The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-30 00:00:00

No. 2737. APICABLE SOCIETY, for INSURANCE of LIVES, SERJEANTS INN. FLEET-STREET, LONDON, In .felped by QU BEN ANNE, lies. ar DIRECTORS have now to. offer to the poent.otv of the Public, Tables of Rates, which have bra lately completed. for the INSURANCE of LIVES*, at the carious Age,. from 131 a 74; either for the whole of Life ; any specific number of Years; the contingency of one person 'Partying souther; ~r far the joint continuance of the Lives of We Person, the Imo-awe payable on the Denth of either. Imetsores in shit Office ore created in certain eases at a re diming of nearly 20 per tent. sad oo the whole on terms greatly firenertible to the Moored. 11sec:tures' may be elected frog ?Al. to 50001. and every Lind of la.urnaee, however short the period of continuance, is omitted to • partiripatioa iu the pecuniary advantages accruing tithe Corporation. These advantages are wholly appropriat ed to the benefit of the Insured, in proportion to the amount of loch Imlay:Mee, ;.scircunsvt.uwes arise in the year in which the .wrath Liar peas. in the last year Insurances oa Seventy-nine Shares became ranyt t ible-A-Ttltese 62, having made. Right Yearly PaNments or recessed additions amounting to 48 per eent.—Nine Shares liav4agmarle Sir Yearly Payments, 39 per cent.—Two .frissros hallow made Five Yearly Payments, and One Share having made Three Yearly Payments, 21 per cent.—aud Five Shares, on whiels One Year's Payment had been made, Eleven per cent. lu addition to the sums originally insured. Ahstracts of the Charters nod By• Laws, with Tables of the Premiums, may be had at the Office, where attendance it given frea Nine till 'Three o'Clock. By Order of the Court of Directors, J. PENSAfiI, Registrar. • Just ptilillshed, Price Is. the Sane utt EdMoo of ATREATISE on RAZORS; in which the Weight, Shope. and Temper of a Razor. the Means of kepi ng it is cutler, and the matinee of using it, are particularly eunsidereil ; and iu which it is ititendcd to convey a knowledge stall that is necessary_ on tail snisjecs. ri;:rvrn---- • folieremetri-fintimetFer.—.-- le the MaatMy Review fur May, 1798, page 114, thG7tre walk was oatkett to the following terns : We have read *is ?teatime whit iuterest, dust with pleasure. It is well worth .pse attention of the puhlm" jiold by tkyr Author, at No. 10, St. James's-street 1 MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16. CHEAPSIDE. Carious and Splendid lathe Strait IP, with the most beautiful nod elegant limitations of Ditto. T HE ik/ohilitt and Merchants, and Families ar riving from a rend, are most respeetfull) informed, the junket /swirly of the above are constnatly on Sale tit the Warehoubes on the grid terms, together with the beautiful Yen- Pert'. Arig. , l+l Teheran, &e.; and the most choice variety of 1114011 IitIISLINS for Cravats* curious worked and plain ditto for Ladiev.Drewee,&e. s• gold and silver ditto for supe rior Drew allot ?nebula ; rich foreign tare and veil-. The. tint&brit, of Einem. gheetings, nod of F oreign Damask Table Lion (in which Noblemen rusd Families away have their Ar i a. lOperbly wrought ro order). Ftani/y Mourning of the fir,. tle- Wriptino. The White Chintz trod Petrnt Twine Cloth (gold virtasisetv M *be Warehouses). Superb Pri-ted Furni.ure ;Wl Marseillis Quilts, printed Muslim, Cambric!. and Bettilia Of delagy Peetabor4Augettter with the ehtacest nod must cnritat. Sloth every kind, adapted for the VI elicit and other Cnuti- Wand Markets. . _ _ The Triode suppSleil. floods by the Piece and Demy. In ti Ebagb busght or exchanged, :Lad the most liberal prices are ghee. CIWF:ET Breath and Cheeritil Spirits are engaging 1.7 tnil pl fteasnas to Lldies as well as Gentlenim..—p 'NCB 'S cld.Lßit V LO r lON e l . the pleasantest and wholesoinest Net. INNS Car • Oil in the lingdorn, and keeps the breath always serif and pleasant. Persons finding themselves low, Mint, hy sirrical, of the least uncomfortable, by taking immediately half a nom glass. will (bleeds , ford themselves well sand refreshed, mid comfortable afterwards, hundreds of Ladies and Sentle twee who have been sleeted with nervous complaints, and -rime • m bad at times, they have felt tianwelves to low rind weak that they had oat the power to ,calk asTnw the room, and ne.e ge thereby &stashed at ni,:ht by frightful &Tams, had tried several remedies to an effect ; hut after trying Prince's Cherry Lotion they immediidely found tht-asselves u ell iota refreshed, and by taking Isalf a wide glass before going its bed, acre sure to sleep eumfertable. hat makes Prince's Cherry Lotion preferable to any other ' waving, coirdi , il Yr medicine, is the only article that panties and sweetens the breath if ever so hat:, whether it proceeds from teeth, gumq, o r any inward complaints it trial *ill convince, 85 it keeps the breath always sweet awl pleasant. It must be arkitowictigsd *sweet breath is a comfort to ome let; aariplenshnt to theta Conversing a ith ; but when a person hots o bad breath, It is not only disagreeable to themselves, hut ranee so to others ; but Prince's Cherry Li.tion is pleasaut in taste, and makes the breath pure and fragrant. it is also the lest Wit* for the ioneth. teeth, sand gums, and is the only ar ticle for fasienirg teeth if ever so loose. Raildrnis.-have declared that most of their teeth became • knse, sad some have dropped out quite sound, have had the advice of the first Dentists, who informed that nothing could be dime; but after using the Cherry Lotion the rest of their teeth became firm ; theren re all those who hare !now teeth ought to make a trial. Is of greet vitae to pendia strew Mg artificial teeth fastened to natural ones, as it prevents the natural teeth loam, tender, or mulched; those nearing artificial troth ought never to he without i!, its by creaming artificial teeth with it, keeps them sweet and clean and prevents their gkanine colour ; preserves and whitens the teeth, cures the scurvy in the gums; keels, hardens, and strengthens tender rims. Be tare to ask for Prince's Cherry Lotion, half.a.guinea a bottle; two bottles one pound s or rare dozen bottles five pounds. Directions are sealed up with each bottle. by the Prep/jet. r, Prince, Demist, 9, John-street, Os - Sad-str e et, n e st deer to a Cnach-raiiker' , ; also by liendrie, Perfumer to her hiajestv,Tiebborne-street;Hording. 89 , Pall iliat I; Butler, 4, Cneanside, corner or Si. Paul's Church-yard; Weston, 229 i Strand; Sitrriay, F 5, Fleet market • Bacon. 150, Osfurd-streets Davison, SC 71cel-street ; Riggs:, 65, Cheap side; Bolles and Toll, Royal Eachwir ; and b; most prinet d Also by Brodie and. Dowding, Salisbury ; and B' ll ol. 16. Dame-street, Dublin. To aceommodate Ladies and Gdodleeren that re-ate in the e° l3 ntr,, by sending a remittance by post to Mr. Pi int e, John enro, 0- ford•Vrert, [option, will scud them by return of loath to any part of tile %WOO - • - '''"Pors,r' tisit I , , i'._ 44iL . , . 4 •:.:;0'..17 ~ • - , . 4. ‘ .4 AA- m:., -. _44 --;*, .c. • , • . ...... •--- - t -- . -- ...... - 40 , \ ''''' r ".. "...".."..• '•• .• .i• '''' l k .. .•- 4,, •- - .ix, I•• • ' • • • •}.••. . . •• ••• 4 , ` , r . . _ • ..:* ' ' ; i ILP" ' / • .• ..,4 1 ., . • I I I .... i •,, , s . • . ..,, ) , 11.1 ir•..c.....) ~.... an .. . . .. r.- • . , -- - -- *O' h .. 'o:l' WONESI9 ' - NoPEmagn 40, NI . 4- . „ 1 „,. .t . RiCE 61b.. • 9 - • _—______ 2.4.. • --, "j- - ea - ' I rci- -- ' ' s• - • `' - a' • '- • .... DI •SS IN GERMANY. THE COM EF, present an additional list of Contribuf since their lost publication, and give no, Bee that they purp o terminate the Receipt of Dimatitub to this Fund on the fl of December west. Some Ladies of the very gr.( rank •in Prussia baying benevolently employed their leisure time is milking numerous articles combining use fulness with the higher taste and elegance, to which ingenious artists in the humble walks of life have also made additions, and have devoted them to the express purpose of aiding the de sign of this Fund, forming a collectina riot less interestii g to the best feelings of humanity that, shigolar in the excellence of the productions a the Lords Commis boilers of the Treasury, having been pleased to permit their admission into this country, only' Slhe express condition that they should h e s old publicly, sod !thole produce he npplied to she a ugmen t at i on o f the F ood; Cemmittee have appointed the sole to take lace on the WI of December, at Bullock's Museum , Piccadil ly, under the amengement of Mr. Muon, of Walbrook, Auctioneer; taut tissue that this arrangement will not foil to make a strong op peal to the more elevated ranks in society, they have direCte4 that the Catalogues shall bear a price, and become thereby tickets of admission, that the company may, as it shmild, be as select both in the view and at the time of Sale. __,_, Catalogues will be timely hued by Mr. Mann, Walbreaut andel Bullock's Museum, Piccadilly. . ..= Amount already advertised . . .. ...4140111040,, snascairrioos macs ditCE IC IVO: '' " %mai. At Downs. Coti , etion In the Pa. Richard Lanyon,Losto right of Harrold. withel se3 3 Bedfordshire 101. 9s. 7d. Mrs. Doughty and Do. do. extra 31.65. 3d. Miss Loader 2 5 At Committee Room. Subscriptions from the _ Collected in Jane, Town of Northamp. 1814, in the Parish ton, bib remit- Chorch of Welling twice 1921. 14s. 11d. ton, Salop, by Rev. From the Wive As- Mr. Eyken 641. 25. 6d. sociation at Clielms. I Collection in the Pa. ford, balance 2 4 risk Church of El- . • Subscriptions front gin, per Rev. Win, Bristol, by the Fe. Gordon 131. 184.6 d male Association, Collected at St. for the Girths M;lfl( . s Church, Fund, remitted by Kilkenny on the Ireland, Brogough, . day of Thaoksgiv. and Co. ma king a ing, by Rev. Peter totil amount of Roe 10 0 7171. 9s. 47 9 Su_bjeriptions from Collection at Edeosnr, Northampton and Derbyshire, per vicinity, 6th remit- Rev. Mr. Smith 7 3 more 931. lla. 9d. At Lloyd's. From a few Indivi- Collected at the Me- deals at Hackney, thodist Chapel, for the Orphans 6 e Think, Yorkshire, Collection among the per John Armitage, Servant-, at do. fur Minister 11 0 do. Collection in the Pa- Do. by a little Girl, in rish of Sholidon, in Claptin School of Herefordshire 61.65. 6d. I Indust ry,for do. Is. ld. ___ GOLDEN CROSS. CHARIND-CROSS.. AND' 1181aLIS . BRIGHTON original Red Conch, throleh Croydoir, Rd -BA4I VACS, LUDAVITE MIA.. .- : . `ate, Crawley, awl Cucklield, every idorttiag nt Eigl:t. GENERAL OFFICES Flt TRAVE-I.I.TVG: • BRIGHTON New •Coach , called the Duke of NOrfolk s T nE following ROYAL MAILS set ,or fro* every Mornirigat Nine, through Dorxing, Horsham, and Iles. field. - the above Odites ' every livesidg, by commaad•oreba; Postmaster-General, viz. t . BRIGHTON New and Elegant Post Coach, the Ediplei DUBLIN. Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. • every Afternoon nt Three. HOLYHEAD. Bangor, Caernarvon, St, Asapb, and 'au. BRIGHTON Regency Coach, at half-past Eight &Me* parts of North Waive. every Evening. ' .• MILFORD HAVEN, Haverfnrd-West, Carmarthen, Brie WORTHING modern and truly desirable Post Ciotili . con. Monmouth, and all parts of South Wales. ' • (carries fuer bride only), through ftrondwarer, Findley, - Asia! CHESTER, Nampto telt, Stafford, Litchfield, and NOrth- • inglon West Grinstead, Horsham, and Dorking, every Morel amptim. • lug at Eight o'Clock. W [BREACH, March, Charteris, and St. Ives. GODALMING, GUildford, Meru's'', Rust HorsleY, and CAMBRIDGE and Ely. B oo kh am , Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eight N EW M ARK ET, Brandon, Swaffharn, and Pakenham. o'clock. BURY ST. EDMUND &r. NORWICH, by Newm l ' iltet and Thetford. EASTBOURN Summer Conch, Tuesday, Thursday, and NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswich,and Settle. Saturday, nt half-past Sir Con k. WORCESTER. Pend ore, Eyeaham, and Moreton. EMBALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Morning and GLOUCESTER, Cheltenham, and Burford. Afternoon. OX FOR 0, every evening at Bight o'CI. ck. DORKING, Leatherhend, and Epsam Coaelres, every' LUDLOW, Teohury, and all parts of Shropshire: Morning at Nine and Afternoon at Three YARMOUTH, Lowestoft', Beecies, Yortuid, :aid Wood- STEYNINO, Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every Morn bridge. _,. int at Sir. • ,„,. H ULT., fiertrborough. Harlington, and Beverley. . HAMPTON and - Miteharn C oac h es Daily. .:, BARroN, Water-oltte. Gaiasborough, and Brigg. .., --....a. EiNtOLN, , SLEA FORD, Bonn), Pea:thorough, and Stiltoo. The following COACHES set or from the BELLE • Aod the following Royal Patent, and other Coaches, on the 1 SAUVAOE : newest and i CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. last construction. • Also ila added a list of Cities and Principal Towns to which ! BIRMINGHAM New Post Conch, the Crown Printe, Passengers are regular 4 conveyed ; a retereuee thereto will every Mantilla at a quarter before Five, through , iltony Maw save much trouble to Travellers and Persons having baggage in ' ford. Suutham, Lemioginn, and Warwick. parcels to send. • I oxroß.l) new and elegant PtisCCoach, the Dellence,iffill LIVERPOOL New Light Coach, nut only one night (air. I glort.hig at Eight. • .s riea four inside only). thioagh Warrington, Nurthw 'eh, slid- i SO. THAMP TON (Coilyer's Coach), every lo oming, es. dlewich, Swath: wit, Uttenteter, Burton-uann-Trent, me...kain, • cep' Sunday , W Five. . Hinckley. Lutter•worth, nrid Northainpron, Sioato),Wedoeuley, ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, nod- Saturdwy Meii. and Friday Morning, ut Si; ; performs the jaurary irs i 6 bears, i iv. a s Niue.' well lighted and guarded throughout. • 1 NEW BURY Coach, every Morning at half-par Sia LIV EAPOOL Royal Nosch. through Warrington, Emits- o'Clock. ford, Cungleton Newcastle , Stone , Litchfield, Tams urth, SALISBURY Coach at half- past Three every Attention: Atbsrstone, Hinc kley, rind Letter worth, Tuesday, Tharsdae. H aSTINGS New Post Coach, every MarWug at Eight. and Saturday mornings, at Six ; travels with extraordinary ve- WIN DSOR Coach. every Morning at Seven. locity: only one night on the road, well lighted and guarded B 1 I GHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning the a a.le of the journey. at Nine, through Dorking, Horsham, and Heaheld. 1 ORK New and elegant Post Coach every Morning at i BRIGHTON New Post Coach, the Eclipse, every After. Six, tbrmtb Tadcaster, Ferry bridge, Doecaster, Llawtry, noon at half-past Two. Retford, Newark. Grantham, and Stamford. From York BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening al Eight. Passengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to Edin- LUTON Coach, every Day at One. burgh. Berwick, Newcastle Alaw:ck, Shields, and Sunder- HAMPTON Coaches, every Morning and Evenii g. laud; Durham, Darliugtou, Rot thallerion, 'I hirsk. and Easing- PORTSMOUTH Coaches, every Morning and Evening' at cold; Glasgow, Dumfries, Carlisle, Penriih, Brougb. Rip- rive, pun, Borimeh Bridge, Knaresinirough, Hart . owgate, and all i LYNN New Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday parts of ;he N.4th. Mornings, at Five. HINCKLEY, A therstone, Lutterworth, and Northamp- I The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to notice, the Inn Coach, every 'Morning ut Six, except Alontlay, and every Oolden• Cross is sae only Other in Loudon fr m whence Car- Evening. riuges set out to all the B .shing and Watering Places, and SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheap Conch, through places of fashionable and public resin in site kingdom. %Milan, Iron Bridge,Wolverhampton, awl Birmiugharn, every The most strict attention will be paid to enquiries at the M ruing. I above Coach Offices, end every information punctually given HOLYHEAD. Bangor. Capel Cerig. Ilanwrst, Cernioge re:ative to all public Carriages setting off from Loido i. The Mawr, CM' W elf, Caernarvou, Conway, Osnestry, stud all parts Proprietors are nut hosoeratile fur any Parcel ur Package of North W•iles, every Moroiri,e. 'those Five Pounds value, unless entered and an Insurance p ad BIRMINGHAM New Couch, called the Crown Pi ince. accordingly. through Stony S:ratfirrtl. Lemiegtoo, and Marwick, every I JOHN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, Proprietors. Montane at Four, and arrives tile same .Evelling at Ten. __. PA ft KGA T E. Chester, StAr.ii d, and Litchfield Post Coaches, every Evening. WISBEACII, Mardi; Chatteris, nnd St. Ives New Coach, Moat) ty, Wednesday, and Friday Eveninp. LITCHFIELD, Tarnwor fir, Illuckfes i Atherstnne, Letter worth, and Northionptint, new nod eseellesit Cuath, Tuesdo, Thursday, and Saturday Mornatas, at Siv. 4 1,411:1. TijNIIIAM -Near - Hwy -Camels; tbovegle- Frognsill, t• tideach, But Turd, . and Oxford (curries brow inside tilt ). 1 sem nut every Writing, except Sunday, at Sit, rand augers Anonymous, per W. T. 1( 6d. i early the mune Evening at the Mooch I n Chellealims. Collected at the Pa- I OXFORD New Post C. Itch, culled The Defiance, every' ristiChurch of What- I Morning at Eight. too, on the Bth of NORWICH very last Coach, through Newmarket and May 3 1 . 12 °. Id. Thelfbrd, every F.venlas nt Seven. . Two Ladies, per W. T. 1 1 I YARMOUTH, Lowe:4lof, Beetles, Threw& and Wood- Anonymous 1 0 bridge Telegraph. every Afternoon at Four o'Clock. , Collected in the Pa- IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afternoon at Four nod rich of Bohn. on Seven. Thanksgiving - day, CAMBRIDGE. and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every after a Sermon, by Night, and Carriages to all parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Ems. Mr. Oliphant 11. 103. 6d. and CrunhiifteAire. Miss Howarth (Pud- FAKENHAM, Swittlliam. Brandon, and Newmarket eles se3) 1 0 Kant New Cinch, the Lord Nelson, Tun lov, Titurtroty, and At Down's. Saturday Night at Siz o'Clock, Sunday nt Five. Collected at the Pa- LYNN Post Coach, Tuesday, Taticsasty, and Saturday rich Church of Pad- Morning' nt Five .e Clark. stow, per Rev. W. SOUTHAMPTON and Lvraington elegant new Cinch, Rawlings 51. 7s. Siide every Morning (except Sunda% )at Five ti Clark. Packets Ditto in the Parisi sail to the Isle of ,Wight On the arrival of she Coach. Parcels Church of Lemon are conveyed to all veto of the Island. Ward, per Rev..). WINCHESTER. Besingsroke. and Hartford Rridge very Taylor II IF. 8 / 4 1 - ffazt Coach, ever% Morning at Five a'Clock. Ditto in the Parish TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells *sew and easy Coaches, Church of St. Issey, every Moroag. per Rev. W. Raw- TUNBRIDGE WELLS new Post Coach (carries Arne in.dde ling., Jun. 11.144. (id. l only), through Tunbridge, ti-veenakt , , and Riverhead, every Joseph Hacken„ Esq. 3 0 I Afteroatin at Four o'Clock. Sunday excepted. Collecti, n at Farn- BURTON-UPON-Tit EN 12, Piot Coach, throne', al cashani, liam, Surrey, per Twycross, Arlierstime, Hinckley, Laitterwortli,Welfo d, North- Rev. Dr. Locke 36 0 amptim, and Dunstable. Sunday, Wedoesany, and Friday Daioneed Tea 2 b Morning*. at Six o'Clock. Subscriptions from BRISTOL. Bath, hlelkaham, Dratizto, and Marlborough Methley. per Rev. new linden-01mm Post Coat h (comes four inside only), every J. F.Ogle. Curate 141.35. 6d. Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout. Rev. T. Stephenson, I This Conveyance isincontiovertibly auperior to any on the of Lympslisan 210 Western Road. Eight Remittances EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the from the Exeter and Balloon, every Morning at Seven. Devon Association 170 0 SEV ENOA KS, Riverhead, arid Bromley Conches, every At Lloyd's. Morn:or. Collectionat W mond- n HASTINGS, D.ttel, Ftnitertsbridge, Pliinwell, nnd Tur ham by Rev. Mr. bridge expediticm New Coach, every • Month g at bailf- past Abbott 6 6 Fire. Sonic Mothers at Chi- I PORTSMOUTH nod Eluvial Telegraph, every Morning dresser 7 rat I::...eolin f at Five o'Clock. At Hoare and Barnett's:l. • FOitTSNIOUTH, Hormlean.Petcrsfield, Gad:timing. aid 17166 d. Miss Carden, Worces ter_ 1 0 William - Shackletba, Jon. 1 1 ofigs C. Carden, ditto 1 0 Sithscriptionnt Upper Maker, Ca: too-11, Lancashire, by Rev. P. Richardson 21 12 Collection from Great Pa ailing, Leicester shire 21 ss. 6d. Miss Beale, Proles worth Collection at A.htty Macon, Leice,aer .^sts,,e py the Rev. Ci;fleeted by the Rev J. Hall, A. B. Cu rate of St. Peter'r, Bri.tui 20 0 At Committee Room. From the A..ticia tion of La,lies, of King's-bridge; De. Ton, for the Or phans, per W. F. Reynolds 2d. Samuel R. Fi.her. Eig • 40.4 - 4,-1 PILES. ------- 1"" painful and erent....ally dangerous complaint, may be atomized and safely mew eel, bs Ita ,, issg recour.e to the medicine prepared Icy W. Lewi., No. 14, Charles strut, Covent-garden. It is sold there in packets sit each, or ibree fur 14. 1a each packet is collators! sery 'all and ample printed Directions, Roles, and Cauli. ns, wr shot any one Are'. ring issideraists painful ei3Of•iti may have Ike satisaetiaa of judging of, and pursuing t•e most likely and safe mode of effecting relief, or Of guarding against, or preventiag tits' 'an ger of fistula, attic!) springs from neele•ted or lll.manuged Piles. Among other names great in medical griets , v, who have npproved of the mode of relies suggested by tL presets, soecti eine (or of the ingredients which compose it, at Oa- mode of achnintsteri: g them), may be mentioned the celebrated Stahl, Hoffman, Cullen, Darwin, and John Hunter. When the are paid attention to in their earls , stage, the hertang art lias resources sufficient not only to relieve, hut so establish a ~ re. These resources are }mime nu , in the above pi in:ed It may be had also from Randall, Royal Larhanze Maude, Andover; BMus, Croswell, Keen., aleyley, Bath; Tyler, Breniwdrid; Rabin, Mills,LifitiOr: Seeley, Buckingham; Townscn, Chatham; himsden, Cokhetter; Joltife Crew. kerne ; Queenborotig! , , Donstahle Tressanan : or Wunimer, E 'refer ; Blake, Maidstoce; Harold, Marlborough; Inwood, Ness port Pcgaell ; Dicey, sr 1"s, Nos thasispom; June., Ox ford; Dixon, Rochester; urn Ise, Sails . or. ; ('rut well, or Lan7 , lots, Slterhorne; Jogget, ; Ertl, W FAGS, I Wickham. At Commiliee Room. A vows; Friend to Children. for the Orphans, per Mrs. Rogers A Free-will Offering of a few sympathis ing gollant Men of the Royal Artillery, watinded at per Rev. 11. Irwin, Chaplain SI. 911.9 d. Collected by a Ladies' Asseciatirnt, in Stroud and its soci nity. per the Rev. C. F. Steenkoplf Left at the Evehnnee in Chester. for she General Distrh, re— mkted Imv the Rev. G. Reynolds remits;lner frogs Ladies' A•sociat formed in Lond•in from Pl . moutto. raised by the exertion of two Children. remitted by NW D. Price . 131. First remittance from the Ladies' A •v.eitt ti.lo in Exeter, for Orphans, remitted by Miss Sarah Sporkes . 500 0 Balance of Subscrip tions from Edin burgh and its vki- laity, per J. Camp bell, Esq. 10S1. 10s. 7d. At Barclay's. Collection in the Pa „ rish of Braintree,per . Rev. R. Seale 22 14 Oita at Hairston Ililretln . g, per Rev. DEBILITY, &e: ENCOURAGED by the uniform success at. lending the peculiar method of Treattaem e; the cure of a few prevalent Complaints, which has been confirmed by the experience of many years, in a Virg, and extensive practice— seosible also, of the happy effects rt silting to the Public friim Medical Men confining their attention 106 a certain class of Dili esltge,. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Members of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons in Landon, continue to direct Chair bindles to those Disorders arising froin a secret destructive :LW!. of ie c Youth, which tot only occasion.' a nuttier. us train of Nervous Affections, but also eat ills on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distres-ior, suite of Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of such balle t-of habits, excessive drinking, long residence is lint climates, or nay other cause, by whic h the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they o ff er a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorrius health. 'here an early application is made for the Cure of a Cer tain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebrie ty, the eradication is generally completed in the short space of two days, and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, characterized by a variety of painful and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without re straiat in diet or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permanent and radical cure. _ _ ....wetting, _ .. _._ __ - ---, _ T. Fisher 141; Is. 6d. I R. Cannel'. Douglas, 1 , fialtdford Ne* Coaches, every Morning and Eveniug ai"Five i. — The Diseases of the Urethra, as freqoently connected A GentlemanatLeigh- Isle of Man 6 0 • leClort, . with, rr arising from the abate Complaint, have not escaped ion Buzzard 9 2 Collection in Bendier PORTSMOUTH New mid elegant Post Coach, the Duke their attention; by an infabible and improved plan, they areen- T. M. Jones, Esq. 22 I Chapel, by ltev.J. j sif Welllnglon, ?titian), Thursda y , sad Saturday Mornings, ' ailed to remove obstinate Clem and Sit wares, a heilier Collected by the Fe- Carwood 39 12 ot Eight Welsch. recent or of long duration, without resorting to the painful male Inhabitants of Co.lectiou on Thanks- EXETER and Taint= Coaches, every Morning and and dangerous use of the Caustic Bougie. Many instiaires can be Parishes of Coats- giving-day, at Mel- - ;veiling. • adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years continuance. ball and Freering. In bourne, Derbyshire, WELL!, Bridgewater, and Taunton Coedits, every Morn- , having yielded to their method iti a few days. after the cure had Essex, for the Relief by Rev. Ju. Mid- i and Koestler. - been attempted by other Practitioners without Ilf•ct ; and of the Orphans 34 0 dleton VI. lls. /05. PCYMODI If and Falmouth, very fad and cheap Coaches, tuck has been the agreeable result of a pi . actice of 11 years. Ann Hopkins Smith, In additien to Collee - . 'esery •111 twain: s,ad Everting. ; that the mode of treatment has t.ot, in one singlO ittoiniee, ever Olney , 3 0 tion in Bewdley ' BURY and Newmarket Past Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, proved abortive, during which period many th ousand persons Collection In the Pa- Chape', per Rev. - and Saturday Marring; at half-past Five. ;of Boil Sexes Wave experienced the et .j , ), meat of-having been risk of Thorringtnn , Jan. Carwood 1 0 " BATH and Bri-11.1 ' Coachec, to Italic in 14 Hours, every - perfectly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been Suffolk, per Rev. R. Rev. M. G. Thorald 5 0 Morning at lialf.past Four &('lock, and Evening at Five. ! persevered in to no purpose. Morgan 21. 12s. 9d. A Lady, pee Kelt and , LEWES, Uckfield, Maresfield, and East Grinstead Coaches, , Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these At Masterrisann's. Back. N amid) 5 0 every Morning at Eight o'Clock. ! particular campkint , , is order that they may not he marked Collected sifter a her- George Brograve,Esq. 1 BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sussex -by a mistaken few, with the obloquy ro justly attne..ed in the mon, ut llnsiney, per ditto 10 10 Coast, much admired for its fine Sands, a new Coach, every ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, Bet Its 151. 15s. ltd. Collection in the Pa- blarniog at Six. • . that they have been properly educated and tnitin , ..d into every Ditto Ditto at Dink- rish of Northill, CH ICH h.STER, Midhurst, and Haslemere new Telegraph , branch of the profession (certificates of which, from various worth 41. lb. 6d.. Beds, by the Minis- Coaches, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morilogs, hospitals, and testimonials from the hieliest profe , tional autho- At Morland mid Co. ter and Cliarchwnr- .at Six. . rifles, they have ta convince:my eilitiror). That a residence N. E. G. a Friend to I dens '211.35. 6d. ' CHICHESTER New Conch, through noncom and Pet- in the warmer hrmi-plsere of fair eastern world, a; well ..9 in to the Distressed 1 0 At the Bar City London s worth. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornitszs. at S-trn• oilier parts, emboldens them to assert, that thei. researches Major Francis Johnson 55 I Tavern. ARUNDEL New Coach, through Dmictitn, Pt tworth, and having been confiued to di-eases already enumerated, .they hold At Child and Co. Mrs. Pendegrms, in Li!tle Hampton; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Marisings, one a certainty of renovati4.l in ,cab as mat labour tinder the Mrs. Child 19 0 addition to a Sub- at Sexes). dvliildstiitig effect* of a Ajfe passedunder the torrid zoim. And A Christian 1 0 scription in April. ! MAIDSTONE, Mailing, null Wrotham Conches, every further , that having had opportuditim w their profez. , mal ca- At Glyn and Co.'e. . making together 1 11 Morning, no Five and Nine o'Clork. parity, of forming so. eittitnnte acciu.giottince with the constitu- John Davidson, New- A. IL . 2 0 , FOLKESIVN E t N)thet Sztndrie, and Ashford coaches, clonal habits of seafaring persists., they offer to them the best castle-upon-Tyne 3 3 1 Third Payment frosts ever. morning. nssurnm.ses of imotcdi•ite tef ; (not the success resultiog from Edward Walker, ditto 9 3 I Ladies' *Asbaciation, 1 DOVER, Margute„ Rartvgate,Dealonilesaterbitry Coaches, their endeavours first induced them to quit the prsalice of the Robert Walters. ditto 9 3 at Bristol, fur the every Morning as Six o'Clock, and Everting at Fite. Extra general practitioner: and they presume their pretentious con- John Russet, M. D. ditto 1 I Orphans - 216 Carriages always featly for fonsilios of pal tics. 'finite a lair ground far the unprecedented conlidence with Rev. Wm. Torner,ditto 1 1 1 BROMPTON, Cliailsilmt. finchester, and Sirsivd.ronebestif which they have, by the pliblic.heen so liberally hononne t L -: • •" Subscriptinns received at she .Bitty of the City of t oudnit Ta- ! every descrip.intr. at Six and Nine, in the Morning, One at To he consulted at sheer image daily (personally, .4 by toter, • ' , ern; Lloyd's Colree-hossr ; Stock Exchange; and at all the' NtionosisCHalt-pasi Five la the Evening. , post pod) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, deliebery • Bankers It Tull/130W Country. ieere , GRAVESEND, ,N orthfleel, awl Oaitford Conches at Six acid attention. R. IL MARTBN‘ • taries. an Nice ii, the m on **, oni dt N,„,ti, nail' Five to tl4 EPgo.. Goss am Co. Witgebas,l3; Badvelit-slrCet, Plott-street. .. . . Lllifi HOWARD, ( big: k:sitro Cdagles always reedy. - • May 1, MC 1 .a-. . •a~rr~iAllE IR to W 14.7C{.111.14 - Ine ,r I • *fiVVlr• 1 0 £5 0 185 0 7 0 17 10 wawre"-^4. - 1, 1 4 - • _ • THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY:LAWS. • f present EVENING, Nov. 30 ) their Majesties' Servants wOl perform THE 011. DEVIL'S BRIDGE. To wMelt wilt be 'aided, . Tbit• THE NI Matieol RNTHS oataace, TA inTUE: two . called Acts • Or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. The Donn to to opened at half post five o'clock. in be- West loaf post sir. Bates, h.; Sensed Price Si. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Second tower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, b.—Upper p a negg4 Is.; Second Price, 611. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. TH" present EVENING, Nov. 30, will he perforrn.4, VENICE PRESERVED. • Jailer, Mr. Conway; Pierre, Mr. Youog; &friskier:l, Miss O'Neill. To which will he added, ROSINA. ; Second Price Se. 6d.—PH, 9e. fid. ; Second • 'dap, Lower Gallery, 9r. t Second Price, Is.—Upper ewer", Is., Second Price, 6d. A Privote Bee may be bad nightly,: as application to Mr. ; at the 800-ogee. I