The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-17 00:00:00

-.---. 'H .----.- ,-'.'- '" -' -'- r" 1 ') • difk. . or • : • • • - • s4si •, • ! r ; . . "eV• 1 4 4.• . • • 014-1 • 1' ~ ~4 ' • \\ _. ~':~ I •. 4004 !,., 4 1 ' ' ? '4 - jra•,,,.. r 2 . , irri:;• -kr • - , • 4,4 • t - 'Y 4. • 4 11 4 st. _~ ~ S ,• , • WESTMINSTER ASSOCIATION for tile further RELIEF of tie SUFFERERS by the WAR lu GERMAN Y. TR" present EVENING, Nov. 17, their Majesties' fierwmts vin perform, MACBETH. limbed , ' M►. Keep t. Lady Macbeth, Mn. Bartley. Tn which trIU be added, The sew Carats Drama, la tern Acts, called JEAN DE PARIS. His Royal Highness the Mike of YORK, lo the Chair. At a very numerous Meeting, attended by his Rout' High ness the Duke of Sows, the Archbishops of Coster : bury aM York, and many of the Bishops, Nobility, and other Persons 'The Doors to be opened at half past eve d'cleck, in he. tie no half past sir. Rote% Ts.; Second Price Ss. 66.—Pit, 34. 6d.; Second roc., 9s. Lower Gnllery, `b.; Second Price, IL—Upper G a llery, is; Second Price, 6d. • • - h was unaniinou-ly resolved, . That a Committee he aispoii.ted to solicit and receive Sub scriptions for this purpose, and that all monies so received be placed under the management and caldron' of the said Com issittee t that the Committee do consist of the followiag per golas. with power towdd to their numbers, or to unite with the City Committee if they deem it expedient. • Co- MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. Greenwich £5 5 Collection at Stoke Newil.gion ca Thaik.Rieinj -day, per Rev. T. Gas kin, Rector 22 1 Ditto at Weybridge, Surrey, after a Ser mon by Rev. Dr. Haoltain,Rector 481. Ins. 2d. At Messrs. Haminerskys. T, C. S. Second Sub scription 5 0 Collection, _ Parish Some Ladier at New castle' for ike Or. . phan Fund, per Mr. R. Walters 11 4 Ditto at Caine. Wilts. far ditto. pee Mrs. • M. Gundry • 911 5 Ehris U. Maryrade, Liverpool 1 1 Col. hi 'Donnell, Glen gory, and the 'per-. manent Stoll' of the Glengary Regiment of Local Militia. three days full pay 61. lb. 9d. A Friend to Distressed Germans 1 0 T. Smith, Esq. per Mr. Murdock XI 0 Collection in the Pa rish Church .if Rid tinging, Ratland s by the Rev. C. Swan, Rector 91. Is. 6d. Collected In the Pa rishes of Liddinetoo and Caldecot, Rut land. by the Mi nister' 6. lis. 7d. Carious and Splendid Witt Shawls, with the most beautiful and elegant Imitatinns of Ditto. TalE Nobility and Merchants, and Families at - rising from abroad, are most respectfully informed, the variety of the above are ronstantly on Sale at the cri a r i ettunts molt, first terms, together with the beautiful Ven- Peru. Angnb+ 4 ;Teheran, &e. and the moot choice variety of INDIA ItII.7•LINS fur Cravats; curious worked and plain dine fur Ladies Orestes, /he. t gold and silver ditto for supe rior Dresses." Turbans; rich foreign lace and veils. Tife an t (*Aries of Liners, of Sheetings,• and of Foreign Damask Table Linen (in which Noblemen and Families may have their Arms superhly wrought to order). Family Mourning of the first de scription. The White Chintz and Patent Twine Cloth (sold esclosiveiy at the Warehouses). Superb Printed-Furnoures Sal Marseilles Qeilts, primed, Muslim, Chastities, and Bettilins stfdesigin peculiar; itigethOr with the choicest and moot curious Goods of every kind, adopted for the French and other Coati wall{ Market.. The Trade supplied. Goads' the Piece and Demy. Tali* limo Is bought we ettehturged;'and the most liberal prices are Amin. Church and Chr.pel of Ease, of Domfar line, per(). Esq. Provost 31 5 ?dr. Roadie • 1 1 Fourth Contribution, synod of Dumfries, perflev.Dr. busman 35 1 At A kerntatuis. Overplus of a Colire. two in the Parish of Lillie Hullingburs. Emes, by the hand if the Churchwar den, Mr. Allho 3 (I STATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 TICKETS. . . ALL TO B 1 DRAWN IN MIR DAY, Nib N OVEMBER, 1114. - SCHEME. 2 -0f.... 1116.000.....er• ... mom 2 . S. St. „ 6.000 I ,• • 2.880 '.. 4,40 4 .. 1.01... 4,00 • 6 6 10 .... ..... ..... 20 l,OllO 12 I t 41.) • 25 WO 1,50 D 16 . 54,000 At Cootts's And Co. Krt. 6tnbAm, Clap ham-common £5 5 At Haututersley's, At Titehttelti Church, A Lady- 10s. 6a. At the Tabernacle. Bristol, per Mr. G. Jones 421. 11s. Pd. Rev. T. Pude!learnbe, ' Ronseninb, Desna 9 3 At Falk ingaunt, Lin euinshire,and neigh bodrhand, per Mrs. Dawson. 17 0 At Princes Risbnrough, Bock., per Rev. Mr. Meade: Capt. Grubb 8 5 Rev. R. Meade • 1 1 Mr. .1. Smith 1 1 Mr. Winstow 1 1 Sundry small Sub scriptions 21. 2s. 64. At Kelvedna, Estes, per Rev. Charles Delon 25 01 Mrs. C. Bradford,for the Orphans 1 "0 The Mitt.oo Wnoaroulfit 1 0 Mr. W. Friend 5 0 Misses Bushell, Liver ► pima 5 5 • A Lady, nt Fairfield 1 0 A Friend, per Mr. N ieholay 0 10 Aunnvoinus, by the Dis• Bank 5 0 A Young Lady at Ha. verford west, per Mrs. Steinkoplf 5 0 I A Friend, by .the Rev. J. T. Sanger, I of Bristol. 1 Hants, o t Thanks giving-day.perßey. A. Radcliffe 261.75. 6d. Laity H. Drummond 20 0 3.1 Si 0 Parish of Wookey, Somertet, per Rev. J. Phillott 14 0 M. G. 3 1; A Lady 1 0 Rev. Richard Evans, Rector of Llunbar don„ Abeyswith 1 0 Parishioners of Ditto, 4 5 Fragment, per A. P. 1 1 At Acker's:ones. soup TOO, picKgrs and SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON, DOODLUCK, and CO. Coutract , trs fur the Lottery. at their DlSees, the corner of i:s, Cornhill, and facing the Kins'o-mews. Choriakernss. Urs. Harwood, per Mr. 0. Beadett, fur the Orphpas 2 0 By Private CoPeetion in the Parish of Regain& 151. 4s. 7d. At Sahara, after a Sermon, by the Rev. E. T. M. l'ltilipsl:ll.l2s. Several Private Sub scriptions 1 6 F.E.R. 2 2 At Caine Church, an Thanks- . . eiving-tlay, fur the Orphan., per Rev. W. Marsh 81. la. 16d. Mr. Se% myr lak 64. PINTS Off THE EFFICACY AND VIRTUF.S OF SO LOMON'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GI LEAD. THIS inestimable Medicine haring risen in re pute to the very pinnacle of fume, it is now universally resorted to for its benign and health-restoring qualities in cases of weakness a.- et/vitiation. Some, perhaps, unacquainted with its 'haws, not having perused that interestng '6 Guide to Health" ( whirl: must he_but few indeed), mayi be induced to ask, what is the Reim of Gilead fit for 3—What complaint doth it cure—To mower this it will he accessary to " Hold up the Mirror to Nature." Let thine alio are of in the following mnnner reflect on the cause that produced such havuek upon the " wholesome ap petites and powers of life:"—disordered stomach, dry cough, weakness in the voice, hietrarness, shortness of breath upon the least exercise, and relax:able of the whole system. Those of flirted with paleness, !angrier of the eyes, weakness of sight or - - memory, stmuld take time to enesider Linumus's advise. that • ADVICE.. " youth is the impatient period for forrning a rnbu.t consent tine," and that " nothing is to be dreaded se much as prema- W HEY Men of Education and Professional bweexcen." The foundation of a happy aid age is a good can- Skill, use persevering eudeuvours to discover the mom Imitation in youth; temperance and morleintion at that age are safe and certain method of treating . a few prevuiliug Diseases, pnesports to happy old age. Nothing can be better described the successful result of their experience is the heat proof of them tee words of Armstrong— superiority. 4. Fair *Set of timely care 'Messrs. GOSS mid CO. Surgeons, have bees induced to maks Millions have died of inedioaltle wounds." the cure of the following the object "if their particular study Par such as the s e. then, this healing 'lnlet Is suitable. Cora- viz. a certain Disorder , frequenily contracted in a moment of plaims stilled under the eameleon appellation of Nervous and I intoxication, and its cnncomitants, Shit-tares and Gloms, which, ,Cowsureptive ore its proper climes--the one it is ill 'indicate by an improved plate are speedily and effectunlly cured; lonise tie uthe. will be cared b . y its influence. The Balm of Gilea d Debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences , lime has produced more _ good in ibis country than any medicine sinee residence in warm climates, or a stelet solitary vier t often the Cirmation ilia Materia Mediae ft ern him- the blood with- unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes; in th; oo emeritus. out betaaiing it; braces a itbont stimulatiug ton violently 'the i ingluerilitY. or barrenness; and is the other a numerous trete aerv o a ss ym r „, ; f ree. , an d d i,i,„ ri l ien . ; h „i„ era nod ot h er ea. i of iiervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate io I ..r 4 au.. ; resolves obstructions, and throws off wield impotence and Cousump tion. In that ilistrevsingstete ofdebill- Ening humours t strengthens the general habit. and hi 'nes back ty or deficiency whether the consequence of such linnefol ha she tame a b l e fib re s t o their natural an I healthy tone; :is it is bits, or arising from any other/rause, by which the powers of Mentlated to ',induce, in a ronsideratsle degree, all yor any C the coestinitian become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sur of these v ir e o s , so i t „,„ 1 , tin d er re m a i n ai ,,dig ra tieas and re- peons of Lonthio they offer a firm, safe, said speedy restorativ e stnetleas, be equally ada l i ted for the cure of every species of ito simad and vigorous health. decay. The result 'of a lung and extensive practice hai enabled thee, This medicine lins been unerimmonly successful with young' by II %Men"' method, to einsitee Venereal Complaints, hole people, who-have the appearance mad air of old axe ; who are ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting die penal to the least restraint in tart or e x ercis e ; and in recent Cases, te, , etemtnitter benumbed. stupid, and even biotite ile ; whose . where an early application is made nn discovery of the infectioni termlet are heroine bent, whine lees are no 'larger able to carry t who have no utter distaste for every thing, or ore tonally ' they frequently perform a cure in the shoat space of tau days. imapatitated.--W here the stomach is frequently disordered the The unprecedented success of their made of treatment (which Lae never bece known to fail in one single instance 'iii a practice of body h weaketed ; entries., bodily decay, and emaciation emceed, and the eyes sink into the head. . fifteen years, daring which period many thousand persons of both , The Cordial Balm of Gilead. in bottles, price Ils. each, or sexes have been cured, even after revere and injurious teethed' , tour in one family blade fur 3.9,. by which one 1 Is.,bottle is had beta pursued by other Practitioner* without effect), Induce • them to thus publicly offer their advice. stile it dote intluded. • " . ith each brittle Is gimes a copious Bill of Directions, I Nevis. Gon and Co exclusively professing the tort of these muticular cninplains, in order that they may rea tie marked remaining steer* illustrations of the efficacy of these medicines. 1 It l;overetnent label or stamp of which has the words '6 Sami. be a mistaken few, with the obloquy s a , Jus tly at t ac h e d to t e e igonrant empc, think it but justice to themselves to state, Milt S"lniitour Liverpool," engrave° in its uffitinl impression , and is they have been properly educated and ini tiniest iten every brandi unifermly pasted on the cork- of each bottle. All others sou of the profession (certificates of which, from different Mospis enutiterfeit S . 'sold by Samuel Leigh, No. IS, Strand ; Sutton and Co. (late tab. and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they Dicey and Salton), Rim Church•yned i Bacon and Ca. 150, hove to enowince say inquirer), that the success remitting from Osead.st o r et , L on d„, ; B ro di e No d D„,,di og , gamin ;A. tee'r endeavours first induced them to quit the practice el Smith, iserfuruer, Nosth-hridge. Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, the general Practitioner, and they premise that their pretest+ Mons csnstititte a fair ground for the unprecedented cootidence N•, 6 s Cidiege-green ; at Davison's, No. I. Parliaruem-street; with , which they have, by the Public, been so liberally *so and "I Meters. F. Newbury and Sous, Dublin; and other Medi soured. cite Vendee* in Europe nail America. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars Otte••• Dr. Sulmnote when ennetalted, expects his usual fee of of their case, age. anti general habit of living, and inclining a Pituad, to whom such letters showed, for safety, be thug directed... • • ' remittance for Advice and Medicines. when the same will be " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-bow, near Livers. liven or sent to any Port of the kingdom. bail. • Paid datable postage." I Wee a id CO. aureate, IS, Bouvesie-itreet, Fleet-WO% . .. ,ROSS, - SAUYAGE, L(MGATE HILL. GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELWIG. !TIRE following ROYAL MAILS set off - ham JL tie above °thee* every Evealog, by earossautt of the 'Postiouter-General, DUBLIN, Waterford, Cork, and all parts of Ireland. HOLYHEAD. *taw. Cwernarvoo, Sr. Asap', and all pails of Nnnb Wales. . MILFORD HAVEN, Ilaverford-West, Carmarthen,Are eon, Monmouth, and all parts of South Wake. CHESTER, Namptwich, Stafford, Litchfield, , and North. ampton. W BREACH, March, Charteris, and'fil. Ivo. tAMBRIDGE and Ely: NEWMARKET, Brandon, Swafflmm,;aoiFakerthans. BURY ST. EDMUNDS, &c. NORWICH, by Newmarket and T MINA NORWICH, by Colchester, Ipswidit e riallicale. WORCESTER, Persisore, Evesham, and Maven's. GLOUCESTER, Cheltenham, and Burford. - " OXFORD, every (meta/gat Eight o'Clook. - . LUDLOW, Tenbary, and all parts of Shropshire: YARMOUTH, Lotresfoff, Bettis*. Yotiord, and Wood • bridge. • HULL , Scarborough, %Mugge. Beverley. : BARTON,' Water-slie, 'h, and Brim. il;t111au. -' B 4 re - • , Petertalrough, . ... 4 • 0. --- Alit die 'Royal Patent, sad other Coaches, tie the . i • ... . w best eonstnietion. • Also is a list 'Weisel Principal Towns to which 5 e POINICWIII regale Jgonveyed ; a reference thereto wilt sate mach i to Travellers and Persons having baggage or parcels t o . , LIVERPOOL New Light Coach. out only one night (car- . ries four inside only), through Warrington, Noriawich, Mid dlewich, Sandbach, Utroxefer, Burton•opors-Trent. Meashain, Iliockley, Lot terworth. and Northamptou, Sisisday, , Wedaerday, and Friday Mowing, at Si x ; performs thejouriey in S 6 Winn, well lighted RIB guarded throughout. LIVERPOOL R.ial Coach. throngs Warrington, Knots 'ford, Constesea, Newcastle. Stade, Litchfieid, Tamwortb, Atherstone, Hinckley, and Lutterwonh, Tuesday, 'Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at Sir; travels with extraordinary ye ! Incitys only one eight on the road, well lighted and ;marled ithe whole of the journey. YORK New And elegant Post Coach every Morning at Six, thrausb Tadcrister, Ferrybristge, Dancalter, Bawtry, '. Retford, Newark, Grantham, and Stamford. FroarYork ; Passengers are forwarded with the greatest facility to Edin burgh, Berwick; Newcastle lyluvrick, 'Shields, and Sunder , I land; Durban's. Darlingtair, ilia thallevten, 'Think., and Eastrig wold ; Glisgovr, Dumfries, . Carlisle, Peorith, Brongh, Rip ! pun, Borough Bridge, Knaresborough. ilarrowgalt, and all parts of the North. HINCKLEY, Atherstone. Lotterworth; and Northamp ton Coach, every Morniug at Six, eacept Monday, and every Evening. • SHREWSBURY and North Wales Cheap Conch, through Shiffnall, Iron Bridge,Wolverhasapton, and Birmingham, every MA-ning. HOLYHEAD. Bangor, capel Cerig, Llanwrst, Cerninge Mawr, Corwep, elfrllitlVlM, Conway, Oswestry, andell parts of North Wales every Morning. .BIRMINGHAM New Coach, called the Crown Prince, through Stony Stratford, Lemingtan, and Warwick, every Morning at Four, and arrives the same Evening at Teri. PARKGATE. Chester, Stafford, and Litchfield Post Coaches, every Evening. WISBEACH, March, Chancels, and Sr. Ives New Cocch, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Evenings. LITCHFIELD, Tamworth, Hinckley , Atherstone. Latter worth, and Northampton, new and excellent Coach, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, at Six. CHELTENHAM New Day Coach, through Frogmill, Nortilleach, Burford, and Oxford (carries four inside old)), Win .ostf every Mossiog, exempt • Sunday, at Six, and arrives early the same Evening at the ' , laugh Inn, Chelicihrim. OXFORD New Post Coact), called 'The Defiance, every Morning at Eight. • NOILWICM very last Coach, through Newmarket and Thetford, every Evening at Seven.. YARMOUTH, Lowestaff, Becrles, Yoxford, and Wood ridge Telegraph, every Afternoon at Four &Clock. IPSWICH and Colchester, every Afterimoo at, boar and ii Y~ Seven. CAMBRIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach, every Night, and Carriage. to all parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cumbiidgeshire. FAKENHAM, Swaffham, Brandon, and Newmarket de gnat New Coach, the Lord Nelson, T uesday. Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at Five. LYNN Pest Coach, Tuesday, Thursday., and Saturday Mornings, at Five &Clock. SOUTHAMPTON and Lymington elegant new Coach, every Morning (except Sunday) at Five ai Ciotk. Packets sail to the Isle-of Wight as, the arrival of the Coach. Parcels are conveyed in all parts of the Island. WINCHESTER, Basingstoke. and Hartford liridge very Jast Coach, every Morning at Five o'Clock. TUNBRIDGE and Tuubridge Wells new and easy Coaches, every Morning. TUN BRIDGE %TELLS new ProlCoach (carries four inside naly), through Tunbridge. Sevennaks, and Riverhead, cetry Afternoon at Four o'Clock, Sunday excepted. BURTON-UPON-TRENTPost Conch,through Meacham, Twyeross, Atherstosse, Hinckley, Lutterwortli,Welford, North ampton, and ()unstable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings. at Six o'Clock. • BRISTOL, Bath, Melkcham, Devizes, and Marlborough new and excellent Post Coach (carries four inside only), every Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout. This Conveyance is incontrovertibly superior to nay ten the Western Road. EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth Coach, called the Balloon, every Morning at Seven.. SEVENOAKS, Riverhead, and Bromley Coaches, every orning. HASTINGS, Hotel, Robertsbridge, Flimwell. and Tans bridge expeditious New Coach, every Moruirg at half•pmit Five. PORTSMOUTH and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning and Evening at Five 'o'Clock. PORTSMOUTH, Horodean. Petcr•field. God:dating, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morisiug and Evening at Five o'Clock. POR'rSMOUTH New and elegant Post Coach, the Duke of Wellington, Tuesday, Thunitioy, and Saturday Mornings, at Eight n'Clock. EXETER nod Taunton Coaches, every Morning tut! Evening. WELLS Bridgewater, and Taunton Coaches, every Maro. log and Eveding, PLYMOUTH and Falmouth, very fa•t and cheap Coaches, every Morning and Evening. BURY and Newmarket Post Conch. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, a 4 half-paid Five. BATH nod Brietol Coaches, to Bath in 14 Hours, every Morning at half-past Four o'Clock, and Evening at Five. LEW ES, Uckfield. Maresfleld, and Eatt Grisalead.Coachesi every Morning at Eight o'Clock. - • • BOGNOR, and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sumer Coast, much admired for its fine Sands,. a new Coach, every Morning at Si x. CHICHESTER, Midhund. and Haslemere new 'telegraph Coaches, every Tuesday, Thursday, aid &sturday Mornings, at Six. _ CHICHESTER New Coach, fishtail) Dawcton and Pet worth, Monday, Wednesday, nod Frid.ty Moraine% nt Se'ven• ARUNDEL Mew Coach, through Moncton Petworth, nad Link Hatoptoo, Tuesday,. Thursday, gaud Sattirday Moroiogsi at Seven. MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wrotbaa Coaches, evcri itemise. at Five and Nine o'Clort. FOLKESTONE, Hythe, Sandgate, and Ashford Coaehisi every onetnink DOVER , Margate, Ittlareale,Daal,stitiCanterbory Concise*, 'ter, Morningat Sin o'Clock, NMI Evet.iNg at Fire. Mira Carriages always featly for famines or parties. BROM PTON, Cinittun, katiftiter, and Stroud Conches of aiwy descriptive, at Si: and Nina in the Mern;ne,' One at Nessand Hallipasi Five in the Evening. ORAVESNWD, Notthdeet, and Dartford Conches at Si: and Nis. is the Illarnlng. One at Neva, swot Five in ,he Even ' .60.3i11ief1."14‘143"41144. - - 111 RlOll neliplind Cloth, e theme% Croydon, art.. tte, CrawleyeentiCieltileld, away Menthig at *Jot. BRIGSTQN Nor Coach, tailed. the MIS at glinefolk, rery Mooting at Nine, through Uorting,lidtalikai w iloid4lea• .tA Mao BRIGHTON Nei, mut Megan( Atit_fliacbt • *mike. rery Migraine' at Three. - BRIGHTON Regency Cetath, at . btlt-gLit . tie! .00461 wry Evening. W - 011.Tfill‘p modern aud truly Fable* 'Ng Ghat* (tarries four Wide only), *Waugh , Skidoo, AA. inkton Weit.Oritstead, Henna , oteefY. Mau jug at ' Elea o'Clock. • GODALUING,lirifiml, Memoir, 'Hilt Horsley, and Bibbichaar. Tuesday, Thursday, aid:•lldatillay, at Eight eciock. • •- STBOURN gileiehy, Thursday, and Saturday, at half-pass etco'elaolk. GOIhALM LNG and Gaildfort Concha, *witty Moro* aid ----- DORKING. LeatbErkead. and Epsom Coaches, every Imolai at Niue and Afternoon at three. ' 117111fliglieglasskass, and Dorkiog Coaches, teary Bldra• g as Six. UAIMQN Mid The followibg COACHES set of ifiQii! : lllllo4,4 SitIVAGE: ' ' CAMBRIDGE Patent Mail. • BIRMINGHAM New Punt Coaeb, the CreleßOPtiliks every Morning at a guiltier before Five, through Stersippit. ford, &voltam, Lernlngtnn, and Warwick. • • _ , M OXFORD new and elegant Post Oath, tballallibia, Wady orning at Eight. • - "vs' SOUTHAMPION (C r ollyer's Coacls) t eetty Ilferatpr i s cept Suaday, at Five. . . ALTON Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, NW Bahtrelfilhalp. inn, at Nine. 1" NEWBURY Coach, every Month% at hal[past, o'Clock. 5 LISBURY Coach at half-past Three every Afternsamse: HASTINGS New Post C.ln ch,,, every Moro.ing at. WINDSOR Coach, every Morning at Seven; • BRIGHTON Coach', the Duke of Norfolk, every Meteht, at Nine, through Dorking, , Hnnharn, and Hatfield. . • BRIGHTON New Post Coach, the Eclipse . , every ilftetr boon at half-past Two. BRIGHTON Post Coach, every Evening at Eight. LUTON Coach, every Day at One. 11A M PTON Coaches, every Morning and- Etreninc. - PORTSMOUTH Coaches, every Morning and breeltlisilit Five. LYNN New Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morniev, at Five. The Proprietors respectfully request the Public to ndtiric the Golden-Cross is the only Office in London fr..ni whence Car riages set out to all the B ithing and Watering Places, add plates of fashionable and public resort in the it townies. The most strict attention will be paid to enquiries at the above Coach Okla% and every information punctually given relative to all public Carriages setting or front Loaddo. The Proprietors are not wwwereble for any . Parcel Or Package above Five Pounds Indite, unless entered and an Insuratle paid accordingly. JOHN CROSS and JOHN MORRIS, ProPrielcwi... BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT. • • OYAL ANTI-ATTRITION COM POSI. TION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, so pre vent the Effects of Friction in Steam-Engines, Mitebiotris Mills, Carriages, Conches, Waggons, Carts, &c.; instead of Copper for Ships' Bottoms; Tar Paiceline, and Sofvlet, for Rigging, or Serv;re for • Gables; to eservs • Steel or Iron from rust ; Weed or Wooden ma ibo r islir g Dry Rot • and by the use of *hicb the Polak rave 1111 tale! Dot less atm Three Hundred per Ceat. eseluidve of saving wear and tear, time and labmw. Sold far the Patentees. at No. 40, Charintteorainearthe Ad miralty, London ; sad, by their appointment; &mom Uhl rehanit igrs, Printers, Booksellers. Libraries, Stationers, Druggists,' Moe I Milne Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cuileir, Coach makers. Innkeepers Coach and Waggon Others, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, in Buses, price u 6d. s. bd. 6d. ; 10s. 6d.; 11. Is. ; and 21. Ss. each. The smallest size Boa contains a quantity sufficient to Prime a Four-wheel Carriage four times with which it will run op wards of SIX THOUSAND M ILES, and it will answer in the same proportion for all other kinds of work. mAtittsswi Y. • NO Disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Idymeueal happiness than those which are the consequence of segearded pleasure. People of every rank pay adoration to the-shrine of Wedlock, bet where the constitution has been tainted by disease, a renovation of stability is , indis pensably requisite. Twenty years bave we devoted our practice to the excrosise treatment of the following disorders, and the successful result of nor plan gives us additional :irdour to oppose, as far as we are able. the ravages of those complaints which are the must im portant in the catalogue of human infirmities. A fter initiation into every braischow Navy Sureeons,we formed a wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue iudividaals from the ignorance of aneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general practitioners. The disorders to the cure of which we have devdted our at tention comprise every species of Venereal infection ; all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school-boys or the indulgeneies of maturer age; that derangement of the sys tem in women Which is called Barrenness or Sterility ; Seminal Weakness, Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethra ; as also Stric tures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other practioners, are by our present im proved plan of treatment effectually and permanently cured, without the Vatieat suffering the excruciatiog pain and alarm ing Hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of our extensive practice is this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures Mee been and are daily under our care, the total eradicatiim of which is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditions mode of care, superior to any other yet adopted. 'The weakness, relaxation, and de bility, proceeding from this complaint, are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound as vigorous health. Bet where the debility has for years clamed, a proper perse verance in oar restorative remedies is fadispeosably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, to reanimate la cmititution. • Numerous Diseases are the result of igairrance nr baste is the Insistent of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrewolly hap peas that the seeds of life are poisoned by the iudiscretion num =l;rded hour. By a superior method such complaintt are cured . ; and even where other. have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress la this disorder, compared with the calamitous situalloa of men, who, from an induleeoce in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable consequence of such fernicious habiek, Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misers, but careflilty conceals his misfortunes, it may be same consolation for hint to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty Kith oilier practitionerti, the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of renovation, is the arquirenient of our experience. If she rites of Bombes or Venps have begun to reduce mealy vigour, math anxiety will he prevented by an early counter &Vida of this languid state, and io these cases no great difficulty will occur. Mar. ied Women, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may.be assured, that to most instances, such defects are curable by medical skill. 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