The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-07 00:00:00

.No. 1102. C r The New 'Mc'. Dilm" Spectaile. p , ,,,nt Expedition. contimii,4: to receive u crsmdcd aualiemeF, will be repeated ith the following pupol.tr Voter:Ainntent , . AtiTLEY'r, Wc4teiinder Bridge. Uncicr the Patronage oftbeir Koval II ighaeles WALES and Duke of Y nap , frnlS EVENING, Sept. 7, ..br, 8, and Saturday Sept. 9 ' will the Tenth Time, a new Melo Drama Spero; Ducts, and Charitawv written by Mr. Upton; produced by Mr. Astlev, jun. called TfiE bIEGE OF Pnurtraving correct Views of thc different katiois and general Rendeztoos of the GB _ TION, in the course of which the fullowiug a(painted by Meyers. Scare and Asvistantil will rt. Margate from the Parade—VA. Ramsgate llonse--Jd. The Downs, Are.-4th. Marks dleburgb-sth. British fleadisarterv—tith. ( Flasbing—"ith. Quarter-deck Cms:tr—and, attack eb Sea and [And. After wh i ch will he presested, the Popular Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, Inv and produced by Mr. Aqiey, Jas. called The AHAB; or, The Farcitooraas of To conclude with a 6FN FALAI. ArrAu hooters, Caravan Guards, /tr. no R em. the FALL of the ARAB riIIEF. In the edam of the evening. lIARSEM Double Company, mad the Lceentricities of 'l' 111.0 R. The whole to conclude with anew Connie THE MI NN Hal r BILL; or, flAttl.l . . . Principal Characters. Harlequin, Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon, te•gne Loser, Mr. Norman; Columbine, NI I Miss Taylor) ; and Pierrot, Mr. Lau.rnt. Iklr. Rose; Aril. Nliss Illontgreen ; Carr Landlord, Mr. Jobtron. Witches, Furies. Hair-dressers. &e. &c. he. liv the rest of the Company. Doors to +penal half past tire• o'clock. ant begin at half pan six. Second Price at halt papt eight. klo‘es 4s. Pit Is. Gallery Is Places taken at the Buz-(Mier from ten until three o'clock. Taunton, . ..Sagton, and Eveter, every Evening at Half-past Scree o'clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Rissole Royal Mall Coach. on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passenger'. on Springs, through Bridgewater and Wellington, every Evening at Ball-past Seven °Tine'', Sundays, Quarter before Six. E c ETER Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers. on Springs, through Salisbury, Dorchester, Brsdport. and I I 'mite°, every Evening at Half-paw Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sit. FAI.IIOUTIE Royal Mail Coach, OA a new and improved Plan, carries Tn,, Outside Poinengem, on Springs, throng* Oakbarspton, Launceston, and Truro, every livening at Half put Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Qu trier before Six. Lt•EitrooL Royal Mall Coach, on a new and isaproVed Mao. carries Two Out-ide Passengers, on Springs, through Coventry, Litchfield, Neocastie, aud V. arringion, every Evening at Half-past Sewn &Clock, Sunda3s, Quarter tie fore Six. MA Ncoarrea Royal Mail Coach, os a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Northampton, Leicester, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbourn, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Evening at lialf.paq Seven o'Clock, undays, Quarter before Six. Blast 'am Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, through Dunstable, Stooev Stratford. Daventry, Dun church, and Caveats", every Afternoon at Five o'Cluck. Caat.tsLa Royal Mail Coach, no a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Manchester, Choriey • Prelton, Garsting, Lancaster, Horton, Kendal, Shap, Penrith, every Limiting at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Sin. Non w 'els (by Newmarket) Royal Mail Coach, on a sew and imrosed Plan, carries Two Outside l'asseng..rs, on briar?, through Newmarket, Rory, and Thetford, eve s hvnzing at Half-past Seven o'Cloek, Sundays, Quarter be fore Six. tinitwtcn (by Ipswich) Roynl Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, to carry Two Outsides, on Springs, through Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, and Schole every Evening at Half-past Seven &Clock, Sandays, Quarter before Six. F:zrrcß Mercury Coach. throngh Basingstoke, &Abney, Blandford, Dorchester, Bridport, and llomton, every Moro lug at Four of Cluck. Li VIII Pont. Machine Coach, through roventre, Birrninc hoot, Litchfield, Neweamle, Coogkton, linutsforci, and'Mar ringlet', every Afternoon at Six o'Clock. ttICSIESTRIt • 'Peat PM Coach, rolled the DEFI ANCE. to curry Four Insides only, travels equally ft fau as the Mail, through Northampton, I larborongh, Leicester, Loughborough, l)erhv. Achbotern, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Afternoon at a ()darter before Three o'Clotk. 1111 *NCH I' IT ER Conwrall6 Catch, through Northauspton. Barborough, LeiceA.-r, Loughborough, Derby, Ashbouru, and Roston, at Twelve o'Clock, at noon day. Ca.asnow,Ent vIIOROUraI, and PORTPATRIEK Coaches. Cain ISLE Post Coach, called the DEFI throw:l Mossehe.ter, Chorley, Ihr.tun, Garstang, Lancaster, Burton, Kendal, Skip, and lienrith, every Afternoon, at a Quarter before Three o'Clock. Noawirri Machine Coach, through Cheinslord,Saihury, Bury 81. Edam**Fv. and Schok lun, every 'ruesda), rhurv day, and S•aday Aftervornerb, at Four o'Clock. Di XI Nall A■ Balloon Post Coach, thr o u g h nu ir t a bl e , Stoney Stratford, Daveiltry, Duuchure:l, laud Coventry, ever) Evening at Five ti Clark. PLevitoutu Mercury Coach, through ureter, Newton, Bushell, Tnlnesv, Modhery and Plyuipton, cvery Awning at Four &Clock. CA LISLE Cornwalli4 Coath, through Manchester, Char ley, Preston, (if:rotting, Lancaster. Burton, Kendall, Shap, and Pawith, every Morning, at Twist: tit. lock. SOUTIWIETOI Long Coach, through liaeingstoke and Winchester, every Moraing, Sundays eseepted. at 4 o'clock. SA Manua Y Coach, through Basingstoke uud Andover, every Morning at Four o'Clock. Bert. and Itassrot. ROY AL VOLUNTEER Post Coach, through Marthorougb, Caine, and Chippenhara, every Af ternoon at a Quarter berire Four o'Clock. This Coach is worked in a auperlelr st lc. Y A RSIOUr ii New Pint Coach, through Cbelnitiord. Col chester, Ipswich, IYondbridge, and Y niford, at Six &Clack, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Mornings. . PORTSISOUTII New Light fac'd, called the Eiccr-Dft rr.mci., carries only Fear IstsWa, travels equally as fast as the Mail. through kwell. Guildford, Petworth, Chichester, Enbworth, and Havmu, to the Globe lon, Opter-street, every Tuesday. Tourmlay, and Saturday Muruings, at . a Quarter torture Five, calls nt the Bell, Gracechurch-sorest. Parcels nail Im;gage cnoveyed Daily to Wolverhamptoo, Walsal, Chester, Lutteruorth, Hiochley, Atherstoo, Tau:- north, Stallard, Lccleshall, Broughton, Bridgernore, Stap ley, Naptwicb, icti-Cro,s, Chester, Brandon, Mounifired, Swaffhani, Newton, 110{1011111313, Faketileant, W.d.ingbitut, t;helte.lhain, Tewksbury, Narrater. Who beach, Lyme, Downbam, St. Ives, Gloucester, Eveskaas, C.iinbridge, 3larchticld, Less es. Cacktield, Uckfieid, Franip too, March, Its, Oxford, Ditehling, Stroud. Greeufield- ChippiuguortoM LUdlos , Cirencester. Portsmouth, Portse% Gir.,port, Canterbury. Lastbourn, Shrewsburyt Holyhead, Reigate, Banburs, Pool, Chatham, Dover, Tunbridge, 'Tunbridge Wells. Sheffual. So:tient:am, Horsham, Mar ke t Drayton, Margate, Newbury, Caine, Swansea, Carmar then, Ilelksbarn, !iridjcteater, Penzance, Stone, Bridge north, Peieridield, Wl:lid:avec, Newhaven, Braintree, Hal stead, North,. ich, Dliddlewroh, Dunstalde, Whitchurrh, East Hothlcy, Welch Pool, Titchfield, 'lethal.), Hull, Seaforth, Lincoln, Rarnswite, Rochester, W orthing. Slea ford. Deal, Chichester, Hereford, Maidstone, Leeds, Shetfield, Falmouth. Glrsnow, Yams:ilk, Wick ham Market, Lowestot. Ahingdou, I arriugdon. Newtown, Louth, Wadebrido, Ivy Bridge, Kidders:in:er, Bnuus grove. Headley. blidhurst, Monmouth, Witney, Weymouth, Ombersicy, Milford Barra, Carditfe, Cow brisLe, and War wick. By WILLIAM WA I' ERHOUSE and CO. •.• The Proprieton of the above Mail Coaches and Car riages beg leave to inform the Poblic, th at they will o u t b e accountable for any Parcel or Package wltatev r, Dor for soy Paweager's luggage, above the Value of Five Pound., mess tie same be emend and paid for accordingly at the 'lime of the Drlivesy of any such Parcel, Package, or Pas senger's Luggage, to them or their Agents. • •• • • • , • . 4 • 4 - • • • l • -,til 4 ?,... . • ,%••• '''. -1 ;••• • . 11.• 1 'e • • •',••• . • • • 41 §tt * . • .. . • ... . . •• . - • '4474 --'. " ' t . • • . ''• . ' `' . • Ca% 7 S• • ' E , 1' . • • ' 4. ... • • . M • C 3/ (ID4 1 4. . • • ' • i • I,' I • s \ '. , .He t .it - restilk,. an. THLTSD.4I", SEPIMBER r, 1809. •., ___.. :, , , , f. :. zd .i r i t ,41, t , ) ,7, frIHE QUARTERLY REVIEW No 111. STATE LOTTERY, ' •. " AWITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. Or X iapablose THIS Dar , foe John Murray, fn, !Acri- d every t vening, weed. aid j hard, ractedilly, London; next may he SCHEME. &W ‘• had ..' Bookseller and Newsman in T own at ( ‘ . .;• .idgs the Prince of Connie,. - et- - - • •4 ... of 583,000 I S .... of ....SLIM° irme . . 4 -. a. r: • . DIRRAS REFORMER. Besides £lOO, Ac. and Friday, Si)- . - • : rid ta a frit A will be published, Price 4s. boateigiz '. ' Aid. TO RE DRAWN IN ONE D.Y. ii h6 P rewntei • f " sill VA* 'TI C, the tteformer •, or, ttio — H• h.. ',VI VI and CO. respectfully inform the Pnb. t b ak clack (the Songs, us eau a 'si r . B arre tt) mots" es tviike Crown and Anchor. a Poem, • - lie, that TICK l'Ts and SHARE/ are on Salt at their i ' • Priated for Stockdale. Jun. 41, Pall Mall. - Oates: No. 11, Pooltry, No. 12, Charing Cross, ad 31, ,„„ INC:, Where may he had t e tw o t am e v a h rre; , p r i ce , e i kr . 'is Aldgase High- sinter . The Scheme of the present State Lot- the Places of Eashar- Royal Paper £1 lUs. with a Portrait ad telry Is new, and afords the AdVenttlfer an oppArtnuily of —... LAND EXPEI)I- LIFE AND CAMP I IQ/481W GUSTAV L . gain* the immense Sum of ‘00,04101!! which may be oh- „j ig N ew S cenery PITS THE GREAT, of Swedes. By Wahme,.#4jsno,.. . taioed by purchasing the whole of a Number, or in propor- tion for any part. Tickets and Shares will be higher beture will he displayed— A: _at site Pier and Light This Work Is of the most 'martian' . bad the the Draw ing• sag, au . as PRESENT PRICE. rkrt Place in Mid. wits,t important description. The Anecdote: • ' fur- . Council Chamber miles wnald interest the reader of i • Na mt. Ticket f r 1 I, Lastly, Flu s hteg t iefty seeders it i sable to in tear ad . e4i- -IA ••• •• au 0 o Eighth !9 17 0 ary details coolant it kite , Aid t y Witte 4 _ _ i 1.1 81 Si meenth 1 9 0 A . lar Grad Easters Ow SAtier• , ~,, •• Pr* Invented, me,v ,_ -LANE, Invented, writ •ussgmousesw.- ORIGINAL COACH OFFICE SWAN WITH TWO NECKS INN, LAD -LANE, , , . TO of the Daum- AT.' :.. OCK OF SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP. I.ON DON . ou ICK of the Free: FOR SALE BY UCTIDY, by Mr. KNIGHT, at Bot- The following Royal Mail Coaches, and other Carriages, set II . HORSES, with I tlesford, in the Parish of Monogford, es MONDAY, SFr- nut fr',m the above Inv, viz. F :Latium 11, 1809, at Ten o'Clock, ill RISTOL Royal Mail Coach, on a new and e , lANSITIP by the In Lms, from t) to 100 each) .AJg improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, es IN of the HUNTED WO U It VE EN Hundred and Fifty prime sfrincs,thraqh marthemao t Chippenhalll, And tillth ever, I Pan 1: SOUTH-DOWN EWES and LAMBS, b e l ong i ng to Fac"iag , at Hair-Past Seven 0 Clock. Sundays, Quarter ' be- 8 0 , sout tomime. c Vicr al ledos. Mr. ALElnnunit; laclading near an equal somber II f Si:, 'arc Six. fold .s Four, and Two-teeth Ewes, and 40J Lambs, bred from the BATH Royal Mail Coach, on a oew anti improved Plan, saw best Flocks in the County, and which, from the quality and carries Two Outside Passengen, on Spring", through Mail - r a w Mr. Davis; Geo- weight of their Wool, will i be found to merit peculiar at borough and Devizes, every Evening at Half-past Seven Du i ilrs. Melville (late teasai.o'Clogit, Sunday!. Quarter before Si:. nay Principal Witch , Y. B. hlanimford is 10 miles east of Devizes, 3 west of PLY sown Boyal Mail Coach, on a new and improved ca k ryer, Mr. a l e ; Pewsey. 9 south-west of Marlborough, and 20 north-east of Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on springs, through jiff es, Water, salibury. Bath, Taunton, Wellington, and Meter, every Evening at TO PRINTERS. WANTED, C6MiiiSlTOlt, who has been acca•tomed to the Management of a Country Newspap(r. and who is competent to take the Literary de tartan -at thereof. A steady Peron, answering the above description, may bear of a perm:meta .ituatioo, by applying to C. Sutton, Nottingham. Letters po+t paid. - - LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY. lyt. RA :4SBO ['HMO will commence his LECTURES on the SCIENCE and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, including the DISEASES air WOMEN and CHILDREN, on Aloaday, October 1, at his House, No. 9, Old Jewry ; each Sitaject of which will be illustrated by apprnprinte Preparation; from a celebrated Museum. Two Gentlemen usty be accommodated as House The Prospectus of the Lectures ntav he had, and miser Particulars known, on applicatioo m t or, to Mr. Cal• low, Medical Bookseller, Crowii-c.turt, Soho. vrrox, late Partner with Sir J. Baawscoma, bep leave to eall tlw attention of the Public to the &brine of the sew Lotter', which offers a greater Chance to obtaining an immense F miaow than ever twfore known, as file holders of four Tickets of the same Number may obtain the vast Sum of TIIOUSAND POUNDS. ArrOW Matters him.elf that the same good fortune which has attended the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares at his late Office during many past Lotteries, awaits them at his present Other, N 0.% CORNIIII.I., Where he shall be happy to receive the Commands of his Friemb and the Public, assuring Cann that every Order they may he pleased to favour him with, either for Town or Country, shall he executed with th • utmost Punctuality ; and all Uarel of Prizes sold by hint in the Ito Lottery, will be takes, at their full value, iu F;yeltatige fur others in the eating Lottery, which will he drawn 1N ONE DAY, SEM of OCTOBER. BRITISH PAINT lIIANUFACTOST, No. 37, BARBICAN. CHEAP AND DURABLE PAINTS FOR OUTSIDE WORK. per C ORK. per I. prr Bright Green Sd. Stowe Colour .. 6d.. Dark Blue .. is. Dark ditto.... i Lead ditto.... 6 Light ditto .. 9d. 6 I Red 5 W bite Chorotase b 1 Black 6 Yellow ti Turpentine, IP-. 6d. i Linseed Oil. Ss. . per Gallon ; pre lamed Drying Oil, for Fence and Ostbolv.• Painting, M. per Galloa.-44 bite Lead, Boiled Oils, and Paints for every description of W (irk, of the hest tpuditie.. UP rox and Co. C iloor-Nlanafarturers. 57. BARBI CAN, and D. to,' IION-11c ALI., most resiweßllll! recom tnend the n.e of their nen -iiivented 1/urahle Paints, which pw-ess great pre-ening Qualities, awl :tr.. therefore pecu liarly adapted for Park Prilio,f;4, ‘Ve.ithet- Boards. files, An Mop, Out-housev. awl all Work rit posed to the etre. of the *rather, a. they do not (-slick, tilicter, or peel off; and are n remedy for ate worm nal der rot. 1 hey are ex tremely ornamental, 1111.1 are free (rein any disagreeable sot 11. N. B. The Durable Pabil , are not sold in less quantities Caw k at 141 b. Weight, which require one t. aliwt ut 011 ID thin them for ay. A Madill the Ethel's , of t`mt most excellent %ledieine, MI: CORDIAL fIALM OF' Q( ITO, Which toast lefxliihie titre for all Nei vouc Disorders. __ To Mr. Wilily as, Chemist. Straw!, London. SIR. MV WIFE was afflicted with a sesere NER VOUS FEV'e.l4. attended with a violent beating of the ~.a t, titaness of :writs, and a dreadful sick bead-ach, which t educed her so taut ii that she beensbe tumble to speak or walk for seyeralweeks, and is ould frequently faint and remain its that state for a einnil•rahle time ; together with &swelling in the aleck—all of is hide gave way to the CORDIAL. BALM of QUITO. Daring her illness, I JAnd the advice aad attendance of several Medical Men, who, pfter trying every steams in their power. gave her over as incenthle, and I expected every hour wool,' have brother last, when I for tumuely saw your RAIN! of QVlTO,advertised in the Glas• gow Courier, and as the la.t resestree, I redilyed that she snout., make atrial of it. and therefore bought a .mall bottle in Messrs. Raster and Co. and gave it according to the direc tions. and, astuotAing to relate, before she had taken the u hole of the bottle. I perceived a wonderful change for the better, and by her taking three more bottles, two small nod me b ilf-guinea ones, she recoyered her speech and was able I i lu about a_ , usual ; and I have no doubt hat that a few li' ise bottles will restore her to her former state of health.- 1 ou are at liberty to poblish this letter fur the benefit of utbers—and am, sir, your obliged humble servant, MURDOCK APDONALD. • Glasgmr, March 31, 1409. P. fi. Further pirticulars may be known by application to Ilessr,. Baxter aid Co. Glasgow. wtriiLit9 , ..COßl)lAl. BALM OF QUITO. which is a mo-t coovvisseat, safe, and infallible tensed) for Nervous, Bilious, Gouty, and Rheuma , ic Disorders, and every kind of debility or relaxation iii persons of either sass, young or old, whether !semi:tat - v. natural, or oecasiosied by a residence in hot or anhealthy climates. the immoderate me of tea, tmspiri tir tnoni Its.rs, or other obvious bin rinds an application to study. eveeselve aril'', * 'eel"' administration id mercury, ti ercury, dissipation, e ices., raper lr:.ctire, faintios fits, •i.ilrut head-acts, romplaiuts of the ungs, inward wtysti;sgs, trembling or shakiag of the hands or limbs, sbortne-s of breath, cosionaptive habits, dc. is reparel and •sild h; V. . Wither, Chemist. '129. Strand, Loudon, mud Retail tiv all resvect .111 e Plediciou V ceders. Price !s. .d. per !monk. WE have authority to extract from a Pam phlet published by Mr. GUEST, of No. 9, (great Surrey-street. tilackfrines-road, several remarkable Letters and Calla the GUESTONIAN MEDICINE, which we shall costlesse to insert every hlooday and Thursd ay until the whole are completed. LETTER 11. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Gerais Chyalist. Re. Ac. Great Dealt Sin. Surreys-street, Blarkfriars-road. Since my first inirodeclion In the knowledge of your Me dicines., and their very twos &Jai effects, I have had a var i e ty of subjects no whom 'I have given them the fairest trial. and with emcees. Ti enumerate th e m, wi t h particulars, would ec r i lT i a volume; I shall therefore cogitate myself to a return of thanks, for the complete release you have erected in me, from a pain in my hip, to which I had been a con stant 'offerer, more or lees, for many years. These circum-• stances were of so convincing a nature to ine. that in coosi &ration of soda a remedy being much wareed in the arms. I took the liberty to address a letter to his Rosa! Highness the then Commander in Chief, stating my opinion. in the follow ing Wools. ' 6 That during several sears service as a Regi mental Surgeon s I bad to lament my own its - sufficiency, and that of others, in the cure of Rheumatism. but more partiets tarty, when subsequent to a long course of Mercury, with which diseases Military Hospitals were constantly filled, and the service annually deprived of a great number of (mberways) useful soldiers, as emit for duty; and that with the most respectful deferenc el to the profeisiim to which I have the hoarier to belong, and !pithiest intending the most distant refiection on, or interference with, Military Medical Gentlemen, I wishe d his Royal Highness would allow me I some opportunity to shew, and to prove. the eff e cts o f a Me dicine I - wou:d I , •nture to recommend the general use of in the Army, both as a national advantage, and upon principles of humanity." After waiting a long time without receiving any answer, I made a second application to his Royal H iglu. ne , y, through the medium of his Secretary, Colonel Gordon, by whom was at last referred to the Army Medical Board, his Royal Highness having ordered my communicatioits to be made there, a circumstance that heightened my e v pectatiom, from having been boooured by a letter of thanksfrom the In spector-General, while I held a Regimental Sergeancy, for my attention to, and 4aceiss in the execution of my duty.— Atter somelittle time, I was hooaured by an interview nt the Board, where I candidly stated my knows k.lge of the efficacy of these Mediei..er, and the merle of practice, offer ing my own personal services, and the Medicines neccears to a fair trial, to any extent, free of expence to Government, nod that I had no motive, but what originated in Say zeal for the service, and a humane emeideration for tee many I knew were sufferiag, who might at ail times be insured relief. in short, 1 omitted not to mention, th it upwards of fifteen years, the credit of the Medicine anal your mode of practice had been established; and that althinigh the principles of the component parts could not be esplairsei. I set was con vinced it would prove a must useful addition to the Regi mental Medicine Guest. Now, Sir, guess ms astonishment, or if you can, iinagiue my feelings on bring firs interrogated as to my opinion of Rheumatism., &c. I was told that it was impos.itile for that Board to inn /niece a Medicine (even for the benefit and comfort if our brave soldiers) unless they were made acquainted with the composition. What was thee left me, but sincere regret, that there could inexisteere a single tieing be found, who would surer any prejudice to present his eagerly embracing a prospect of lessening those tostferino so daily witnessed in this useful and necessary p art of oar brave protectors; and in justice to you I must add. that, until I had the honour to know you, I never knew of any cliectu.il remedy for tbese complaints. Alas! Sir, sorry :on I to obserse, last in th ! present fashionable and corn mendable refinement in learning. those littlenesses with nhich a nuts great mind would neser degr.ide itself. are still so universal, that all is last in self; the road even to humanity is hluckeJ up by obstacle that can be placed in it, to answer the purpose of securing to themselves an aggrandise- 1 anent they dread should he divided. or wholly wrested from , them, by an exposure of that inefficiency, which it would ' be the more noble and manly at owe to acknowledge. But, Sir, according to the present system of things, nothing nut of she common routine of professional cumbivatitro can be accepted, or admitted as advantageou.; nor, however ex pensive or usersl any discovery, can it merit reward, be cau-c it is a secret; and sour Medicines being such. were the only grounds on which my disiteerested offers were rejected. 1 amigo help complimenting the truly liberal plan on which you have introduced your Medicines and mode of practice, iiy such a public invitation to Medical men to practice with them, as amounts to that sort of challenge, at once evincing sour own confidence founded in conscious rectitude, and would at the same time have brought some nee forward long crc this, to have condemned both you, your Medicines, and your practice, had not facts Isere such as to defy even mt ligrainey ittelf. Your whole proceedings, indeed, have been such as to do away every accusatinn tending to stigmatize you with the character of on Impostor ; a suspicion, that in my op i n i on s h ou ld b e entirely obliteruted in the generous consi deration you have sheen for the pm . s .ts of all classes, in making the prices so unusually low, that they are atiainahle by the poorest mechanic. Many nt the Medical Gentlemen aho have been practising with sour Medicines, I hare the honour to he acmsainted with, and from them I have had the most respectable testimony of the Creestonian Medicine., which in all cases, where they are used fairly, speak so plainly for themselves, nothing can he raised in refutation of them. I will (many to you, that at reading the cases published in your Pamphlet. with such sudden truritioas (rum pain to ease, appeared to me almost incredible; to sntisfy myself of which, I took the pains (before my otter to the Array Medi co! Board) in find out, and see each of those desperate cases discharged from different Hospitals (I think. twelve in num ber). and to my very great surprise. I found every one of them in good health, and followio u his usual avocatiuo, ex cept one. whom I learnt was from old ace and natural infir mities, reduced to the necessity of cla..alidA admission to Clerkeewell Poor Howse, but i.s in fulcra!, c ..:11th for a mu near eig!ity years of age. It Ishii% you every possible en joymeet in the result of your truly uteiel researches, I am, dear Sir, your obl l / 2 ged bumble servant. I WILLIAM NELSON LUCAS, Late Sorgesin to the Verbs Regiment of Militia. Leedom, March 97, 1809. 1 • - :••••P • .. 1 .): • PR.ICEepy. To NOBLEMEN, LADII 8, AND LEIII. Or Persons of Character not eug ted in Outline*, or ia aay way subject to the H ink rapt I:ans. TO BE SOLD, for Two Thousand Guineas each, TWO SHARES in a Concern o f the highest Respectability, that will hear the most strict luvesticution, and that is likely to produce a hand nine Fortune, withnot risk and without trouble to the Purchaser, who need not take am active part, or appeur at all erica:mg! in any kind of busiam.—References ill he required and glean. Letters, wish real Maine on I Place of Anode; addrewed,_ p_pahl, to Juba Hoittbest, Esq. to he left at the Bar of the Beak Corte-house.Grains, will be atteaded in. gt3:sllld ia ritto, Imprim is I r t e;ei at il t ti e 81. , f L A NI N O G I ;i OG A o kL o Y and O.. A 8I II &TX' S cof l . : the o 6 F I , k t "hCel i L 1 8 9 /1r T I Hy the Key. ALEX. CROMBIE, LL.D. 4L- I-14: • Primed fix J. Jubman. St. Paul's Ctarmit ott Mimi may b.. bad by the bailie AN ESS n A tr Y e f i tit rli ILOWPHICAL NROE.SSITY. Price 7x. h -..... SALL ht SKIN° TO BE SOLD II V AUCTION. by W. MOORE aid BOK, on Friday and Saturday, the lid and TM days of September, liy Order of the Liter -titers, at IIOWLDOWN FA Rat, Nur nilea from Tctbury, and 1 Miles frost Kings. cote. Gloacilstershire ' WO TIIOUSAND MEILINO SHEEP, Two, Three, Four. and Five I)ips, arms pire Smith Down. Crassest to thi / depth they will bear the dradgrry of folding, the asperity of a severe climate, and the artificial sabristence of a sterile soil: the Cairene utters oli great dete rioratiou, nod by careful selection it t etearry 46. i—wined that Breeders may reedre heataly, disposition to buten, and 1y weight their Lind will regales; while the Wool, without atkulating upon adverstitions sperNatlou. realizes a fourfold iscreare in value, and is equal in most Spanish samples. •y o • This desirable Stock strongly etitins the attention of all Sheep-Farmers; and is uuquestiiiirality the mint profitable varlet can be placed oo a Sheep Faro' The Sale will beget precisely at ten o'clodt each morning. Farther particulate may be known of CV Auctinneeri, Tewkesbury. WILLIAM MOIJNTAth SAKlCt.sill tic All INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. Tue beg accommodation for Trovellen--Good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate charges. —The follostiog Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, die. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill. YORK and LEEDS New Post Coaches, set out every morn ing at half-past live o'clock ; arrive at • 1 ork the beet day at twelve is clock. The ECLIPSE New Fly big Post Coach, that carries Four Insides anty, to York, Newcastle, Sunderland, and Edits bargh, by was of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. every Morning :it half oast live o'clock. Umsomenon Ch&p Travelling to Liverpool, by the New Fly lug Post Coaches. to the Angel Inn, I/ale-street, Liver. pool, daily.—L4sis and Itakefield New Post Coaca. called the Clothier, sets out every Morning at Seven o'clock. by Hula nod Co. Leeds. BOS'T'ON, Spalding, Peterborough ; Stilton, and Iluntingdoli new Royal Mail Coach. sets ant es ery evening. Coaches Elven Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby , awl Hull. LivenenoL. Warrington, Katitsfonl, Stone. and Litch deld Post Coach., called the Expedition, every evening, at the o'Clock. to the Cream Inn, Red-crom-street. Liverpool. Guarded throughout. DATII and lintsvwx. Flying Post Coaches; through Chip penham, Coloe, and Marlborough. evert afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound km, ILith. and the London Tavern Thomas-street, Bristol; tat usoruing. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunt:in. fie. Leruts new light Coach, called the Rocklycham, sets out every morning at eight o'clock. Carries four insides truly, and goes remarkably emit', with a ward throughout. Pomo through Stamford,- Newark, Retford, Donemster, and 'Ferry britlitei to the ( le nder-lion, Leeds, next day at goon. Not witi4inding the uncommon e twinkle of this Coach, it is at lowed to be the misa agreeable and CoMplite public convey mace on the North Road, hell ;; unequall ed In accommodation by any tither.' KssDat., Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Ldrtobtle, Bolton, Charley, Orankirk, and (birstang Post Coacher, every aftei aona,.at four o'clock. Guarded. GLASGOW. Longtown, (beton Green, Annan, Dumfries, Drownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar Kiln, Citinnock, /Citroen. and all parts of Scathrn., Camiserdown Conch. Daily. Lorain, Spihhy, Bosom Hull, Grimsby, Spalding, Pete,- bora'. Sti I ton, and II ant Maim) Co.sch...ets .111 every j tterJoan. NI mcntst Ea, Stockport, Slacclestield, Wilimdow, Con gletoo, Newcastle ' Walsall, and Wolverhampton Post beach every afternoon: Guarded. CA aLiOLC, Pennell. and W hitelinvert. Post Coach. goes with four horses and a guard all the way. Paws through Brough, •Appleby, tiretahridge, Richmond. Catterick. Borodghbridge, Wertterhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran tham (Use nearest way by eighteen mile.). Sett oat every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pamengers detained on the road by husiness. or plea:aim. have the peculiar Adviustage of their Seats being secured its the neat Coach (with sis Curichmen). ISatucurroaTa. Watson, Won erbamytnn, Kidderminster, Stourbridge, and Dudley Conch, ewers evening. Summit I.AND, Stockton, and Yarm uevr Coach every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. 'Vain, Newcastle, and EdinMirgh a•w Coach, performed with a Gaud throughout, sets out every morning at 'eve* o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcuoter, Darlington; Northallerton, Durham 'AI otpeth, and Berwick . Pas:engers Boding themselves fatigued (non the length of the journey. may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. William Clark, Black S wail, t;oney,treet, York, rum Conches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough. Whitby. and other places. EIIITEIt, Plymouth. Falmouth. Dartmouth, IVeyinouth, Dorchester, nod Salisbury Balloon Coaches, every mourning at fuer o'clock, with a Guard, through Aanouster, Biidport, Blatalford, Basingstoke. and Ilar l shot. HERTFORD, Ware, lioddesdon, and (Ai:shoat Coach ; every morning. SIIREWInUIIe, Wellington, and ShiTrall Post Conch, De Royal Charlotte, every afternoon, at hsep'ciock. Guarded. Stt reel tat and Rotherham Post Ctl. called the Rock iam, every morning. 15aionrots Post Coach, through Rvegnte and Cackfield, e ve ry Morning af a Quarter before Setems tiClock. BlasllrcnA%l Mercury Pont Crum, with a Pittard, sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham nett day at noon. Passes by Oxford, Huston. and Snipstoue, to theSa racen's-Head. Ball -street, Birmingham. aIt4CONSFILLD ' Uxbridge, I)etiham,_ nod !UAW new Past Coach, every afternoon, by Richar d Watts, amt Co, Mut., Nortlicavei Hoaden, Thome, and Doncaster Post Coach_, every morning at seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun lon. Artois-gate, Holt. W iaosoa Coach, every Afternoon at One o'Clock. Tort SY HAY nod Edmonton Coach, daily, at half past ten, halt' past two. half past four, and half past seven o'clock. W taentaLn, Petinfeeti new Post Coach, called the Merry Wakefield, to the Stafford Arm', Wakefield. N. B, Heavy Weightsof Immure, Goods, &c. conveyed by the nintertnentiotied W To.Dtits, Berries, Buogay, Bnrv, %r s all parts of Saf• folk, every Monilny. Laser*, Hy motsb, and Falmouth Fly Wrturins, daily, carry* goods and porwassers, as usual, to all parts of the West of England. Sens 'tantrum, Winchester, Runner, Lyndhurst, Lviss• Mews, tisresscoorca. Kingwood, Fordingbrolge, WonisOro, Name, Isle of Wien, Jersey, and Guernsey *Nouns daily. SUM 1101 Y, ad Twickenham, twice a-week. M • a5.u011.0.0 Cal, Newbury, and Heading, evilly 1 uesday. U nee test, treraitetnn, Southall, Mayes, aad lillieoded Cart, twice tsweelt. antic titan s Abingdon, nod Henley, three tines a-week. W .4. MOUNTAIN and Co. respeetfttity acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they well nut be accoionable rot any Parcel at Limner, kr. of snore thin Five Poiui.is lasi. or damaged, nuke eatered as such, and paid fee acco4- ingly at the Baracesa's Head Las, Scow-Mill, London. dra Jet V 41113 T. 10)V. 4 ' ; •,,• va b . ) PR . - • . - . • • .. •,;,, OMB. 011.4. • 3 , Iv • • • -.11) - I1 F, • • •