The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-10 00:00:00

51 1111 ~- ~, • V.Ntt: . . "k:4l A r ty! I Otti l :1.00 V't NO. 25 le. WAere 'a 7 . ),104000041014/ jorstbeillarayliaia !TOWN • I , 104 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANR. • • • .• • - -,` •••• 1 • rf '1 .' • ' • .' -*.t** 'nistang ix XX.ltmillit. . • -, itHOOT eight year, alb thi catidkithei 41645i0il ed by the war in dilliereet Orb Of allmililif itiMil tile to a lithatription• and the formatinaata Coialihtee in Laildell, to relieve the distresses on the Continent. . • . . ... - By the generosity of the British Polak-, tlin stn of nearly 50,0001. was remitted, which rescued multhdes Irma the et , tremity of want ; but at no period since the, existence ofdbis Committee, has the ma's of every kind of Witty been se itie.t, in the country to which their attentiosi svc.filidirilled i where the many parguinary battles fought in Wolin, Lusatia. Bo hemia; Saxony, Brandenbiorgh, sad other ph*, hive entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants. sufferings almost Unexampled io the annals of history. The Committee are.antiou3 to looms span the minds of their countrymen, that is anticipation of Bri tish support, they have remitted to different parts of Gert4loll/ to the amount of near 40,0001. Amount already advertised £40,361 11 1 • IIIoScuIPTIONI Slin asg *ste , •, '• 'n. 7 - t F :So, Ilirtmes /Lemppley I i DUTCH ?ft..T 41;;;. T HIS present EVENING, Merck Mk their m Filmier' &nom will perform , ....%. KING RICHARD THE THIRD. ..i. . iDak.e of Gloster (Bth time), Mr. Klan. i f. • • ' 5-;'.. After which, TWO' STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. el, 1 j 7s. ; lintiond Price Bs. 64.—Pit, Ss. fl. ; Second s,—, c ower Orillery, 416. ; Second Price, I*—Upper y, Is: i Second Price, id. -e- . w tio'•- • VIE HAMM. litAtialliA, We, William, by the grate ,of Goa, Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United Ne- therlands, &c. To all to whom these presents come, greeting Invited to the Sovereignty of these States by year confidence and your attachment, we from the first declared, -that we would undertake the same only un der the guarantee, of a wise Constitution, whith . might secures our freedom against all possible abuses ; and we have ever since continued to feel the-necessity TiIEATRE-ROYAIo COTENTAARIIIII2. ll; S.prp_sont EVANINO....;throk 10, will - he performed ) . • • , • A IMP. TO SCARNICSINIGIL , . After which 'IRE SLEEP W A LKE R: To wbkb will be added, TErtt MILLER AND ars MEN. inis Dnon A. be apes"d at half past five o'clock, to be gin half past lit. t _ *0 YA istarlirriori - THE \ ull _ , . . , .. Peckham, Nurrev. Ily blears. GWILLINI and WA RLTERS. On the Preseise% at Nish_ Newt, Peckham Rye, by orate of the ligrrees, mi Tr/ asIDA Y. Motreh f-i. nt Twelve. 4 die nest modern 110USEEIOLD 'FWINI -4Cll§; TV RE, in four-pest nadileid beddends, Kith rich chime bang_buttk corresponding wiadow-cartaies t rooose-fenther beds laud theilaing : mahogany wardrobes, commodes; dining, arid, and Perefienke tables; pier mid chowney-ginsses ; Torkey car pels, an assortment of upholstery furniture, nail kitchen regul ates, a eapiailsingle-horrse chaise. with bend, hurnem, &e. Miry be viewed two da)s prior; cnuslogme‘ oon the pretiskes 4 at the Oriblen Lion, Camberwell ; of Mr. W. [Akita& k....:• beld, Middlesex ; and of Grrillim and Woriter.o. Fleet-market. thereof. • We regarded it, therefore, as one of the'first and At Messrs. Dusros al* Co. Collected by J. N lek ens, to the village Of Cressmsit CuDyer's End, Rens. 31.5.. 6d. views at ( Paha hastoes, *Asa- TPA 911 . 16 lerelety of Prim& £t Le teebier, and Its moo* hoe its vici nity, from, Messrs. Harris poi Co. buten ' _ AMC -9 Rd. Parts; and C.). _ - At Menn. Pen*, • Shaw, and Co. imatiip i ws, Esq. St.. Janie e 44, do. Mrs. Gibson, Read ing 1 At Meson. Spooner, Attwools, nod Co. Sir Jos. Scott, Bart. 20 At Mears. obild and Co. John Go essenor, Esq. 5 M. J. R. 1 Rev. Dr. Kilberbee 5 I At Messrs. Birch and A L fortes 11111110 CA. TIM of ONE . lOUSAND CHILDRI4.O do of , ~.. Religious tis loatioatious, in the "Yards of Ailleistate, . Bassiskaw, Coleman-street,and Cripplegate; and Parish of St. I Loke, and Liberty .1 Glasshouse-yard, in the County of Mid- I tilesea ; upon the British System, established in Nortia.atiwot, City-road, under the Patronage of His II *Nal Highness the Doke of KENT, Patron. The [tight Huu. Karl DARN LEY, President. And. -808. Al COX, Esq. Aid. JOHN MAITLAND, Esq. • MILAIKYGATE, Esq.,Ald. JOHN SMITH. Esq. M. P. .f ir C. HUNTER. Ban. AA. MATT. WOOD, bsq. Ald. OEN JACKSON, EinM.P. S.WHITBREAD, Esq. M.P. Vire-Presidents. The FIRST ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of Ibis In atit ninn Nil{ take place on WEDNESDAY, the 16th of march. 1814, when a Sermon will be preached by the Rev. Dr. Callyer, at the Dutch Church, at.half-past Twelve P. M. in aid of the Funds of the lostiontion ; and &General Meeting will be held at the School, in North-street. at Two o'Clock. P. M. at which their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent and Sussex. Karl Manley, Mr. Whitbread, and several ether Illus triOW; Persons have intimated their iotentiou to attend,. and a Dinner will take place on the same day, at the London Tavern, Bligior grate-sereet. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, in the Chair. STEWARDi. Robert AlblinsCos.*Evq. Ald. John Maitland, Esq. W. H 1; eyAute , 42. Aid. Matthew W 1,04. bap AM. John Jackson:F.N. M. P. Memo. Reed._ ~. 'Neon, narnewall, Wm . folsitls, 'Purkelt, Smart, • r .? • . . Loam Wall. .. - i• lAn Awing asemblage of Madero Household Furniture, a corn pkite llhotwiticprom Snit gtpailati . riand other Chairs, some of • Width wieetirgiatly Wahl, with gsit brass woFlt, and coveted with red and per '• ousanieeiilriliher Tarkey„ Briessels and D SW Carpet.; a Oreclate 'Sitletumst, of emMiSits lose wood and workroomblP mahogluty and rose-wmal Trafalgar, dealt, card. Pembroke, sofa, supper. and lien Tattles ' • &ere talre sod Book,cases t al Nittlit-447 Clark 1 a Wa° ° llble ; ° brilliant Cbionel. pier Gloom Mirrors Gloomy and Mir ; Chinn, Plate, 5 Tags aid lied-linen, &c. • • oi. -• • By Messrs . - FO IPLESTHIII and Co. • * • 0 Oil tT premises, No. 56,. BpsiothaWreet:. near Cooper's TO-MOR.ROW,•llbrell It, at nottv*, by Qs*r of the Proprietor, IX the truly OtbfnelrOV SER 4 OLD • 11l TURK and EFFECT/It' Comprising bierdsoine lofty ma hogany four-post, tent, and cottage beidbsestds, a ith dray 11 i hangings lined; prime seasoned goose and down feather-beds, 0 nialtresses, large blankets ? and Marseilles guilts ; drawing used bed-room window-curtains, couches and chairs to correspond t mahogatty double and single commode chest of drawees, ladies' and gtiallemen's dresbing-stands. with apparatus complete ; 0 writing, reading, and ladies work-tables; travelling case and ' carious cabinet; fine brillioist cut etas--lisstres. Mee:wily oraa. Imented ; a dinner, tea, and table sere ire ; ae% lender writing desk, and e-unting-house ditto ; a large iron repository, the !Whip op of a countlaphouse, kitchen menials. &r. oi May be viewed, and Catalogues had on the Premises; and of the Aamissairess, 64. Swallow-street. neighbourhood 82 0 Mo. Pitch 1 0 Blunt and Raper 92 8 Frauds Knight 29 10 Browns and Berind 10 10 'outer, Bu.h, and Co. 52 10 Additional from the Weigh-house Mx:t -i• 1 0 ne J. Watts, Esq. . . 49 '4 Collection at she Rev. Dr. Vlashbouries Meeting, Hummer smith 44 7 B. Jowett 9 0 From Exeter and De von Astinciation, U - remittance 99 3 Various sum. paid to Faller and Graham, Newbury 34. 5 At Messrs. Roberti w Co. Lord Robert Seywoose 50 'Rev. Samuel Strong 2 #.4 Mews. Hawkey and en. Matt. Chalie. Esq. 21 At Messrs. Fry and Sons. Edward Wright, Esq. Drury-lane 10 A few Friends at Witless, West bury-lane. nod De vises, frau David Dent 45 Collection at Ampt bill, by- the Rev. Sam'. May ' *1 At Mr. Aekerteana's. Mrs. C. L. B. 2 ---- Morino, Esq. 1 Mn. Mayeock 1 A Lady 2 Mr. William Stanton, Stroud 1 A. C. • 0 J. R. Wheeler, Esq. 5 Two Young Ladies 1 1 Aekermaon'a Clerks, Re. 8 At Messrs. Ticklers lit Parrots. hankers. Oxford, par Stift aerate" and Co. President.&c. of Mag. avian+ College 105 0 Rev. B. Wheatley 1 1 Rey. W. Bishop 1 1 Rev. Mr. Hudson 1 1 ' I A Friend at All Soul's ~ .. boh l p, curk r , Ch:anis, • Frisby, .levee., K yap, Muir. N ichakon, S. Poynter. leasepla Pako, Stinkmi, Johts Thomas, Valiance. Waterhoute. Philip Wood. NVarner._ . , ......... _ The Dinner will be placed on the Table at half-past nor O'Clork precisely. Tickets 14 admibiitont• the Meeting at the School may he olt-, taisselhy nny Person who previously presents a donation or Ten Gaines., nr a sableription of One Guinea for One Yeah, tO the Stewards. to the Treasurer, at Mears. Pores awl gate's, Alderwasibury ; or to the Secretary, Towbar milaes; a a lons, and at the Bar of the Tavern. price 10.. lid. each, TiCkets for the Diaper may also he obtailwd , JOHN WILK S. Secretary. • and -Co. A body 1 1 F. Gnotbergi 11rti. 20 0 Josiekts cork", rm. 9.0 0 Feldills of Reseda* near Leeds 53 16 71 . I ears. 2101tre's• 2 9 1 1 t rin be 1 1) /e rn tin k lsd Canons • of Wiudsre • 62 10 The Provost&Fellows nf Eton College 30 0 The Parbh of Avies . ford, lignt,per Rev. Wm. Preleigh 14 14 The Provost of Eton 10 0 Collection at Ealing Chureh.bvtbe Rev. Colston nitre 411. Is. 3d. Ditto nt an Indepcn.l - Meeting s Nrlk- I t slurs, after a Ser mon, by the Rev. J. Hoar y will O. 6d. The young Gentlemen at Mr. Evans s, Metitahno 5 5 *ea. nevi Rev. the Dean of Windsor 15 15 Cho. V. I)ahwood, Fos. 5 o 1) 4 11. 5 5 10 Messrs. Glyn nod Co. A lloeiety of Friends at Coventry and vi cinity By ditto, at Warwick and vicinity 100 0 A Collectiouat Trion, 1 per Tbnrr Eddyfe ,A1.95.6J. Rev. W. T. Staines, Rochester 2 2 I Smith Edwards, Pkg. 21 0 At Messrs. Jones, 01 • , STKIC'fURF.S, ere. MtRESS ED with a consciousness that their de -2 'lndus from the general plan has been highly benefiebil to • others, and improved in their professional :tenon -meats by the 1 o' maturity of near tsicnty yean experience, itte.srs. CUR RI IC ; and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the 'radii-titian of I 1 those disorders which are the coosequenc.e of illicit intholg: nee, 6 or the destructive habits of the inctimiderate School-bny. In i prafessing the cure of these Complaints, they hold out MI its • defrinent totie ; but, sensible as all rr.est rtitht • istenee of rich calamities, they offer their Its-ktance HO Weill:air 1 , 4 educated Surgeons of landau, and of the itital College/do Ett uta l (16 4 lie n a c y .,. 4. 4ra r lPtle b i -Y e i n ti cy l C i s r ;ft e e rt il!r t r 'art ° I Pro, orikeerinim.destivetive basic, tong reside:re ta ut r tit ' *ltem free living, or nay other entre prmiuring a deeKeney ! *tam* vigour, the pottimit may rely on speed, restoration ta...vigarows hearth. Their improved plan of earwig Siririarriot the Urethra has been attended with peculiar sue resa Strictures of ten and meaty years' duratian lutye yielded to their treat- Mein to the short period of three weeks. Several Noblemee and Gentlemen 'lithe lint respectnhilit y, w ho have laboured andtv thb painful and distres,ing disease, havin4 received a radidal and ! ' pertesuseat care, totniculotly request that refrreace maybe to them, as satisfactory evidences of the derided superiority of . Illatmrs. Carrie and Co.'s Phu, of Treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Ile:oil side, anti other Surgeons of equal eminence. who otiensptted their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without SUCCCIS. htemrs. Carrie and Co. may he consulted by patients of either sex, lotto the greatest seereey and honour, at their house, No. Hattow-garden Patients in the country are requested to state the particulan of their case, age, and geueral habit of living, &c. elkc. ineltwing a remittance for advice and medicines. when the same will he given or sent to any pitrt of the kingdom. To ensure that se- crecy sa emeatial 'tc their undertaking, the postage of tette* ' to the medicines. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Blenheim-street, Great) Marlborough-street, Mart* 9. To his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Patrols; his Grace the Duke of - Northumberland, Presidents the Vice-Previ i into, and Governors of the Middlesex Ilospitul : Mr Loans, Lamas. *NU HENTLitsixx, ir BEG leave to ()tier myself a Candidate for the OM? of !Inegron to the Middlesex Hospital, vacant by the death of Mr. Witham, and to solicit the favour of your lute- JIM and vote at the ensuing Election. I have the honour to remain, My Lattieo l rued Gentlemen. Your most obedient and devilled Serrftnt. JOSHUA BROOKES. »woes • TO GROCERS, &r. 0 be disposed of, the LEASE and GO OD- J 1 WILL of a MOP, advantatenutly satiated. and enjoy ing an eairieter cort..to in the retail Coffee and Sugar Trade. Apply ty filer ( p . at paid) to C. S. at 11.1r.t.rs. Black, Par. Th wit 6): Lratlralball•stred. 1.14;4d, nod Co. W. D. Evans, Esq. Manchester 20 ' 0 Al Mesars. Marten, Hale, and Co. F. &tire At Sir Charles Price and Co. Rev. Tho. t.l Me•u rier, of liongliton, 10 0 R. Humana of itioip wick 2 2 At Ntessrs. Drummonds. M. L. 2 0 011 tarn BOW" EN. 5 0 J. E. L. u At Messis. Stn;th, 1 1 ,,y0e„ nod C o , 'Am Moil it 5 0 Miss Roherlioso 1, 0 Satin Poplar., Esq. A . SUPtRtCARG I O WA NTLiI). ANY PERSON of respectability, that can 'em bark :it a short entire, no a vny'ge intended not In e - erre! Silt and will pay strict aitrotion to Rusin...FA :it the F.preigo Port. the thip miss touch at, and impliritly tibiae As instructions given him, and who can Comm:mid liketri.e bin £m. m,y, next to certainty (with circninspectinis) dmi hie the won (Wit exreeilim ,e7i:o) in its Month', without ri s k of capital afloat, the 'note being reenhtrty pone need apply who cannot immediately cumusand the stump yam, or erohark direct. If the Penton ith•itu lir embark eau speak the Spanish or French Language the mine desirable, but this can he dispensed With. livMsess to R. A. No. el, Basing lane, City, post-paid. Eltt Hai idsts - m, neir RiaiJrahenl • 10 0 fit v. J. Sim De vizes At Sir John Luh. bo.•lt sta.l Cll. A Collection at Ply- 10 0 - _ TWO PRIZES OF A:2o,uai, • , &v. Ac. &c • . • AP-61) ONLY ONE DAY Tit DRAW. p, 4IEIT. MONDAY, March 14, is the LAST DAY ..f DRAW LNG, when the First Ticket drawn a idiltdbove £1.7 will receiveTH, in addition, i TWENTY OUSAND POUNDS. The Wheel contains Prizes of X'l.O,OiNl ' - 2 3 t 1 And the full proportion of other Prizes. Tickets and Shares me selling, warranted %indrawn, by RICHARDSON. G(IODLUCK, and Co., Stock-Broker-, suod Cotractors for the ottery, at their Oakes, corner of Bonk-b n uildings, Combat ; L and facing the Kirags-mows, Char- Ing-eross. THE FIN RO ES T PRODUCTION EVER KNOWN IS WLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. ITS Virtues, composed of ve g etable in g redients A from the.lsland of Macassar, in the Erivt Indies,are far be yond eulim for eradicating all impurities of the hair. pro ducing n Illefariant growth, a stria% curl, a tranoceodnnt beau ego' N o i re , pleasant perfume, to the h air of ladies, gentlxmen, and children; promotes the gr owth of whiskers, eye-hrtvus,&c. Its pre-eminent virtues have !mined it the august patronage of . their Rosa! Highoesus tbe Princem of W i l ley and l)uke of Sus- . . i ' , ill' • se, his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick, and h 6 Ex- , eIIING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES eelleocy the Spanish% Ambassador, by their express authority, . N../ are patronized wing the tint Noblemen in the kiagolom, as sad smut of the Nisbility.—" Rowland's Treatise on the Pre- wr it „b y t h e fa nw i ng honourable L"ie, - we gine servalion of the Hun um Hair," enclosed with each bottle. As this medi cine to thoeieir own children •, mod poor of this book i f ; pir a ted, atal the Oil counterfeited, it is necessary to their respective ghbourboods. toluene, that each genuine bottle is signed on th e label, its lak, their Graces the Duchesses - - " A. Root/111J ;out Sots." Rosh the Catiamsocto of " Sold at :34. 6d. ha. 6d. and 11.1 s. per Bottle , bY the sole Pro- Cork ; the Right lions Lotion; A. Rowland mid Sou, Kirby-street, Hatton-Aarden, Boston, Say and Sete. Lon:ton; and by all Perris: sees and Merliciae Viselers in L en, oi Dm Lgiey Love', ad h.. dim, and throughout the Empire. . t h a nevet, too pomace's i Also, ROW L.IND'S ESSE ENC of TYRE; or, Imideiel , Sold at Mr. Bulb4e -- , liaver, 4, Cheapstile, , 1)Yli, Ear ehosieior red or grey hair, whiskers , &c. to a breirell ..sess-cosatry Illedicise block, is. hd. per bottle. 'melt: . , . . . . . . 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ALARCH- lit,. 1814 . . . . i. . 1 .... ~.. . . .. . ..,. , t . , ... • .. • . . . . .. . . . • ... . a ~. , . • ic . , -.. ; . -, , k ... .. . .N. . . - , . • ' f t \ I ' 4. i 4 . f . .. most sacred of our duties. to summon together some men of consideration, and to charge them with the weighty task of establishing a fundamental code, built upon your manners, your habits, and corres ponding to the wants of the present time. . • They cheerfully took, upon themselves ,this .oThae, performed it with zeal., and have submitted to us the fruits of their uninterrupted labours. After a careful examination of thitivarit, .we hare giveln.it our approbation. But this does not. satisfy our heart. It respects the. concerns of the w ;tole Netherlands. The whole Dutch people must be re. cognised in' this important work. That people must receive the strongest possible assurance, that their dearest intends are sufficiently attended to therein ; that reliiion, as the fountain of all good,- is thereby 'honoure and maintained, and religious freedom turbed by nothing of temporal concerns, but 'moved . in the most ample manner; that the education of youth, and the spread of scientific knowledge, shall be attended to by the Government, and freed from ell those vexatious regulations which oppress the genius and subdue the spirit ; that personal freedom shall no longer bean empty nameitind dependent on the ca prices of auspicious and crafty police ; that an im partial adiiiinistration of justice, guided by fixed peisciples, secure to every man-his psnputy ; that commerce, agriculture, and manufactures be no longer obstructed, bat bare Jose course, like rich springs of public and private prosperity • that, there. fore, no restraint be impowd Oa, d ' our*le ems• tenniy of the'higher and lower classes 944 he. state, but that they be conformalrle to the genet-40'4Am' Sul the general government ; that the movements of the 'general Government be not palsied by too geeat zeal for local interests, but rather receive from it an Mditienal impulse;- that the general laws, by means .Witiottious co-operatioei of the two principal brisichk ot.4Xe Governinent, be founded on the trini interests of the State; that the finances, and the arming of the people; the main pillesa of the body politic, be plactki in that central point, upon which the greatest and erst invaluable privilege of every free people,--their itoicpendence t —may be faulty fixed. Which of you can doubt of this.trnth After the terrible experience you have had of a . fordgu tyranny, which acknowledged no right when it wanted means for its own maintenance try . vintese,.- after having sighed, of late years, under the...most -1 ' 74 ; oppressive yoke that ever was imposed si e ve the Spanish times • • • •• - • Now at least you know the tree tattle of those precious rights for which our fathers sacrificed their • property and blood ;Af that happiness wields ,they bequeathed to their descendants ; and which ;mum lost through the adversity of the times!' , • Following, therefore, and deriving enconrage. ment from their example, it becomes my duty, in imitation of those whose name I beer, and whose memory I honour, to restore that which is lost: it is your duty to support me therein with all your efforts, that under the blessing of Divine ?residence, who summons us to this task, we may leave our be loved country completelY reettimuered and re-esta blished to our children. In order to be enabled to judge whether the con stitutional code thus framed, as before stated, be a means of attaining the above great object, we have thought it right that the said code be submitted for matitrer consideration, to a numerous assembly of persons the most considerable and best qualified among you. We shave fpr that purpose appointed a special commission, who are to choose, out of a numerous list gives in to us,. Os hundred persons, in due pro, portion to the population of each of the now exist. ing departments. . Honoured with your confidence, they shall, on the 28th of this month, assemble in the metropolis of Amsterdam, 'to come to a determination upon this weighty business. They shall in like manner, with She letter of-con, vocation, receive the plan of the constitution, that they May be . able to prepare' their decision thereon with maturity and calmness of deliberation ; end for the more effectual attainment' of this object, a copy of the same shall be sent to's each Member previously. And As it is of. thn first importance that these Membrabe pospeleed of the general conffileace, we order' that a fiat of the persons chosen for each de-, paittnertt'be Made public , and that to elk the itiltabi-: tents of the same, being housekeepers; 40 opporte oitysaliall be afforded, by signing his name without any other addition, in , a register which lie open in each canton for eight: dash to,, disapprove of any such person or persons Rik 4.lvir, deem unqualified. . N; ihabitant is.denrit st• Otis right, .with the le College Provost of All Soul's College Rev. Wm. Green Ws. HoII, Esq. Rev. Dr. Isham Mr. Goring Mr, Holmes NI ie. Gray Tlio*. Mays, Etq. M. P. 'City of Oxford !tor. Dr. Gauntlett, Warden of New Cul. R. Fox, Et .q. .. C. H. and S. Collected in the Parish of Warneld. by the Rev.T. Faithful! f31.13‘.61. 11. H. Doliztne3er 10 10 A Collection at Cum berland If Impel. Shoreditch, by the ReY. N. Freer S'ill. ss. 6d. Wm. Fill bes, John Hunter, and Co. bliaburgh 5410 North Shields, a Col let-thou, remitted by Mr. It. Spruce 44 0 Mlor - Gen. Sir Ai I 61Cilgil id, _ _ 5 0 45 0 10 10 5 5 55 Corporation of D=m tarter. remitted bt Thos. Brooke, Esq. 514% or 106 0 J. firaahridge I 2 Edward birks 1 1 Win. 114”-irk, F.l. 4arhorna4k„ Lvs eestersbiro - 10 0 At Lloyd's. J. Knirtn, E-q. 1 1 Jame, Williams I 2 Swain. Bellawy,&Co. 425 0 Porish of Mersey, Jus. Nottidgt, Esq. H.Hopton. per ditto 212. 01 (;.,eking, hsses 10 0 The Worshipful Com- Tim. Nottidge, Esq. do. 10 0 palsy of Drapers 105 9 Ssm. Rood all and Son 5 5 John Eptsprove U b Collectiou at the New I Mr. Itumphrles 0 6 Chapel. Stockwell, ReV. J. B rock, Muth. by the Rer.T. Jack- Ulv.tan b 0 son 1531.53. W. PttriA of Castle Med i. hlickleths site, Inghom,per theßev. Newmarket 5 0 11. 1). Morgan 58. 44. II tptist Congregation, Rev. R. Merman's Mitchel-street. per Conoretatios,Castle Rev. Mr. Powell 27 lb Radiophoto 111. 10s. Id. H. 2 0 Mr. Doris, of ditto 10 0 Subscriptions received at the Ban of the City of. London Ta verns 11,10sit's Colfee-hoe.se ; Stock Exchaoge ; ;WI at all the Backers iu Tows sad Country. _ _ _ R. IL MARTIN. s ecretar ic h4 LUKE HOWARD, 5 gm; be PO de $ 0 L.......,...-- MATRIMONIAL FELICI l'Y. MESSIt..4. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of toe Royal College of Surgeons in London, have sedu lously devoted their attention Ca the last 17 years to the mod) of those Ois.ntlers which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that inestimable Itles.ing—Matrimonial Felicity. The toasty 11111bliCalisille they have hit :erns received from persons of the Arai dist hull tttt t and the uniform talefeA attending their su perior mode of treatment io such complaints, induce them thus publicly t.. otter their assistance, in all cases of debility or de kimpe y, whether resulting from the too frequency of partici * in the gaieties of fashionable life, the unbounded gado!. p ee of libertinism, or a secret solitary Italoit, which weakens energy of the mind, and destroys the B..wer of youth, by residue* sterility in the one set. ;ma impotence Is the other, they oiler a raft and .permanent cure. .1 ..,- To thus who, from web complaints are prevented en *ring into the married gate, and sisonmed to seek relief, brood aver their in(lrmities in silence, it must be ColTiOlilli to know, however difficult or inefficient the cure may be' r.eeined by other Prartitioosts that by a renovating and infallible toethod they rimy be rei.tored to a sound and vigotouscoustitution. A Certain Disorder, • frequently coatraried 'in - a mn- Meat of indiscretiost, And every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild oat never;faifing Mode of treatment, is speedily and re dicrity elapsed, whitest restraint in diet of earache : as also, STRICTURES of. the Urethra and Meets, ninth they I are enabled to rare too short period, without having recourse to I the paiufally daugerons elects of the caustics references of j Which con he given to several gentlemen of high respectability, 1 who have been cared in a very abort period, after baring lu. booted under strictures fur many years, To Married Females. whose expectations of those tender pledges of casiithial haPPinel, limit been defeated . , it may oho he a pleasing reflect ion to know ,1 hat by a proper * perseseirtan la t heir remedies, the general 'health irrenovated, and the WO pediments removed. St. ssrs. Gnus and do. et:ellWray professing the core .of these bytonitikints, ih .order that they may not be marled by $ mistaken fir, with the obloquy so justly attacked to 111 pr **ant empiric, think it hitt iintice to diearieltes to stria; that they have been properly educated sad Wilma Into ow* branch of the profession LeertiSentes of width, from raring!, hodpitals, and testimonials from the highest 'professloonl flatbed ritim, they have to emplace any enquirer). That a resident! In the warmer hemisphere of our easteth world; as'well as lit other parts, engtolldeas *bens us moat, that titer restsiretall' having been confieed to diseases already enutnerated, they hold sat a certalote of redniralkin to such ns Miry labour under the debilitating eltects of it life passed under the torrid gone. Aid further, that having bad opportnnitiet. in their professional ca pacity, of foentiogell illtilltile acquaintance with the emotion. tiaoal MAW of seafaring persons, they offer to them the best assoranas of haotedlate lef ; that the success resaltirag from Induced tbem - quit the practice of -the ly the ona tvocoerneo to woe amii....? -, ing honourable Ladies, who have give* , their iendeirrears lint iodated them so quit the practice ot soe own children, iota ul;ur to the pear et . genera pronitioner: and they presrine their preteasines cen- No - inhabitant is. deprived •of this right, .wita inn • ~ _. vt , , . ibourhoods. with. unparalleled Wren I mime a foir grand for the •onpeecedeated conflation' With exception of domestic sereams, valets, bankrupts, I! f . hews of Leeds and Rolland ; the Right othielo thejt bare, by the public; bees tn liberally housared. persons in a state of nonage,. or under acciitititM: *. .- r Drsky, sisafispurb ideentfloyvhi, itall iv be etiolated at their house daily ( personally , or by letter , .„,. . od Ladies C.irtiline copal', Wis. Spenser, pled patil) . by retie" . st either sex, grid' secrecy, delicacy' %Nate it shall appear- 06 or, groin the sumnilitti up . and Lucy Bricliceman t Lady Page Tar- iiu eatiluteatioa. . .. I, . o (l e re n g o tt s er t s h , es thai sub t n il 4 7 l 4o 4 lti , b to, ritT oe tt i r r e s e a le ti c sied tim .te , i w ti: many ober' Latkird die Int Miik ;11111ilenta la the toreatry are regarded to-stati of tats c lo he issrit. mical we -, . p '. ; - 4 P li c 4l •• c . ise . • mato . , t 4 l aik ktir k aule e an i ti lL muni. ,lo#lll l 4 l •l ll j t a b r erc li g teg et d es entrig w . 1 be I ; :O n ur le f ate or : ot s il u te w _7( - : , : . 3 .*• . , tt i. t . i. • h , fli . i corner a/ SL l Piter, arril-fa It pailldee *MP piret4ifille ail nrier them 4til f ret rtitu,liwee , : o ~,1 1 whole' utch Reapie., calt em °getter ? appear in, Ono mkt On. t, Eiccwitccet. . k r iffi l l 4ll 7A7" " I.rte 1 Vaider4 11/1 " e3;114' Li ' 1 • • aps,11.1111i; 1 ;;; •• -; -•,`-•- .' ‘• -- • c file uti r ettkieri 'lntl ii , Afeeili l constitutiog ••• • . t . . , - . . - • . ...'......, -. 4 . - . . . . • • .. • -:.- . . • • . . . L :. :.d. i .iti . ...L.• -T., • irkt.ietaiwik.._ • 54.E5. Bt Maws. SADLER and SON, Al tkeir Repository, Gonwelleareel, TO-MORROW, Bloch 11, of Twelie, SEVgiRAL &ever HUNTERS, CTIARGICR4, Tondem,. Gig, and Chariot GELDINGS, in MO condition, and *fey void *wig ; rune howl-woe' •tanuncr laultntes, Rey lames. mail coacher% cart hor,en, &c. in the whore 70 Lotg. To I.e viewed the aiming of Sate. Publit sole 'toys eyery'shesday and Friday. Roden, litsusehoid FurnitFre, "li;ae, Line', china; mid Likes,