The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-10-24 00:00:00

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BOLTON; Floretta, Miss FERO'S (being her first appear on this 'stage). In Act 111. Miss Feron will introduce the favourite Air of 4 ' Hope told a Flattering Tole,"—with variations. To which will be added a Farce (-Ailed ANIMAL MAGNETISM.. . . This Day was pablished, .its in Three Volumes, liseo. - TO SE SOLD BY AUCTION, VIIING* Pitent WORM . LOZENGES ) are Price Ills. beards, I, UDOLPH aad ADELAIDE; or The Fort of , By Mr. SADLER, Ni- , Palmated by the dist Noblemen hs the Kingdom,. as well art by the following Hosourable Ladies, who have. IS I -ILL St. Femeades t• a Kneel. , At his Repository, Gowen-street, TO-MORROW, Oct. 25. th is medicine . and also the ..,11 .to their own Children. ' By M. A. MARCHANT.. at Twelve, their respec4ve neighboarbauds, with unparalleled success s-i- Printed for Sherwood. freely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; UPWARDS of One Hundred HORSES and Duchess o f t ue 4,,. web/ Eton, o w c oun s els o f and Edward alitscatt, 259. o:ford-street. - CARRIAr:AS, of various descriptiess, among which are Dachas of Rutland. Motastacicris.. ' several clever hackney, road, gig, and tandem &lift's. mall Right Hos. the Cotudess of Right Ilan., the Countess of ..•- . , . . This day was pabilibee, . coulters, pesters, cart bones, Warm, cart Rll4 Dwse dialer, Darnley. ' Cork. ' Prtee Ile. Nomad, gig, dre. Right Han Lady C. Cape!. Hon, kedy Room. E i ERCISES IN-. ENGLISH GRAMMAR, To he viewed the morning of Sale. Poblie Sale Days every Right lion. I.ady F. Spencer. Hos. Eddy Say and Selo. son a New Principle. Tuesday and Friday. Right Jinn. the Countess of Lady Pa g e Tinier. , Shafulairy. Lady Lunt. • %JOHN FRNWICK. . ' In these Exercises , senteoces, are put into false Griinsmar, oa BROAD-SWORD, SMALL-SWORD, AND SPARRING. Right Non. Lad yL. Bridgman a principle which readers it impaesible fbr the Pupil to mistake And many other Ladies of th e first roak and character, too the False for. Correct Griramit, while the Lemma are ne se- MR. ROGERSON acquaints his Friends and the numerous to insert. vere in exercise as the foist toncoids usually given to Children. Putitir, that be has taken Spacious and Elegant Rooms Sold andat II , Ir. Butler's, 4, . _Cheapside, co_rnes_of . ILakvaistde' noui; - p,nn e u by e sj,e Proprietor :. no & boo ed by Sherwood , lever Exeter 'Change; for teaching his numerous Pupils, and the roe; ov most country csonaselters and momeme v Neely, and hones: Wilkie cad .R.oltiastati.O. Law t G. Re- accnnr"Kinti° ll nt!tnnin ntroodY proficient. In Boxes at 25. 9d. mad En. 6d. each. Widen ; Verwor, Biped, Ma UMW t J l _i_turray; Black,: 4.vpadrince Tosedepainsesdnes, and Saturdays. from nine in Pliny, and lfiiwg;imirY IJ. 11 ,4idlardl . W. SiMeri audit, CAM idiellissishil till sewed teraight. Entraitceat4l2„ Burleigimareet. • , i ~ , • ,---.--- - . t: ' 1 burn. . A Public Assault will take place its the above 'Kase& oo Sa.. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SA LUTARIS, • ,Of telsom may be hid. by *e same Luther , Mislay, Oetoberl6, rn. Afmissiois, 3s. 6d, Ta coinraeos es . A! approved Specific for the SCURVY, aid every Edibles. ANEW ELEMENTARY GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH o ne o'Ciock. . and irnipprity of the Blood. LKNGUAGE, • price SS. 6d. with the usual Allowance to - ' INICOIDUT IC COMPLA I YTS are the moot se.% Schools. A YOUNG L A DY, who has been obliged from 1.-7 semi" Malady of the British Constitution ;no 'Fatally is __ _ _ Marquis sle•Lancy, Mr. BR U N'PON ; Doctor. Mr. BL A bi- CH ARO t llra Fxdr. qtr. EA w c er P. Coalesce, bliss BOLTON ; Ll.etta , Mrs. S. Tet.enornivr. All le the Wronir—tea Saturday, 4 , llleurfc the E ight b—On Manchu, Cato — On Tuesday. The Fleet In 1312-0 a Wedonday, biensure The Woutartl.. . The Patine are respectfully Wormed that Shakespeare's Winter's Tale and Cortelanes,—sins Otsra3t's Venire Preserved, are ia prepatattlon ' and drat Mrs. Skidoos will act In those pica* the characters of Hermidne, Yelastaat and Belvidere: THE COMET. This Day was published. price - 6s. A Berrand and improved Edition if a DESCRIPTION of the Nature and Motions of COM 1:111; with-ft History of sevens) Comets which have appeared since the year 1397; to which is added, an Accouat of the Comet of the year 1811. " I cons Mered a Comet, or, in the language of the vulgar, blazing star, as a sky-rocket, discharged by au baud that is al mighty."— Anntsots. Stamford: Printed and sold by J. Drakard. at the News. Mikes sold also by Crosby and Co. 4, Stationers' -court, Lon don t aid all other Eooksellers. •, ADVICE. • WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill, use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treeing a fen prevailing Diseases. , the succeseful result of their experience is the best proof of seiweiorit y. klessre.COSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make the care of the following the object of tueir particular study. • a . certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a msment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Glees, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; asalso Debility,„ arshether arising from Bacchanalian anduigeaces, long riNidenclin warm climates, or a sectet solitary vice, too often mho ppily permed by the ) oath nf both sexes; in the wendi ng sterility, or barrenness ; and in the other a numerous twain • nerveas diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminnse in inipoteure nod Consumption. In that distressingstate of debili ty or dclicierev, whether the ronsequence of such banefu l ha bits, or to ishig . from any other cause, by which the powers of the citivitution become enfeelikd. as rrphrly educated Se:- gen.:o4 London they offer a Arm, safe, and speedy restoration so sitmcd and' sigorou; health. F The re,olt of a long and extensive practice has milled them, by impel-icor method, to relative Venereal Complaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, withotitsubjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases, whereon early application is made on discoveryinf the infection, they frequently perform a cure io the short space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fail in one sintle insionce-in a practice of Etre!) ) ears. during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cared, even after severe and injurious methods h..d been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. Meson. Goes and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular contelaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistakes few, with the obloquy se justly attached to the nt empiric, think it but justice to the sorlyes,in state, that they have been pi (wetly educate& and initiated juin every branch of the profession (certificates of which, front differeat Mold tab. and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince nay inquirer), that the success resulting from their eodeavnon first induced them to quit the i.ractice of the general Practitioner, nod they presume that their presto -110111 coottitute a fair gr0..34 for the unprecedented confidence Kith which they, have, by the Public, been so liberally hu mored. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by (ei der) b) Patients of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, anti aiteation. Patients in the Country are requested to slate the particu lars of their ease, age. and nientier of living, enclosing a Bank Kole for Advice and Itiedicines ; and the same will be forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. COSS and CO. Surgeons, IS, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, RECENT CURL Or A PLEURISY. Chichester, July 26, 1811. AGI.I";i'LENIAN in Chichester, wh9 had loog by a Fleuri.y in his side, and had the best ad kiee that could be olonicee 13,411 le London and in Chichester. asthma experiencing any relief; was al length induced, Ilirnagh the recommendation of Mr. R. Phillipson, of Chi chester. to try DR. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF taLCAS). from u single Family Bottle of which he found so much benefit, that by a steady perseverance in its 04 he is Itlvir perfectly restated to health, and low given Mr. Phillip s .n, Draggia, perialesien to refer any respectable inquirer to itos• thi, statement verified. TB E COR DIAL BA MU OF GIL FA D, for Nervous, Cos ! Debilitated Comititutiosis, is sold at 10v. 6d. • Bottle. and Family Routes, containing four Smaller WWI at by R. Diuggist, Chichester; Mr. Bo lan, Mammals; M. Harding, Gosport; Mr. Phitilpsoa, Brittilleat Dicey and Sultan, Bow Church-yard, Loodun; and all Medicine Vender*. Observe the words " Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved eo the stamp ; all wirers are coottlesfeits. N. B. The Doctor may be retaliated, al tannin 214 °dead Moose, Live rpool, by shoat who have panted his " Guido t•I Hersh's a PUbllntiksa strld• by' Lo/ass aim Co. !Abler.. siter-row, London, aad all BookselkrlC ' THE CHURCH. This Day was 41. ATREATISE on the GOVERNMENT of the CIPUItCII, in which the Divine Right of Episcopacy is maioUritied, end the Doctrine of the-Supremacy of the Bishop of Roane proyA to he contrary to the Scriptures, and wettings of the Faihyrs of the hr:t 300 )eon after Chrhgt. In which also several important points are explained and Illustrated, viz. The Unity of the Catholic Church, Sin of Sclii4m, Nature and Vindic..tion of the Establishment and Liturgy of the United Chinch of England and Ireland, ere. with occasional Remarks nn severr.l Popish Books lately published. C onpiled from the most celebrated Divines. Sold by P. L. and J. Riciugtnn, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard Watsna, Dublin; and Hodgson. Belfast. A LITERARY DESIDERATUM. Oo 16e. lw of January. lin will bershlished, The First Siutuber of a New •drood Notiortal Magazioe. -gambled • __ _ T" F 4 MENT 0 This Work is intro duced to the notice and patronage of the Public by a Sub scription, which offers to the Embers of families, and all others to whom trieece and economy are objects of attention, more vivant Lice than the limits of an advertisement will allow us to enitteentte. Prospectuses may be had at the Mentor Office, 18, lvv-lane, Paternoster-row ; at the Mentor Printing Office, 160, Totten ham-Nista-m.6d ; and of all Booksellers In Tuna or Conatry. Jest pubtished. at the Mentor &Bee, J. S. DICKSON'S CATALOOVE of SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, tuncieg,. which are some scarce and curious articles melte tibearies of Literary Gentlemen lately deceased. BROOKS and Co. Manufacturers of SILK, COT TON.aad WORSTED HOSE at NottinOrata nod Derby, respectfully asake known, drat the natty Masse in London ap pointed for the Sale of their Stockiugs, is SI. Charlotte-street, Radbhooe-plate. two doors from Oirguotreet, where the pub lic may be sapplied, few ready money, at the maker's price, be ing full 10 per amt. lower than say other house in Loaders. TiTele-.-Tbe lowest price is marked no etch paper of bore, and no article but ssockings.sold. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. rrlIE Public are informed, that a large Assort ment& of PLATE GLASS is now on SALE 2 at axed Prices, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK. at the Company's ThwelsoureAL RION- PL CE.BLACK FRIARS- BRIDGE, of a line colour, superior hrillinocy, and of various dimensions, from 1y inches to 141 inches in length, and from 10 to 72 Inches in breadth: also Convex and cotwave &throes, from 12 to 36 iswlfei in diameter. And the same assortment may be had for Cosatry Order*, by addressing.Letterste Mr. Wrllines Foster, at the Manta:actors.. Ravenhead, near Present, Laoca.hire. near the gnat improvement made itt late 'ears In this Manu factory, it is now allowed that the Company'. Plates are equal is ft* brilliancy, and have as few imperfections, compared whltstsy Faetign %Au that ever was Imported. . • • To the Clergy, and Persons passessing.the Right of Presentation Go Church Livings or Benefices. prietors of the CLERICAL AGENCY TR ImEvel s itte honour to announce to the Members of the Church, the Lormation of an Establishment, founded and con ducted upon :1 system of respectability and liberality, suited to the impurtance and extent of the objects it is intruded to em brace, namely, the Clerical Age*? in all its various blanches, where i. transacted the Purchase mid Sale of Advowsoos and Presentations, exchange of Beneficrs; &e. including every other species of Churcit Tfltllifer • Curates reuniting Churches, or Rectors wanting Curates, particolorty attended to. All Letters addressed to slue Proprietors of the Clerical Agtmcy Estattli.boaeut Bartlettls-Utildings; Holborn), must be invariably post-paid. Holm; fruit Teo to Four. To Linen Drapers, Haberdashers, klereets, &c. Capital Shop, and rely extensive Premises, situated in an ex. celiest thoroughfare. rirlo be SOLD, by Private Contract , the LEASE JL of a capital corner SHOP, well fitted-up, with very spa cings and vahiable premises, which nary be let of to Clear the rent. haNing a most tuitahle private) entrance. at present in the linen drapery Hue, where the return.; have been coasiderahle; the situation is very improving. awl near the water-side. The couneeti 4n, rt luck may be considerably extended, is sow very hegood ; the ',resent occupier is ander the Deassity of quitting, ill alth obliging him tolive Mahe country. The lease contains a covenant. that the lessar•sball grant the use of the shop fixtures (a schedule of which Is written therein) to the lessee, gratis, da ting the term ; but a few basse-Sxtures, which are the property of the tenant, mast he taken at a fair valuation. Fur farther part iculorc apply ho Mr. Cottle, No. 9, Cary , lane, Cheapside. BY HIS hIAJESTY'S KOYALJ.ETTEIp PATEN T 11 HAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous ILA for airing. to all lb sta s pzitt Venererd Disease. One small Pill is a dame*, *e .f one box In a recast ay will soon convince the patielitof t certainty of a speedy I. covery. Netbing can be Whet einaltived, mere safe, or mere convenient than this: resit* tee oath as are obliged . to go nits, or to sea, m it meek So esiallbenient ur restraint of and sixty yams:perks* {its sowitensive practice) has i •ed that it will erect a acre when repealed salivation all other methods avd *nothing. Par the Scurvy otheeDlismileal Dipieditaso this Medicine her not its panillt. Upwards of 40,037 petals of both sexes hare been eoliedly cured lathe almuscerndibardtri, within the last eight years. Prepared sad sold.by r the Propritioe, Thomas Taylor • ' 9oo L lit admen et the Impel College of Surgeons, London the RA _of =9llcgeoV i publishednoimally by the Royal Wit u t homes ir. 9. New Bro lge-stree ; where . attesimeabst adult* will be given by them in all et "= 4 mistier le above r , awith Inviobible stave,. Also. sa the eh , No. 36, St. Alban s-street, ' 1 omen RlMPltrillWll , 3* $1 s* Ne. 1, Flub•street -411111 ii . try person* every Considerable tows of Grout Driutia, dtc. In boxes of oily 21. Pd. cacb. • PETIT-nit, ..- A GRAND AND USEFUL DISCOVERY. : . 42Q, Strand, nearly opposite the Adeiphi. A ' MESURE, Chronometer and. Wat c h- ma k er , xs.o• la erraseloence at the great scarcity of Sonic • and the cohabitant price. of Gold, has been induced to produce, by long labour and study, a substitute, which he. has denominated PIPIT-oft; this inaportaat discovery has been sanctioned by Itte most flattering marks of -public approbation. • The PETIT-Oft trope° sirmrtes so nearly to Gold, and pos sesses to much of Its quality, that the' difference con scarcely be observed by the most curious inspector. It Inman unrivalled richness of colour : is sasceptible of an in comfampite lustre of polish, und, net being so ductile as Gold is Mom sespect*, is not so easily despoiled of its beauty by eerstsbest yet in others it yields to the force of the hammer, I sod may he moulded intis any form. It is particularly adalited fur Watch-cases, Snuff-boxes, nod ..all sorts of Jewellery, for which (fold is a present employed. As it tarnishes sooner than Gold, it requires that care which Gold does not, but every wiriest Is cleaned it will recover its ori ginal lustre and colour. A. Mesare, sole Inventor and Proprietor of Petit-Or, respect fully informs the Polak, that he hies . removrd'ltls Manufactory from Craven-buildings to 420, Strand,. opposite the Adeiphi, where ise has en sale a large nosortmot of Witches of all de. seri lions, with Cases made of his inteenappgahlm,Polit-Or i he Nitwit that if aoy Watches with bill home. void by him, sh sot be fhwal to perform Wall, tbey Skalibe rectified free of y expeoce, during the coarse of a whole,year. provided I ce nit may ant proceed from ass" volltir duo or accident; gold and silver kliwoomactelm.foroei sad pocket; capped, Jewdled, horizontal, deples, going fttkee, and plain Watches, all wurraoted as abocei li'vewise tillsorts Of Old Jewellery. re ready for sole. vI spectacles, opera s, seek chains, t' ornaments, site.-01 ' SWIM cream.' may! ei Malady 0..001 - Pamir i ce s more or less exempt from thank aid they shew themselves to variety of ways; they pradhee Roughness, Ufeeratfoa. and other diseased stales of the Skin; tn.!) , occasion loss of Appez 'tire, Weakness, nod Dejection of Spirits; nod the mass of Blood being rendered foul, it is incapable of affording* healthy supply of nourishment, to enable the Functions of Life to, be properly and actively performed. As a remedy from all im purities from this cause, Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SA LII TARiS has proved itself, by a reputation of SO years, a eyes tain specific and never-failing Cure; it requires mile a few Bottles of this invaluable Medicine to remove the most obsti nate and inveterate Scorbutic Complaint. At this period of the Season, it is well known the Scurvy and Its consequetwes are much to be dreaded ; in every Consti tution where they are prevalent the shove Medicine is recom mended as the may certain means of curing; as well as re venant, the Malady from breaking out; nor is it less success ful against the elfects of a well-known contagion, which pen dices a Certain 1)1e-ase that embitters the source of enjoy ments every injury arising from this Taint, whether eater.* natty appearing or latent in the blond, is radically and safely removed by it. without the necessity of confinement, or those other restgictions which Medicines of a less superior and active kind require. It is therefore recommended to Youth of both Sexes, and to those who are about to enter into a married state. aud would wish to preserve flrta health and asoand Con stitution; fry it they will be freed from every debility to which their irregulariti,s may have exposed than, and be restored to their original strength and vigour of habit. In the Diseases of the Female Sex, where IVerskoess is so predomivant. it never failsto check the cause sooner thsti any tither Medicine. and to give streugth, aultnation,eud general tote to every weakened function. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaptide, corner of Pater no-ter-row ; and by roust Country Booksellers and Medians Venders; in Bottles, ut Ls. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. • WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S Haan-lox , Snow-hill„ Loudon.—The best accom modation for Travellers, good Beds, cholie Liquors, sad ism. derate charges. The following Post Coaches, Mail Catches, fte. Set set from the Saracens Head Ina, Snow-hill v EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth. Dartmouth. and Salisbury. New Pust• Conch, every Idolising at Seven ,'Clock. with a Guard, tbroagit Houiton, Axminster, ifridpert.litantiford, Ilmingatoke, and - Bagshot. BOTTON, Spalding. Peterborough, Sullen. and Ifiel;st• des Nevi Royal Mail Coach, sets out every iliveiting.--Gssches from Bo:ton to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and Ball. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field Post Collett, called the Expedition, every Even* ut Fire a'Clock, to the Angel lan, Dale-street, Liverpool.— Guarded throughput. NTH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coachis, through • Cliippenhant; talne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; ar rive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London - Tavern, Thomas-street, Bristol, next Morning. Cuisches to Wells, ilridgewater, Taunton, &c. 4- • LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockinghans, Ike nut every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamtlird, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day ut Noon. Not. withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is• allowed to he the moot agreeable ;IQ complete . Public Con veyance ou the North Road, being unequalled in Aciummoda tioa,by any other. ' t kEla O,AL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby- le, Bolton, Charley, Ormekirk, and Garstang Post Coacti,ctery.Altgr:. noon,. at Five'o'Cloek.— Guard ed. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, AtliMr, tbil*Htld s Browabill,. Thornhill, Sztaquhar-Kiln, Cannwsek, Kkeepwitl, and all Parts of iciolaud, Camperdown Citaeh, YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed, with - a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half -past Six &Cluck, by way of Newark, Rexford, Truicaster, Darling ion, Nortballerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passen gers finding themselves fatigued from tho.length of the journey, . may test what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional F are. J. C an, the Black Swan, Coney-street s . York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Mull, Scarborough, Whit. • by, and other Places. CHESTER. had PARKGATE New Post Coach, Daily. rr ECL I PSE, a new Flying Pena Coach, to York, Stuxteriand. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries 4 Insides only, eyeri a te f ning at Four o'clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and ord. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns oew Coach, every Morning, to the George km, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congteton, Newcastle,Waisal, and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Aftersoon.—Orarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shillala!: Post Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock.— Guarded. SHEFFIELIiand Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock ingham, every Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach. ever, Evening. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and D•measter Post Coach. every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn; Mvton-gate, Hull. LEEDS and WAKEFIELD new elegant Costa, Daily. HERTFORD, Ware, Modderdon, mat - Chatham Conch, 41 SIAM and Edmontnn O.,acb, Da4 ' at Ralf-part Tea, ii Tea Half-pmt Two, Half-lout Four, sad Malf-past Seven u'Cloek. RWIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Plltt Cmaek, withaGoned, nein out every Afternoon, and reaches BirsaSqgliam _mixt Day at Neon. Passes by Oxtbrd..Eosten and Milestone to thriblia• ten's Head, Bill.otreet, Birmingliain. • CARLISLE, Peorith, and Wintelsave; Pant' Coach. gore • with Four H.irsei and a d all the Way. Pawns through Brener, Appleby, Gres , Richmond, Catierick, Bo `youghlsristge, Wet A rd, Mummer, r ` the . t h e M es ren ). test Se ou itl _ g ts Business, or Pleastire, secured „_„,., 5 „, „p r .,..,, —.44.4.444.4 n .., ivariumauta t vatseetca, Il♦ eat case The following articles of Pellt-Or are ready for sole. viz.: rouglabridee ' Wetherby, Aber&d, Diasecaster, and Grandmas edy re . Ina boxes, tooth - pick and peril cast-4, spectacles, opera and (thoneareat Way by liagitteee Miles). Sets out evevy.monio g ,. ir more aye-glasses, welch -choir, *sera, bracelets, iseek.ehainv „ Jain- , and performs the Journey with the greatect facility. Passengers' m our. bk.', conchs, an a variety of ladies ornament,. &r.-01 Pbuv, 4tradned on the Road by Besitseis, tar Pleasa re , h ave the peat-.- i• ai r ; ; table. desert, tea mad egg-spoomo, tea.aad eream : patc, sogir- liar Advantage of their Sere being secured it, the pelt Coach. a pre,- nags, and saufert. For Gleademen le the Army, cworda Syr Hein wettiosernbisese, obbdi, ae. c‘nveyintby tbemade4r, a n an d • cavalry, lafarry, light aad greaadiers,'dirks; daggem n . gurge.. • ; Mentioned Wagginis. - ry an d belt-plates , span, atc. All starts of walchoomesarity amide at ~_ • . andel. il Olid price. . . 4 To DISS. Boccie., Bungay, Bury, nod all parts of Sufolk, al icully ' The above articles are streeemblialliseeti to- C iptnlor eTe gi blmda l* , : years. of skips. wad Gomm . low is i a m tit ...l oc u m 4 . pipc . ENCtialTtß, Abiagdon, wad Healey 'Threw Tien & ur ` lid great ad pay hag:: i from Aim, as alio the wrought nn ne mina. „ let be . to the f ee i ttneet the o ttre. th ew ..VIiBURY,.. Hamptoo, and Twickenham. t a Weellt„, s • ni Cul vs fir.o4.ont bb bag be where us all he ;tweeter dm mu. , w . 11.14 ESTER.; Ramsey, Lynd hunt Lyle . N da.' re cm. mew ,. 0 ,..... 5 ,. sten •h rdeni wil he received fur sa y • church,. indwoed. Fordiaabridge.• Kistler BlivalisiV .- 0- I eases. sop of Ptide...few ery, .401 . 1 1 y Arddes, mid due Mat., .Williitc eilebhud Gowns, WaigeSso Bally.:- • - .., ••-.. k .: • . Also. dad plaid se them. The *tocsin metal sold ha 41/01% id U. 16e. Wiktita at il. Mourrzis wad Co. respectfully -street, ;11 . troy weisitt, or Si. 4d. the mt. flattened. • their Arritlods and the Paddle, tbett,titey will am be a ' ~• _ , ernerr . targe t te, *pan. She above .arfictes, sold is i small cstapy gratedsolt Liggegth Ac4.of azure time Five , ',,;••• ' Liter halal!! • and whideNde far .eitivartatiou, for teady'llahney 'Yaibe. triiit or damages, uulPra entered as sash, wad pant Of , $ 0.0. , neeordinglyoat the Accadest's Head lain. Suow.IMII, Lairs. - 4 .r . ) , ' • • ' ‘ . • . . , • ' ~ . • - • • . , • ,r, - . - , . • • . • • • . ' : 1• ' ••• • , . . • , 1, , , ~.4 .• , . ~ .. I • ;.. . , . . •' . , .... A. Y' the worst treatment of her Guardian and Relatives, to keep herself oat of their power for upwards of three years is in the sumo distress for want of only Twenty Pounds. She be came ef ai,e the sth day . of.Aegust last, when she applied to her Onardian for some allowance from her property in his possession, hut helms not returbed bay answer well knowing that ns long as she is hi distress she 'cannot obtain that redress which the law alone wall give her. Should this meet the eye of any of her Relatives she begs they will step for Ward to her assistance, before an actof desperation may cause them to repeat their enmity to -. The above will be sufficient in enable those Relatives who live near Cheap side to recognize her; or if they have any doubt, they can call of iNe Editor of this Paper nod see her letter to him, her hand s% riOnr, they well know-.but from their behaviour to her she It.. tilr hopes from them; she has more from a benevolent stranger, $t hu, perhaps, may see this, and step forward to rescue her from her present diSculties. To toy such she will _disclose all. To prevent idle curiosity. please to direct for A. 8., Pat office, Queen-strtet, (;heop.ide. REAL WAN BLACKING, BADS BY DAY and MARTIN. rilfllS Invaluable Composition, with • half the usual labour, produces the most hearnihrl jet black ever beheld, affords - pecullar nourishment to the leather, will not soil the bnest been, is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues la anv climate. Sold wholesale by Day and Martin, at the MitnuffUrtors - 97, High-Holborn; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock, street, Covent-garden W. I)ay, 80, Swallow-street; Astell, No. I, Finch-lane; Poole, 4, Marybomfe-street; nod by the principal Boat-makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Me tropolts ; and in every Town throughout the United Kiagarna, or stone bottles, price ls.6d. MATRIMONY. • IT is much to be regretted, but indisputably certain,. that many persons of both sexes are deterred from eaterieg into the married state. by 'infirmities. which delicacy forbids them to disclose • and there are Dot a few, who, bei ng already married. are rendered miserable. for went of .titose tender pledges of mutual love, without which, happiness in this state is, at least, very precarious. It hasbeen ascertained beyotaldonbt. that these clrcusestances are occasioned by a geueraler partial relaxation or weakness in either sex s aid It is egoally certain,. that the genuine BALM - OF MECCA is thalsisiorant the only . •sielLady rov tills species of Whets taken Iniiiihe-sfo mach, it immediately dilfuses itself like a vapour through every pore, producing effects at once delightful, salutary, and perma met. When the spark of life begins to grow dint, the circula tion languid, and the faculties p aralised, this medicine is found to give tone to the nerves, exhilirate the aniinalspirits, invigorate the body, and re-animate the whole man.' When aversion to , exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid csuutentioce, indicate approacliingeonsumption, the delicate fearde will he preserved, and restored to health and society by the benign in fluence of this medicine. Whet) the delusions of insagloatiou, or the force of had example, have tempted unguarded youth into the dangerous labyrinths of secret Sentuality, debilitated' his body, or impaired his enderstifnding, the Balm of hlecca will protect him from ilagerjpg disease, the iairmities of premature old age, and a wretched dissolution. .Wheo,,,try luxurious han gings, copious libations, Papbran'trk*cesses, and midnight revels, the sons and daughters of dissipation have brought at. themselves debility, relaxation, imbecility, and a Long train of nervous complaint!, this soothing Balm will restorpchealth and vigour to the debilitated frame, and cheerfulness ;tad animation toile mood. ' The genuine Bales of Mecra is prepared GAY by Dr. Sena?" and sold, wholesale and retail, by, his agent,. mr. Richard... Druggist. 19S, Strand, near St. Clensent's Church; also retail by- Ward, 324, Ilolborn; Parsons. 166, Fleet-street; Bacon. 160, Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon; Bolton, front of the Royal Exchange;. Goldin`, 49, Corohill; and Chrisp, Cnekspur-street, comer of Spring Gardens. Price 'is. Observe, that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in the label no the outside of each beg, which is signed by the Proprietor, E. 'Senate, in his hand-writing. All others are counterfeits.' RELIEF - OF. THE _ BRITISH PRISONERS - ... . IN FRANCE.: Amount advertise 4 - £69,989 15 9 SUMCRIPTIONS SI Ifelf iSCILIYED: ay Messrs. Pretleous and Co. • Kingsbridge, from sundry persons - 4 17 6 Collection at Swansea - 35 19 1 Corpration of Ditto ... 10 /0 0 Pans., of Landervy ' - 214 0 . John Wakefield. I;Fq. of Kendal - 10 10 0 Chri.topher Wilson . 2 2 0 T. H. Mande - - 2- 2 0 W. W. C. Wilson .. . • 2 2 0 A. Shepherd - 2 2 0 . Thorns Jackson -• • 1 1 0 James i l - ohnson • - .1- 1. 0 Thomas Fell - 1 .1. 0 Rev. Wm. Bird, Rector of Crnsley 1 1 0 - Parish of Norland - 0 18 .0 Parish of Crawley - . 0 15 0 Towmhip of Killington . . 041. 4 Collections io the Parish Church of Edinond-hyers, nod in the Chapel of Meggleswiek, including Dona tions io the said Parish, by the Rev J. Davison stud John Renwick, Esq. 5 7 0 Paris:i of Rilsby, by the Rev. S. P. Harper, Irons mined by Messrs. Percival and Soo, of Northamp - 7 12 0 ton I Parish of Parole, LVA6 ' Yorkshire - S 2 0 J. Scott, Esq. of Wr;Odsorne Hall, near Huddersfield 5 5 0 Pirislies of St. I.drins and St. llogleells. by the Rev. John Jenkins, Vicar of St. Dogmatic, near Haver fordwest 2 9 0 Collected at Hopesay, Salop, by the Rev. J. Harding 8 0 0 The Hun. Mrs. Drummond Barren, of Dr Castle - 10 0 0 Transmitted by Mesirs. Mansfield and Clarke, Leicester : Parish of Leire, by the Rev. Mr. Pansey - 55 * Parish of Ashby Magna, by the Rev. Mr. Neale 8 0 0 Parish of Cold Orton. by theßen. B. Hartopp • 312 6 Parish of Dolby Parva, by ditto - • 6 0 Transmitted by Messrs. D. La Tosiebiassi Co. Deana r • Lord Cremorne , ltto 0 0 Right Hon. D. La - Toadstool Co.co • -_ - 50 0 0 Bishop of Cher. • - -.-- 1 / ft Rev. Beery Wsane G. S. IL M. and P. J. - -. . 0 0 Charles M'Cord . . 2 5 1 Wipers and Privates of t he North Down Militia 45 3 4._ THOMAS FERGUSON, Seeman. We. 3. George-yard, Lombard-street. '