling, and various domestie - purposs. 10,000 Archangel and. Dunnage Mats. 3000 Crown Pipe Stases. BO Pieces Scotch Sailcloth. ,401 t PURI .... d Sundry Listen-, Deal * , A nd Goods. May be viewed till the sale, lying at Mr. Thomas Hollings worth's, Cumberland Whar f, Rotherhithe ; at Mr. Henry Duilio' ' s Spring:ill's Wharf, Rotherhithe t at Widow Knight's, Horsleyclnwn; at Mr. T. Addi's, Shad Thames; an.' at Mr. T. Hanley's. Horselydosvo; where Catalogues may be bad., at the Place of Sale; midst* THOM PSON, SCOTT, and CLARKE, Brokers, Brabant -court, Philpnt-Inne. Freehold Cottage and Land, Ebfield. By Mr. MURRELL, . At the Auction Mart, en TUESDAY..Gctoher 8, at Twelve, . NEAT and pleasant FREEHOLD COT -11 E, situate in Turkey-street, between Enfield High way and Fort)-hill, about a quarter of a mile from the high road. and ten from London; containing six sleeping rooms, drawing room, dining and breakfast parlours, hall, kitchen, brew house, stabling, chaise house, and requisite offices, a fore cnart, and large garden, well stocked and cropped I also eleven Acres of excellent Meadow Land, immediately behind, held for 16 years, at a very low rent ; and two Acres of Freehold Land, nearly contiguous. The Estate is well supplied with fine water. The House is erected in a pleasant rise, and a couve nieut distance from the road, and is fit fur the immediate recep tion of It genteel May he viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; at the Greyhound, Enfield ; CrOwn, Waltham•Cross; White Han, Tottenham; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Murrell, 20, Skinner-street; Snow-hill. TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, and OTHERS.—Valaable Nursery Stuck of Fruit, Forest Trees, and Shrubs, Blacklands, near Sloane•square. By JAMES COCHRAN, Oa the Premises, THIS DAY, and WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2, r 11.11 E Lg4SE of the Premises being expired, will AL he sold without reserve ; comps isiag a vatiety of I trge forest trees far making screens und belts, as likewise every sizi for ornament and plantations, with s me millions of white thora quick, transplanted and seedlings, very strong, and of different' ages and sizes, from one to five feet, very fine standard and dwarf apples, pears, plums, and cherries for gardens and orchards, with - very fine maiden stindard and dwarf peaches, nectarines, and apricots of the most approved kinds, orna mental shrubs of various sorts and sizes, large yews, &e. sand for the accommodation of purchasers, the stack may he taken away till Christmas, ooe day io each week, wbsch Will be settled ; the sale. To Ise stewed till the sale, by applying at the Admiral Kep pel. Brampton, where Cat:slopes mor be had ; nt !qt.- cis. Minters and Co.'s Seed Sloop, in the strand, and Corn Ex ; at Mr. Williams's, Nar-eryntan, Turnhaut-Green; at Mr. Buchanuatt's, Nurseryman, Camber well ; and of the Aue titmeer, No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. Valuable Newry Stock, for Gardens, Orchards, Shrubberies, and Plantations. By JAMES COCHRAN, Oa the Premises, New-mad, St. Mary-le-bone, on THURS. DAY, the 9d of October, and SATURDAY the Mh, bring Part of the POlfillMa Nursery, obliged to he cleared fur build ing on. riONSISTING of fine standard and dwarf apples, ll pears, plums, and cherries - a true collection. and or good height and ages far immediate frisk hearing ; very fine standard and dwarf thorns, crabs, and almonds; a variety of large and small ornamental shrubs and • forest trees, ntandard and dwarf trained peaches, nectarines, apricots, cherries, plums and pears, all is a most lowrlshing, clean, and healthy state, and well worth the attention of persons went* immediate sup ply for their gardens. orchards, shrubberies, and plaatationi. Fur the convenience of purchasers, part of stork • may tie left on the premises till Christmas,, to be taken attal as will be fixed on at the sale. To be viewed till the Sale by applvlng to Mears. Jenkins and Gwytker, on the Premises, where Cittalognes may be had; nt Messrs. Gordan and Co.'s, Seedimea, Fenelturch-street ; of Messrs. Colville*, Florists, King's-road; add of ire Auctiouter, Nu. 7, Dake-street, Gessaattrisamare. pm.. Ai; ;0.0, •`: