The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-09 00:00:00

No. 1181. THE IN 111:PL . V orNT winG, - - _ Rondos Newspaper % Priated and published at No. ?;I, .irwick-sqoare,,Newgate street, 1,01 IT ii nearly Four Years since this Journal first made Its public appearance. It started avowedly the advocate of public Liberty, and the determined oppo meat ornery species of Corruptiod. It has invariably ad hered to the principles the Editor first pohliely professed, and is indebted wholly to its firmness and coosistency for the unprecedented support and patronage it has derived from a lih I. pu :told rapid as the evicrouchments h av e ! w en fir same seam flpoll the Constitotional privileges of E na tidimen. and poruliarly alarniing as the intrigues of Party stud the perfidy of the Servants of the Crown have long rendered both the Foreign and Domestic affairs of England, it became highly proper to Convince th- world, through the median of . Free Press, that the roost of Liberty was not forsaken, and whatever perseemioo the Edi•or and Printer of the Independent Whig have met with fr•im the nrin.of rwer, the Editor pledges himself, that while life is preserved to him, Liberty sit ill never want a cbampioo. Those who imacined that all h I oplek4 of political controversy haat/Pea ex hausted, before the Inteprodent Whig mode i s *Ono% toil', are noA convinced that they Mere. mistaken. New measures will ever demand. an the part of a, Free People, new obeervaticias. We have lived to experience the melan choly progress of public evils, arising from ministerial du plicity, ambition, and Imbecility, in this Italian, until they have accomulated to a terrific bulk of Mix-option beyond all histori , ol precedent. It has been truly observed, time the Itreping up in the minds of men a continual di-trust of those in pow..r, Is the best security of Liberty. if this observation ever applied sit asi, period with more peculhr propriety and force than another, the present is utopie.tionaills that mo ment. Under this impression, the nuention of the Public is trait earnest ly. h a t revertfull% railed to the INDEPEN DENT WHIG ,if To morrow, I)rr. 10, which will entrain t aai n n o orer .-bsenatiosis adapt •LI to te exigency of the moment) an , interestin4 an inipo.-tant a-t h kle entitkd " Poli• tient Fragments:" a letter :o Sheriduo. F q. M.P.; In- dep-mdant and Constitutional Remarks on the % erditi of the Jury. in the case of Clifford v. II anion; sod on the Meetis of the Common Cowed ; together with observatitios at length on the proceedings at Covent Garden Theatre, in wriich the question at hone between the Public and the }tanagers will hr canvassed with a dignity becoming Free Press, moil an indeoendeoce characterlstic of the indigos .t enemy of Ty rumy and Ceortintio!.. • Di ETRIC 'failor, Ilabit.maker, ant Army Clothier. al bits old-estahli4hei Hotre, No. IS, Rat hbonc-piner,o‘furd-street ( whose su rwal oft and hipily a pproved qtvic of rutting Men of Fashilio's Clothe', I.4tlies' RRiding-habits, and Young flimflams'', Dresses, hi% gives sucit general sati.47rtion), hers, leave to solicit thr homier of a caatiluance of the Comm:outs of the Nobility and 6eniry, to which the wriest attentlua will, at all Hors, he Pn' TO OILMIA AND TRADF.SMEN IN (IENER VVANTS. ASI UATION, as SHOPSIAN, a steady, active, saber, and indo•tr oat young Mass, o r zwid Address. and c have at: uudeni .ble Charaeter from his Easpioyerss Is capable of muniigioi a Camera for a 1,144 w, as above s be also Gassers himself by sa • loc. that any Traele‘.nan well Sad Mia asefal is say Shop that knot laboriou , . Further Particulars may be had hv applo-1g at Mr. J. Cro , s, Oil an I Wine Warehouse. 27, Nessgate-Areet. Di%liosed of, the vAloable LEASE of a JL most complete BREWERY, an exceeding good Dwel ling-boaw and Garden, stabling for Y 8 borws, farto•vard, chale t and variants awful huildinor the whole in excellent rep Art tp which Is attached a hero turd lon.esoitylii.erl *trade 1.1 Me and Table Beer. hat from its ac e o :onooations, , capntde of a much more extensive one. he Lease is held fora long unexpired term, at a very lose rout. The plant, which is most judieiminly disposed for business, su , .lio like g•usd condition o oh the Leawhoid Premisev, to lw teem at a valtutrion h'. the partie, purchasing the Premises. Thetituatlon within three miles of the City sr Londol. For father parties' in. apply to Mews. J. and IL Owes, bopaserc.ionts, Nu. 141, Upper Thaws street if by biter, pot paid. At • INDIA SHAWL WAREHOUSE. LADIES or GEN T LEM EN desirous of pur elregiug ccuiou; INDIA BkILWI,B, have sow ais op portunity of impacting the ingot mopeds Selecting ever be fore offered for Sale. nt WAITIIMAN and EYKRING TONISH tWL, AIUSLIN,and UN I%' Alt !AMUSE, 10g, Fleet—treet, corner ,f New Bridge-street I where they Stav abo receive she full valu e for Skalds, Gold, Silver, sod other curious a irked Muslin,. R. 11. They are *Ow introducing a variety of new and elegant Britab !Sha h Is, topied from flie mast approved la din dative, wpich are to he had at their Howie e‘chaively _ ErrON, lute t _ air mg with Sir J Alt Eg lilt ANS. cows, removed to No. 2, rornhill, near the Mansion house Italic* the Attention of ill- Prienth to toe 4rheine of the Y EW LOTIERY. which cutttnitrS FORTY CAPI 'T'AL PitIZIA, with otily 4 4 ,01.1 U Nuoilwro l sad the whole to he drawn in One Day. February 14. 1 5 11. It 6tvit It mach coulidenee YTON claims the favour of the Public, haviag, in the tali Two Lottot divided amongst Friciaht ,• 3.. Pride. 0f... ‘20.1130 1 .. 02,000 1 ' ..110.u0t/ 1 ...... . 1000 51 Alin, the lir - and Priv No. :3,tild. entitled to A 24,765 t and rti neinua Twenty Thotimuuls, Ten Tlithainthis, &c. &:. in tav few precedinx Lott to realty an incredible Aavouiii. Plice to obwr‘e, Ey tots removed to No. 2, Corn bur t • M se-iseu*. - - -•- . AT 44a. PER 00Z EN EAC rruEs IN CLU DEU PUB L I C NOTICE. 14:SPANISH mEttcliANT (who•not being -favoured with cries:sive Connection , ' in lAgland) oilers der tttdei thmagh the twedivio of this Paper, for ready Mo sey, a Stock or Xeres (orotherwhe Sherry) and Port 'Wine. 4lie pmdure of the Estates 'of fils own Family, ret•idents if Xeres de la Frootera and Douro. rit.the above Price to which he most earnestly and confidently calls the &net:tint: of the British Public, haying the potver of retesting them to Fe st-rat Noblemen :tod numerous Penal' of respectability, who have purch ased and highly approved of the Wines—mho some 111atteira, at ~6s. Application to be made to Mr. Samuel Cornett, No. Li, A rwatel-nree t, Strand. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, nod Attie tormenting Itching iwtantly removed, by 'WHITER EAD's ESSENCE of NIUSTAR I), universally esteemed for Ho vatraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism% Pal sies, Um, Alfection4, and Complaints of the Stomach ; hut where tan certain Itentedy has be ;o unknown or neglected. sod the Chilbiaim have actattley broke, IV 11 1 T LI E FAMILY C ERA T E will ease the pain, and very apeedil3 hen' them. Prepared and sold by R. JORNSTON. Apothecarv. 15. torek-street, Saito, Landow the hence and Pills at 4 0 . 9d. each--the Cerate at 1.14 d. Sold by every Medicine Vender inthe United Kin.diten. c_ - r The tie:mine Itto n black ink stamp, writhe name of R. Jou NsTOM, it erleti tr, it. 711 E REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY DAY and hl frills Invaluable Composition, with half the eh tonal labour, produce% the infra beautiful jetshlack effef lieheld, ;Wheat peealiar !punishment to the W y elehr, will mit aid the them Imes, is perfectly free from unplesiwat when, and will realm its virtues in nay climate. Sol I wholesale by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, ; retail by F. Day , No. 7, Tavistsick- Street, vent-pram ;W. Day, SO, Swallow-street ; Alden, Me. 1, kb-eh-ken ; and by the , principal Boot-oaken, Per fume*, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis ; and in every Town "rolllloattav 40064 la algae battles, price . , . .. . ' • 4. '914. , - 4: 4 ...• • ''.. ..... . . 4. ..„•_ • ...f :"' 4 . . t:- - .4. . *7 4 ' c 1 r - ; 4 • t Id F ~. , -. .. ' •/,. : • -. . ~ - •• A i l ~. i:- ( e • ..ecITITT/0 .... 4p .. : 11 " 4t .'.l "i 1 '1 ~ • - t . ' • . • - .-' 411%.4 .71 • Etwo . . I V" . ' 4. ' 4... 0 .. . • - 4.) ;7 1. '...?;,. 0; r v . e - .. .. . s . • \ . 111, 40 , 1, . I, .• . r I4t ... ... i j ~ N , • .0 . 1 3 .4 .. / 4 , . , . .... . ... , i 1 • . 7 44 1 : 1 • 1 SdITURD4Y' I DECEMBER 9, 1809. PRICE eti• ROY4L BRITISH SYSTEM OF EDUC4TION. BOOKS printed fur the USE of SCHOOLS, sooducted on J. Lootinter's Original Plan of Tuition, s 5 are funned, that one Book of one b.iod will serve for 500 Children. J. LANCASTER'S NEW-INVENTED SPELLING BOOK, 4s. DICTATING ditto. St. - - CORBETT'S COMPLETE COLLECTION OF STATE TRIALS: To be completed In Thirty-six Monthly Parts, forming Twelve large Volumes in Royal Oc 180. Procee•lino upon a Charge of High Treason win t Sir .Jon liA VIE, Kni Mawr of the City of Loa-. don, Tit•MAS CULLAN,_ Alderman, and one of the Sheriffs. of London, .And tAres Busec , Joan LANCHAM, THOMAS ADAMS, Alderliell or Lon don, for countenancing and abetting rover sad Tu mults against the Wane of Coomense,, 1647. [N.] 181. Proceedings against the Seven Lordst sanely, JOMM, Earl or SuFroLß,Fasacts,LordWlLLoconal. of Parham, Joux Lord Iltinsnin, Wll.l.lAi NIAT ARO, THEOBALD, Earl of Lreciems, Cr:lint:l: Lard BesiKeLstr, Indiana% KM of 51 inoi.esex. upon au Impeachment of High Trea son, for levying War against the King, Parliament, and Kingdom, 1617. (N.] 182. The Trial of CitA It LES STUA R; RAMO of ENCILLSD, before the High Court of Justice, for High Tres. ban, 1649. 183. The Trial of JAIIRS, Duke of Halm:row, and FAH of C A MORIDGY, before the High Court of Jilebee, for ni g h Treason, 1649. 184. Proceednegs against the Earl of Ho:A./int, thy , of Nostwten, Lord C en and Sir Joist 1111111116 fur High Treason. 1651, 6%.] 185. The Trial of Lieutenem-CuTisael Je*w fur High Treason, 1619. Published by RICHARD RAGSIfAW, BrydgeretresB, Covent. Garda); and sold also by J. BODO, all Mall ; will by all the Booksellers nod Newmann in the United Kiugdotn. tavo. The Tivet.rrh Paiir of the above Work was published on Saturday, the First of December. One Part will appear, with the greatest regular_ ity, on the first of each succeeding Month. Those Subscribers who have expressed their in. tendon of taking the Work in Quarterly Volumes, ate respectfully informed that the Fourth Volume will be ready for delivery at the same time. In order to remove all professional doubts, as to how far this new and enlarged Edition of the State Trials may, with safety, be cited as authority in the Courts, and relied on as of equal authenticity 'with the former, It it necessary to state, that it is 'intended to be a literal transcript of the-42'10PM don, as far as that edition extends ; that where fuller and better reports of any Cases, or of any parts of Cues, are inserted, the text of the old Edition will aevertheless he retained ; and that the New Matter will be distinguished in a Manner not to be mistaken, and be distinctly pointed out in the Table of Contents to each Volume. NEW-INVENTED SYSTEM OF ARITHMETIC, DICTATING ditto. 41. and a r si l V ariety. , If Reading FREAME'S SCRIPTURE INSTRUCTIONS. b. WATTS'S HYMNS, 4s. MY BIBLE, a beautiful Poem, by C. Richardson, 6d. Also, INSTRUCTIONS, FOR THE FOR!dAVION OF A SOCIETY FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SCHOOL, OR SCHOOLS, IN COUNTRY TOWNS, ma Ilse British Sysem of Education, is. THILAsidKOU LIST : or, Literary Aserwrient : isseaisting m e rle et about, *0)1 Ca rds , irber-rt family of Children may IL Knowledge of tbe nriacipal Words la the Freucli • ,in :abort time, Us. A COM A ATLI% VIEW of the Plans of Dr. BELL and J. LANCASTER, by J. Fax, Is. &I. FRULTS OF CHRIS'eI AN LOVE; a Letter to the So ciety:of Friends, Pala Quakers. HINTS AN D DIRECTION S FOR BUILDING AND FITTING UP SCHOOL-ROOMS with mammy and conveaience, by J. L. Is. 6d. ADDRESS TO TEACHERS AND FRIENDS OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS, by J. L. Is. lid. ACCOUNT OF A REMARKABLE INSTITUTION AT PARIS, witlia few Qaeries to Dr. Bell, by J. Lan caster, Is. NOT AT HOME, With the Intended Prologue, written by Waller Rodbroll IViight, Esq. This Day was published, Price 2s. NOT AT HOME, a Dramatic Entertainment, as it is now performing with great applause by tho DRURY LANE Cf IM PANT, at the Lyceum Theatre. Written ily R. C. DALLAS, Esq. Author of " Elements of Self Knowledge,' " Percesal," " Maxey," dte. Printed for B. CROlllir sod Co. Stationer'-court, Pa ternoster-row. Where ewes be bad, ADELLATIIA; or, TOW /traits of a Slagle Error, a Tragedy, by Lewis, price is. Of the 185 Trials or Proceedings of which the first Four VoIMES consist, eighly-nine never before came into any Col lectivise. The followhig is a liit of the articles contained in the Fourth Volume •. • The New Monet* marked [N ]. Proceedings in 'Parliament against JOHN Lord FINCH, llarou of Foolowicii, L.rd Keeper, lur Hign Treason, A. U. 1640. Proceeding. in Patilainent toz.tiart Dr. Joists Comm, a Delingoeut, 1640. 1 Proceedings against Dr. .N 1 TTH Ew WREN, Bishop of Ely, on an Inspeactiusent fur llig., Crimes and Illiolemennors, 1640. [N.] Proerediugs iu Pirliameni against Sir FRANCIS WIN DENA DR, Knt. Secretor) of State, fur High Crimes sod Misrlemeonors, 164 u. [N.] Proceeding. against Sir linoacen KATcLIFIP, eat. M an Impeachment for kligluTreas.ui. 1114 J: [N.] Impeachment of Sir Ricatalto BOLTON, Kat. Lord Chancellor ut trelarol; Dr Jonm Lord. Bishop of Derry; tI:rUgaARD Low mita, Kot. Lord Chief Justice of the Carlow Arse; sod Sir GEonue RATELITIM, Km. before the House of Lord. Irclasid. 1641. Proceedings against Jolts GOODMAN, a SeilliWlTy Priest, comiensoed for High Treason. 1641. [N_.] Proceedings against TWEL YE 61111011; munch., Dr. June WILLIAMS Arehoishop of York, Us. Ina. ai•s hloecroar Bishop of Durham, Dr. Roinirr Wallasif Bulaup Covemryataicidleld, Dr. Joanne I laid. Bishop of Norwich. Dr. Joust 0 wan Bishop of St. Asapiio/r. Itoonse ea Bishop of Oxford, Us. WILLiAis Plgils Bi shop of Bath read Wells, Dr. Gaoaan Coal: Bi shop of Hereford, Ds . . NI ATTifew Wltlit Bishop of lily, Or GooragY Copan AN Bishop of Moo caster, Dr. Joists Walla co Bishop of Pctcrhit rough, and Dr. MORUA N OWEN Bishop of Walk dat, upon ao Aecatsatiou of MO 'fretisuu, 16.9 crt.i ProceeMngs, by the Kin's Command, spot, Charges of High Treason mid other High Modemeanurs, agalist Lord Kisteor.tom nod Five Members of the 'loose of 'normals; uaniely, Mr. 1)En z II. HoLt.is, Sir A stemma lIASLERIG, Bail. Mr.-, Joint Pie, Mr..lout HAMPDEN, and Mr. Wit.- LIAM STROUE, 1611. [N.] Proceedings in Parliament against J•eas Duke of Riciiwoxo,as a Nlaliguant aod an Evil Counsellor to the Him. 1641-2. [N.] Proceedin,z4lirt Sir EDWARD DIMMERS Kat. the Kiug's Attorney -General, upon an Impeachment for lligh Crimes sad Misdemeanor s, 1161.. [N. ] Impeachment of Citisour Lord Lit GOY, ekieM SIM of the Earl of Bristol, for High Treason, 1611. [N.] Impeachment of Mr. Guinan BEN TON, COMM% Of Loadon. for contriving a Petition agaimt the Ordi ounce fur the Ililiti.s, A. D. 1612. [N.] Impeachment of Sir EDW•RU BERING, Kat. be flies Crime- aod Misdemeanor 5,_1612. ( N.) Prise iris avast Sir Bien Also tin It YElr, Km. mid Bait. Lord linyur of London, on an Impeachment of High Crimes and Miniemeanore, 161'2. (N.) Articles of Impeachment against Sir Toot*, eR UINER, Recorder of the City of London, for High Crimes and issdeineanors_ 2 A. D. niu. (N.l Impeachment of fi cote BASTIN GA, Evq. (s.cond Boss to the Earl of Huntingdon), Sir RICHARD 11•Lroao, Sir JOON Base, and Jona PATE, Em. for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, 1642. INA • Inspeacnmeot of J Ames Lord treavos, for High Treason. A. D. 1612. 1,1.1 Poweedingy the \ t Ns: Loops at York t name- SPESt 6:11. Kari Of NORTHAMPTON. WILLIAM Narlof DEI•ONSMIRE, HENRY Earl of Dor . 2 1:1 HISRT Earl of MuNMAITII, CRARLEi Lord iIOwARD- of Charlton. Konica? Lord Rice, lalAal.t:s Lord (iRST of Runnels, TUOVAS Lord Co vv RR T, and esettlua Lord Cures.. for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, 1641. (N.] The Trial of Colonel Axial. noshes, before a Council of War at St. Albamt. foe covisirdlY ssr rendericg the City cad Castle of Bristol, 11143. The Trial of 1)r. WILLIAM LAVU; Archbishop of Canterbury, for High Tremors, 1640-1641. Proceedings against Mr. Tor Pillars. Mr. W• Mr. CHA LLuN Sit, and Otneis, before a Cuaucli of War, for a Plot Against t h e earliament, 164.3. EN-1 The Trial of Coo uoR Lord MASGVIRE, gt the Kings Bench, for High Treason, iu being concerned in the Irish Massacre, 1615. • Proceedings upon a Charge of Breach of the Trust re. paced in them by the Parliainem, preferrod against Mr. lloi.t.is and Mr. Witirittucaa•by the Lord A. 0. 1645. [N.) The Trial of Sir ROEFRT SrortawOoo. President of the College of Justice in Scotland, and Secretary there to King eisarles I. (r Iligit Treason, in the Parliameut held at St. Andrew, November, De ceastwr, and January. 1015. The several informations. Examinations, and Coelho nom of the WI ITC nes,_arraiLwd aort coodemned the Sessions holden at Chelsmiford. in the County of Eases, before the Right lion. Robert Varlet War wick. and several of his Molest:es Justices-Of the Pence, the Vila July. A. U. Idb. [N.] Proreedinp against Emily co .1I taigas of the House .r Commas, vii. DLNZ IL 1101111, Esq. Sir PHILIP STAPLETON, Sir WILLI* al Lewis, Sir Joins CLOTwORTIIT, Sir We. WALLER, Sir JOlOll MAYNARD, Knights, lila i jor-Generai MSS SST, Mr. GLYNN, Recorder of WALrER LON n, F.sq. EDWARD lIANLES,and Asi.. Toot's' Nicnou.s, Esq. charged by Sir Thomas Fairfax and his Aroly, to be Deliiiqacots, 1641, The Y. Cale of Davin JILNILINS, Esq. a Weich.Tudge. for publishing Seditious Books, and for pa*ing Sentence of Death Mn Pelson. for not assisting against the Parliaments, /SO. (N.) 179. Two Judgments of the Lords assembled Plirliament agaiust Joists Moines, alias POYNTS, MARY his Wife, lutist SMITH!, LOOS AND D•RDT, and JOAN Hallett'. fur forging, fransisp a r pub lishing a Copy of a pretoodod Act of I+4 1. At Pim. A REPORT OF THE SYSTEM OF FEMALE EDU CA I'ION, includteg the new Manner iu which Needle-work is touglit at the Free Schwa. Boreugh.eusid. 1M PROVE:MEETS IN EDUCATION,und the Abridg woo of Ditto. _ _ Ma ) be had at the Free School. Borough-rowl ; Wm. Cor ston, Ludgate-street; Dart's° and Harvey, Gract•church •trert ; and all other Booksellers in Town or C,,untr). QtEit:L'a superior fragrant doubly distilled kJ LAVENDER WATER, at *. N. per Bottle, wader the Patronage of her Royal liighohs the PRI N.. 2 ryo. ..f %VALES, to whom they bare the honour of being appointed and serve, together with the prieeipal Nosit.tre, MEP cit AIITS, Mb MMe FIaVOIMr as that of some utlier old diitioguisised Nlalters al double the Price. It is nece-sary to rautinu STEEL'S cameral' Cas tumers, their Wart:house is not in the strand (flat Error having usisled several ), but No. 15, in CATHERINE-STREET, VIVg DOORS Cr rafill THR STRAND, and tint they nave no Coonexina with any other shop (or similar Name, in London, the Business being carried in by Mrs. STEEL nod her Brother, I'. M Lit only ; as a Ser vant's Mistake might materially Injure the well-known se potation of their Lavender, in haviugaspurion, kind at a low Rate, pat-ed on them as theirs. •.• The ect.-emed Hooey Water, fur the Hair, &e. at 41.6 d. per Battle, or 6 for 945. 1.4.1. Orders for Exportation immediately eveeuted. 174. 173. 176. Ili. 179. OXFORD ~ _:(IANCELLORSHI I'. Thls Day was published, Neatly ease up la boards, with patent paper wrapper, Bso. ericv! 4s. 6d. rPHE POPISH DIVAN ; or, Political Sin. lordria. A Satirical Perak isot•rih , - , 1 to the Uni weratty of Ozford, and the If4AdKUS wimple People of Err, lad& • 1311 .. -- Moe mo w Sluit wr rroosace s and changing It ilc, be call'd Prin..: of HA/ for so the popular vote forams. 111wroa. To reip Is worth ambition. though to WU. • Ibid. ROM of a day, just buoyant in the Flood, Then rtuniber'd with the Puppies in the Mid. 3 In has Poem are developed snow import of secrets respecting the views and matives of the 6rentillites, ant the advocates of Popery. Printed for C. Chapple. 68, P MINERAL TEETH. ON A NEW ANI) I qritov LE) PLAN.• MR. FALEUR,Dentist, No. 18, ‘VORURN PLACE, begs leave to anaemic, to the Public, that In consequence of various experiments, he is enabled to re coiniuend ARTIFICIAL TCETii, of a Mineral Prepara tion, so as to give complete satisfactiou to tame who may l issome occasino.for such substitutes.—Mr. FALF:U It engages Mu supply from one Tooth to a whole Set, aituout among pain, or irritlitim, .abd of int ntipearmee se very natural, as to defy the most tritienl observer, M the owe time that the Teeth so supplied will answer every purpose of inns ica tion, give to the voice its natural tone and modulation : and their construction is so incorruptible, that Mr. A Leila ea :Res to replace them free of elpen e, should they wear or 'change colour.—Mr. FA Lavaca') els affix ad Artificial Pa late in a manner peculiar to himself, and never before at tempted by any i. divisival.—Mr. P. is enabled to give refe ' renew to many respectable characters in Toon and Country, who have felt the beflelicial effects of Ids mode of Treatment, and who have been eqaally satisfied with Ms fair and riassuo tilde claws. N.. 111, Without-place, Rowell-iiimare. lIEAUCY AND CLE.ANIINti.bS. No Person can peoess either, without good TEL - re, (kW% Nod a SWEET BILIATII. A GENTLEMAN olive,. toe most infallible A EXOFIC fur the TEETH.and GUMS. Its peculiar qualities a-e two simply cosigned to cleaaOug the Teeth, he- • will absolutely purser.. e in the highest stile of perfect ties, to the latest peri o d of hoe) dis.olution ;it will render them beautiful) y white, I, Without impairing the rimatel, fasten each as usity be loose, keep these that are already decayed from becunim worse. and sweeten the breath. binsedialeiy spots application it will relieve, aid eveotuall gore the nut excruciating Tooth-ache, Gam-biles and swelled noes eradicate toe Scurvy in the Gums, an d render the Old the Lips of a healthful red. The Faculty use and reco:assend iy and it is so innocent in its nature that an iufant may swallow I. Tne Proprietor is a Gemleonui of Fortune, ands* csmeinced of its elbow) , that he would .übiect himt.rif to forfeit thelso . sand guinea', if the persons toisig it as be directs ever have sloa Toota-ache, or a Tooth d, ray. The CEYLON DEN Tl Fit ICE mar be bad at Yllagls. 45.. Oxford-sweet ; and lentutn't, 711, Strand; Ward sad Tineklers,a6, Bisnlipsrue With' ; and of the Proprietor, No. 1 Temple-place. tilackfrinr's-road, ate. 9d. N. B. If a Tooth is decayed, or the Mouth in a bad stale, Is (the Proprietor look at it (be requires no fee). . TO COONTRYgiiiiNTLEMEN AND OTHERS. The followiug Restm.itive Medicate is its web repute as to be toed and recommended by many of the Faraltv, for NERVOUS DIdORDERS and INWARD DECAY, ties of Memory, Feelslessen, Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Hind, Pains of the Hack and Loin, Paralytic Complaints, &c. Trembliugs, Country tientleiricn nod others are informed that they may be supplied with tliii valuable Medicine by sendiu, tone Orders bv Coachmen or New-ineu. ere by iodating Cash 1n a small Parcel, directed to No. IS, 0111 fload-street, Loudon, for which purpose complete packing boats are provided for seeding it with safety many part of this dons, Ireland, Scothiod. ke. HUN ILESTORATI YE BALSAM, .1.-for mitering and invigoratmg the Coustitutioun of Persons weakened and debilitated by a course of diesipt ted plenum, or indeed by any other causes. Eveiy pai -1 duces fresh accounts of the singular sier.e•a of this invaluable Restorativeldedicine, and many geetleinee have been candid enough to declare, that it has succeeded in cases when every other Medicine proved loeffecteal. *4 • Gentlemen of the irst distinction in this kingdom, as well as others, it aiisc constitutions acre broken and debili tated, have experienced the good effects of this Restorative lleilicitie. For Nervous Disorders proceeding frost excessive drinking, dissipated pleasures, the immoderate use of tea, or from whatever occasionsgreat debility nod relaxation of the solid-, a better and safer Medicine canoes be taken. Numbers who had niiikrgime too powerful es/mopes of mercury (that bane iiii.heidth), which reduced them to a rtnieof ansereils exi.tence, received the utmost benefit Imp thus Itestorative, for after low of strength and sigesur, they happily la, regained their former health. Fur pains in the back and to girths, mad seminal weaknesses, perhaps there is out say Medicine in public sr private practice which has been suanecessfal. Note.—Tbe Restorative is prepared in Pills, which pro duce more gradual and lasting effects than all the internal forms: the finer parts of the Bahasa are also better pre- Sold by Hawkins, lath Wade, No. 19, Old Bond-street, nil N 0.14, Fleet-street Newberg and Sims, No. St. Paul's; Tett, Royal Exchange; Baron, 0 s ford-street ; Keene, Printer, Bath, &c. and all Venders of Nic.licine in Too n and Country, price 111. rid. the hux, or in larger buses, ouls 11. Ss. which caimans site quaatity of six Mall, as made tip for the :Limy and Navy, dec. ! _ _:____: BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. TuE greatte.t Bletuki: to Beauty is SUPER FLUOUS /I A IRS on the Fare Neck and Anta— ll B EAT', RM..; CATE POW DER i mmediately removes them, is an elegant article, perfectly innocent and pleasans to u.e price 11. or two in oar parcel, 71. ;old by the Proprietor, N 0.23, Russell-street; Covent-gar den ; overton, 41, Bond-street ; Duane,. 5, Cbrainide ; Bax ter, E.!: ..surgit and Glasgow; by .4 berry, Dublin ; Nora ; Rom% ikanefurd t Sleggy, atelm4brd ; Dicey, Northampton; Mande', Oxford; Rouse, Casteroury ; talwerPool I winner, Birmingham; Weed, Sisrensbery; liop ; C York ; Gould. Bath; Prosser, tol ; P.lllister Margnte;" Gregory, Brighton; Ref, Chcl tenbam; Brodie ilkdi•bory ; ferwmta, Exeter; Welber, tilouesutter; Semis, Leeds; 'IN mar, Worcester; Sprange, Tsnbridge Wells; and by all the Per fumer., Bookselion, and Yrnden is the United Kingdom. •• • Good allowassre to Deals's. • • 'TULL, Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, Lin. robs. Peterborough, and Norman Cram, N W POST COACHES, (carryiog only four imide) let Intl every morn ing from floe GOLDEN CROSS. Cherie cross. The HULL Mail Coath m usual every Bottum. By GEO. MOULTON and CO. From the Golden-crom rhe . following Carriages set out, limidir Rumv others too numerous to mention : York and Leeds New Post Coaches every Morning. Liverpool Expeditious Post Coaches, only tine Night oat, every Morning at Six. Holvhea.l and North Wales Mail every Evening. Hot., head, Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post Coaches every :Morning at Nine. Ludlow, M orcester.aud Oxford Mail every Evening, aad New Piot ('ortelt Tuesday, Thursday, and Satnrday at l'wo. Milford 114. en, Carmarthen, Gloucester and Chelteubara Mail ever) Lveoing. Uhelteoham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every M9ruing at Six. Briguton, Eustboira, Worthing. Hastings; Portsmouth, Soutitamptoo ' Isle of W ight; Bognor. Chichester. Amadei, Little li a mplam, Margate, 'tains-ate, Dover, Deal, Blythe, Folkestone, &e. ace. Coaches dai ly. ORK and LEEDS New Commodious, Safe, Y Cbeap, and Espeditisius POST COACHES will set out from the GOLD EN CROSS, roaring Crnm. and BELL SAVAGE, Ludgate-hill, evers utriniii% at half-past five ; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet; dine at the Cock, Ea on; Sup at the Gretham lint; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Doncaster, and arrive at Leeds by Twelve. and York by One. at Nauss. There are only our Coachmen ensployml. and the same Guard and Coach go throughout. Every ever. tiou has been, and will continue to he made. to renderthis the best conveyance on the North Road. Inside, to York and Leeds, SL Outside, £ By GEORGE BOULTON and CO. Front the Golden Cross, the following Carriages set out, btu side many others too inemerims to mention LIVERPOOL Expeditious Post Coaches, only one night oat fvary Honing nt Mx. HOME HEAD and North Wales Mail every evening. HOLYHEAD, Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Post Coaches, every Muroiug at Nine. ' LUDLOW, Worcester. end (Ward Mail every evening, and a New Pat Coach Tresday. Thursday and Saturday, at Two. MILFORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltembiun Mail every evening. CHELTENHAM and Oxford New and only Day Conch, every Morning at Six. Blt ;Gil EON, East Bourn, Worthing, Hastings. Ports mouth, Smtliamplon. Isle of Wieit, Bognor. Cblcisester. Anatole', Little Hampton, Aargate, ltaatsate, Dover, Deal, Hythe,FalkilOikr, &t. &s. Cuaclve• thalj. ^~-r~--.~. , 132. Porn. IN. 156. MI 161. IN. 169. 170. 171. 17t 171 _ PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR. • This Day was published, Pike 21. 6d. A LETTER TO THE 'INHABITANTS OF' GOSPORT. By GEORGE MORSE JUKES, Fail.' On the subject of the SUIT new pending in the Court of Esshequer, between the CROWN and the PROPRIE TORS of the hlUI) LANDS nod nuiLDiNas on the GOSPORT SHORE of PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR. Printed for Wilda., Johnsen, Gosport ; and sold by the Briuksellers in Town nod Catnury. I ; lam • • i