The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-06-28 00:00:00

NO. 1010, CONTINUED AND INCREASED DEMAND FOR PIACISS. ttpirAl. CIRCUS. Hader the Superipar;ianee an d Direr tiet of Mr. Elliston, of the late Theatre Ito, al, Orley-lane. Stare Manager, Mr. Cross. TH" nnoreeetlented Mtn'Moll of the BEG. Wi n, OPERA sot salt continuing. hot the Demand fur Mares . in enisseqae •re of tilt arrival in Tow. of the Yours pyr Brack. of Families for the Midsummer 11.4idays, having considerably itrrenard. Mr. Igliston, to additionally co ,o r ibate to their .koneinent, bez , leave to htforns the Polle, tont for TIII3 WEEK ONLY. be has engaged the celehrsted it MID %IF., universally aelcinwiedged to , e s a „ r yest Wu 11511 iu the World !I who will make her Srst Appe.irtnee nn the Stage, In the Representation of Bar tholomew Fair. lo R hRLFAMIN COCKNEY: Asd has also re-erwated, Sir the Holidays only, Mr. WiLSON. Who will make his Re-appearanre cm the TIGHT ROPE. Prowls* to thil, a New Sitrietta Melo.Drame, lo Three parts rodadeot un the Subject, Incidents, anJ Diction, rare full , cumpr v-d, et BEGGAR'S OPERA, Which will he relocated Mil and every Eye4itiA till further N•utec, with she edgiest Overture, Muoir, ke. br tb Pe h, and tae Accompaniments of the late Mr. Liuiey. Tie Part of Captain Marbeath, *lth a sew Oeraoiosal Adilren, Mr. ELLISTON, lintentun, Mr. JOHANNOT; Lorkit, Mr, WILLIAMS; Filch, Mr. MADER t that o' the Mho, Mr. S. SLAb ER ; Hen Re4ge, Mr. JAMES; Hahn of Kirke, Mr. WORE. Lacy Loeb t, Mn. H %WON; Alm Peados:a, Din. PARKINSON; Jena' , Direr, Mn. MAKEEN4 %%they Tawdry, Mn. SPENCER; A n d p o w ; pcothom, by a YOUNG LADY (late Pupil to Mr. Mnitzinghi). Ia Act lt . will be introilnred an appropriate GRAND biNSQUIIRADE. IYew Par de Dealt, by Mr. sod Miss GI ROUX; Rad a Moil Colilltro, by the Corps de flatlet, Re. It Ad ILL a Illormijoe, is yetterl,_Mr. and the WWI . CIIR sod Mr. TA. TLOR. Bods composed by Mr. throes ter the Oesielow !KATE LOTTERY, to be drawn in One Day ► Igth of OCTOBER, 1809. SCUM& _ _ 4 . aCii.ooll 4 4 2,100 ll.. WO 8. l,OOO 8410 11 `2l lOO . 2.403 3u. 4,920 ,... 15 73.800 - - 20000 Tickets. .C 200,000 . This Lottery consists of only 5000 Numbem (Bash I 0 5030 inclasive) ; but there are Four Tickets lir each Number, obi• h will be severally entitled to vihatever Prize is drawn wind tech Number ; for instance, g No. 1 erould be drawn a prise of 20,004 X. the Four Tickets that Number will errh he eati tied to 20,0001. making, hitt', whole, 80,0001. so tint if any person should purchase in ore than Moe 'ticket of •he same Number, and that Number prove fortunate, be may taios By Two Ticket, of the same Number, A Pince of By Three Tickets of the same Nombre, A Prise ___ . . • £lo,ooo Rs Fulls . Tickets of the same Nu nher. A Pr ze of And all other friars in the same Proportion. TICKETS and SiThRES are no Sale at all the Offices. srITE LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. (aft [FT and CO. respectfully inform the 1.7 Public, that Tickets and Skims are sow so &le at all their Clalreit at the mine tlere they beg knee to feeosiseed to !Pie atteutior of their Friends the Scheme of the pr. seat Lottery, which they trust will merit their approbation and sapport : in order to prevent dierpp .intreent. it is necessary to itiwersre, that there are only s.Uutt Numbers in the Lottery, and of course oo Number higher thao 5,0()0; sod that the %hole Will be Draws in One Day. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 4 .... of .... £5,000 l 8 .... of .... £l,OOO 4 of die. Ste. dr.c. As there are Four TietAb of each Number. Adveatosees asay have the Chow of gaining Eighty Thousand Patine. PROFEgSIONAL MEN of Edu cation and Responsibility deviate from the general sisters, by the selectlaaaf a particular branch, the sanction of long continued success is the best criterino of superiority. Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the exclu sive treatment of two disorders, and the successful result of oar plan gives as additional ardente to oppose, as far as we are abbe. the ravages of those complaints which are the most importain in the catalogue of huireon After initiation into every branch of Practice, we con templated the imfferings of 9iphvlilac and Debilitated Pa tients, and formed a wish to manse individuals from the igno rance of unedudesed men, or the equally dangerous precipi tancy of general Practitioner,. The Disorders, to the cure of which we have devoted oar attentiim, comprise every species of Venereal infeetioa, whether iif a recent or Img duration. Secoodlv all kinds of Debility, whether orison from the habits of . ;elood-boys or the iiidulgences of imitate age. Numerous Diseases arts the result of ignorance, at bane in the treatment of a simple Gooorrbea, and it ant seer quentls happens that theineds of fife are poisoned by the indiscretion of an angoarddd boor. By a superior method, each complains are easily cared, and even where others have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a mike! re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress is this Moonier, coispoted with the cidamitons situation; of Men, who, front no indulgence in a *olitary Vier, or the prevalent gaieties of a Fasitioimble Life, acquire that late of Debility Which is the unavoidable couseqmence of Inch pernicious habits. When the un'iappy sufferer broods over his miory, but carefully cinocealipis mnfurnow, it may be some consithWiti• for him to hoots. that although it may be an object a(desbt or uncertainty with other Practitioarn, the removal of there defiritocies b ) the gradual progress of renovation, is the ac quirement of titir esperiedee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venal hare began to redact' manly vignor, much aoriety will be prevented by an early conviteracticia of this languid state, and is these cams no great difficulty a ill occur. Bat when this deiriency has for veers cussed , a proper per4ereranre is iodispensibly requisite to revive the *lumber isg sparks of life, and to re-animate the Couptitatiaa. The secrecy which is so essential to our uudertaking, and the qualifications which we pregame to state, form the hods of oar retentions ; and is Coin( ideoce a Ith such, this intima thin is given, that Mears. LEIGH and CO. tow/ be coo 'sited perms:illy, or by letter, incliiiing a Bank Nine at their House, No. Y 9, Arundel-street, 'strand, omit Te mple Bar. There is an additional romance in Water-street adjoining, and the 1131ne is Ito both doors. A liiplsonsi from the Royal College of Surgeons is Condon, and Testimonials from the mint eminent Physicians and tor turers of regular education and IbfillUlll4f attention to the 'oodles of every branch of the Profession, are ripen to the Inspection of every enquirer, and cntstitute a fair ground fiat "tat success yrttli which we have hitherto been honoured. E. LEIGII, and CO. Sunoco's. , 11l ---..-- - - • v. • ‘, ...18•• ' ..r . „, •• • , .. - • • , -.. it •40 IA f 4 ' • A, *e • t".' j r. • 'V.' .1 . : /.- • Y. . r• - ~ • is, •illib P,.. (.. 4 ear . ( •"1, :,, , ~ t. • I ~, . •-• "e• -- '' ...• • -L • ffii " '' I th .. „ P t.: !•ra . . s •. i e cs ,tiatels - ' 'i. an. ....„,„ , .. ~., . 4 -, • •• gh•l3T . . •1" •' • elli. i• in : . ; •• trEDNESD4Y II JUNE 28, 1809. % . .' - '' I‘I'S P/ PRICR is IL. c ' H OPE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE, LIFE, and .INNIIIPIES. Capital TKO MILLIONS. Osfr LUOGATE-RIG, LONDON. DOLICIES of INSUR A NCE ) which expire at %dimmer, should be renewed within I,IIFIrEEN DAYS front that Period. Pergola bowed with this Offree, whose Policies expire tit the above Period, are respectfully inforwied. that Receipts for the Kendra( of the same are now ready for Deliver, at the Oliee, and with Ibe respective Ageub of the Company throschont theDnited ICirq m. This Company offer to lasoreirs the following Advantages : Peps ns mattring, or pros ring to be insured, 100UI. against Fire, or 3,101. no Life, have the option of becoming inte rested is the Establishment. Person insuring for more Tenn than one allowed a caul dernbk Discount on Premium and Doty. Na Chug- for petit les of 3001. and Upwards, or for Poli cies coder that anoint. wises effected for three Years nr Illore, nor for Endorsements, Alteration:. or Surveys. No Deduction in the Pursuant of Losses. Damage by Lightning made good. A Brokerage of 51. per Cent. so Shipping ilassrances. Anntements on !nuances nor or 1,0/roofs, from 10i. to 401. per Cent. on the Pronoun, and a liberal Allowance on Dray. • Lives instared, Aaneitin, and Children's Esidowssents grab* on egnilallk and adeneingoors tom.. Solicitors, and Minis, (Aimed a Csemhsioo on bringing Lift I osoraores to the Otter, FARMING STOCK neseted st es. per Cent. By Ordsr of tise oard, WIILLIAM BURY, Secretary. JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Jog pubiished, Dakotas kys Peri istims. to his Royal Ifighoess the PRINCIi of WALES, La one Yob*, Quarto, illustrated with thirteen Maps and Plates, price two Guineas in Boards, TitAVELi in AIAROCCO, sourri BAR SA R 17 2 and acne& the ATLAS MOUNTAIN S. per foeswed. at dlitiont Periods, during a Residence of sixteen Yean is that Connery, by JAMES GREY JACKSON, Esq. Together with a Full Acconat of the Animals; Plains and various other Natural Prodoctleas of the Kingdom of Ma rinas, and an Accurate Stamens from ( Vidal D oool4l ' lB at the Imperial Co-insmilase, of she Commence of Mo fri which is added, an interest* and more accu rate description than has ovise yet been published, of the Si ltation, Essen% Inhibitions, and Costwcace of the Great Rot_periuns of Control Africa, TIMBUCTOO. Tins Work also contains a fall Account of (*Mon A MN g ntos RELIGION : a Dissertation oo the Arabic Language, pointing out the diference of Papcmanno between the Lavern mid Wester. Antos s and a Drograpnical Elucidatiou of many parts of Africa hitherto almost unkeown. SAd by G. mid W. Nicol, Bookselkrs to his Majesty, Pall Mall. TAM Day was published, fe the leveed Mite's, Primes. in hoards, of AGRAMMAR OF TH,E GREEK LAN. GU AGE, se a meet awl intprered Plan, is &With and Greet. Br JOAN JONES, Member of doe ebtlologield Society at Mancbewer. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, NEES, and ORME. " is In reality what in the Title-pate it pro fesses to he. a tiveek Grammar apse au taspesesd i as wei as a new Mae. We easnot bit regard Mr. Jones's Gawk Grammy, as a Book that will be Hasty serviceable to those Ow and, or tsscb the Greet ."—lay. Rev. u ft exhibits guy Onset a inaennity and extensive re ,.earch, of a mind settle and vigorous, and habitually, *ad ones successfully, employed le philosophical lowestigatiaa." —Ana. Ret. _ COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-11MM, STRAND, LONDON. TRUSTEES. His Grace the Doke K. G. The Mast Noble the Marquis of Seem II on allti K. D. The Right Hon. the Earl of NOILTRALNrron. The Right Hon. the Earl of Becttwommatnittit The Right Het the Earl of Ueett Ossoth: WILLIAM PRAID, Req. M. P. Scaoeu Ilutsaan, Esq. N. P. A LL Persons who continue insured with this IS. Association Seven Years, whether their Policies be originally takra oat for seven year,, or be renewed hnnuaily. participate equally with the original Subverlbers in mei Profits as may have accrued during that time. With this advantage they haNe the peculiar ail:1 valuable amirattre of not being liable to make good the losses of others, a, the sole responsibility Is eadertaken by an (*emissive Associatiqa of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who have subscribed an ample Capital to guarantee the engagements of the Ollces. These Profits are considered to be very certAin, as the Offire has a selectioa of the best bosiness, and its management is uniortsinhered by large and numerous salaries ; the Trus tees, Directors, and Auditors, act gratuitously. Fanning Stock ionered generally, without the average disse, at the rederod rate of *. per cent . Nis charge is AM/Ifni Policies en maims* hum other °Sees. Perseus heaving for seven *ems by oar payment, are Main leas owY• Loges have beep always made p le utig li sais or. ce, without deduction or discount. Inearaoces are iffeeted in such parts of the Metropolie as partake of the nature of Country Risks, i. e- the western parts thereof, and the New banding! geoernily. J. T. BARB I:R, Managing Director. Agents are appointed in all the principal Tema, who are also Agents for the Provident Life Orrice. WILLIAM MOUNTAIN, SARSCEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The best accommodation for Trovellerv--Good Reds, choke Linares, and 'moderate charges. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, Ac. vet oat from the Saracen!. Head Imo, Suow-hill. YORK and LEEDS New Post Crikehes, set nut every mons- Mg at half-peg are o'clock; arrive at 1 urk the pest day at twelve o clock. The ECLIPSE New Fli ing Post Coach. that carries Four Insides gaily, to York. Newcastle. Sunderland, and I.din burgh, by way of Dimeaster, Gruitham, and St.snifurd, • every Morning at half past live o'clock. Uncommon Cheap Travelling to Liverpool, hi , the New Fly ing Post Coaches, to the Angel Inn, Dale -itreet, Liver. pool, daily. —Leeds nod Wakefield New Post Gang*, called the t lathier, sets oat every Mona% at Seven o'clock, by Hicks and Co. Leek. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, mid Hunt ingdsai mew Ito)al Mail Coach, sets oat every eveidog. Coaches from Boston to Spit:shy, Louth, Grimsby, awl Hull. Lie on root., Warrington, Kaatiford, Stone, sod Ckch tield Post Coach. called the Expedition every evening, at Inn, five o'clock, to the Crown I, Red•crosi-street, Liverpool. (barded throughout. llovw and Bateectl. Fit ing Post Conches, through Chip peolvain, Cube, and Illorlborough, every afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound ha, Math, and tire London Tavern Thosairt-street, Brigol, next mowing. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, etc. LEFD, new light Caleb, called the Itorkirwham, sets oat every morning at eight o'clock. Carries filar insides osilg ves tad goes reirstrkahlv rosy, with a guard throttgittieL through Stainfoid, Newark., Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, In the rioldeti-lion, Leeds. next 'bur at noun. Nye* withstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is al lowed to he the mint tgreetthle and complete public convey ance on the North Road, being um-quailed in accommodation by any other. KIVIDAL Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lnnsdale , Bolton, Chdrley, Onaskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every after noon, at four o'clock Clouded. NMIDDLETON, PoCket-Dook and Black a Lead Patel Maker to the King and Pride of Wales, at theOrigioal ManaLtetery, No. led, Strask.,npposite New castle-street, begs leave to recommend to the Public hi= l 0 e BLAt:K LEA Pt:NCI LS, whose sepetior ex hat been for lore than 561 years universally acknowledged ; andPesacils for draw Ow in eolours (of a late inventiers), To cll.- LWOW. his Pew& from cuanterfests,the mark which war for aterly only Middleton, is nosy changed to N. Middleton, and the dlreeta, 151, Strand, London, stamped e•ti each Prill'il. An elm-noire adtortasent of Pocket-books and Thread-cads, elegantly assudied is gold, surer, and plain 1 a codpiece as sortised of Travelling, Writlam and Dtersiereamet t Gen tiemen's Pueket Commodes; Canute* every article for shaving add d ' I Portable Vi riling and Mewing-desks *ad Bases, in de ay, aatio-wood, leather, Re.; Virli exits id cat large Pens, tire Irish mad Ihtteit M -Wax, and all Mauls of Stationary ; Portable and -house Letter Copying Machines. These machines, by whit writlag may be expeditiously and dearly copied : rt are brought 16). N. Mlddlcon to the mated perfection, and comprised to a atahoopay cast, wMeit flown a complelt desk ; cane no small, as to be of the greatest conyestieoce to those *ise Idyl ; others of a size tad form to answer the purposes of a enaspleti teeretalre. A large oriortmeot tri lignin. and all kids eine Cutler. Yand LEttos New commodious, Safe, _R. Cheap, mad Espeditloos POST COACHES will vet out from the GOLDEN" CROSS, Charing Urtus, sad SELL SAVAGE, Ludgute-hill, every awning at half-past see ; Breakfast at the Red Lion; Barnet; dine at the Cork, Ea ton; Sup at the Grethism Ins s Breakfast at the Red Linn, Deacaster, and arrive at Leeds by Twelve, and York by Our, at "Jou°. There are only four Coarhasen employed, aud the same Guard and Coach go throughout. Every earl.. tie. has bees, and will continue - to be toads-, to render this the hest cosiveyaace an the North Road. Inside, to York aud Leeds, 23 J. Outside, dl. By GEORGE BOULTON alai CO. From the Golden Criss% the following Carriages vet not, be side many others too ouinerou4 Inanition : LIVERPOOL Expeditious Pow Coaches, twily oar night out. every Morning at Six. ItOLIiIIEAO and North Wale, ➢ail eireiry Pursing. HOLYHEAD. Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Post Coaches, every Morning at Nine. LUDLOW. Woecerte► nod Oxford Mail every evening, and a New Poet Candi needs). 7huriday mid liatarday, at Two. NI I L FORD HAVEN, Cantrmarthen, Gloocester, and Cheltenham Mail every esettiog. CIIELTEIIIASI and Oziord New and only Day Coach, every Morning at Six. BRIGHTON, East Bourn, Worthltlr, Raging., Ports mouth, Soothampton, bie of Wright, Berme, Chichester, &model, Utile Tiaroptrin, Mareate liamsgate, Dover, Deal, Hythe,Follatone, &c. &e. Coac h es A PHENOMENON IN THE ARTS. T. RIGGE'S celebrated MAGNETIC CP • RAZOR TABLET, patronised by his Roval rtes the Prince of Wales. This lineation sopersedes is a wog agperior fanner the nee of a Hoar, rairtag no oil ar other bid to give it effect. 'lts action is unerring, and its .f,c to of so decisive a nature. that poetises say be re rioted Irma a Razor with the inmost facility, leering a supe rior One edge. Its neat* coasimitsly renal= vadeviatibev level, by 'bids means a scieatific angular edge is traduced and eoastastly preserved evert by an inexpert band ; and is an en 1 1 1, grifragqtrile trite ledie the i Persaas ttagstipt.c and use of a Hone. - - -- - Sold at the Inventor's Warehouses In London, o. 52, Park street, Grosvenor-square, and 63, Cheapoide Price is. 6d. Also by the following Amts. viz. Dyer. Marlow; Jones. Bishop Stortfurd; Mitcxll, Colchester; Norris, Bedford; Thompson, Bury St. Edmund's; Harris, Lyonl a il pi ogrrs, cidewmarket ; blinditiun, Wells; Edmonds, Nor on ; Cattle, York; Precious OM Sherwood, Leeds; Fewster, Dothan.; Undly, Sandertund; Lisle, Newcastleaupos-Tyne; Robertson, lidinburgh ; Anderson; Aberdeen; Milmott, Greenock; Yeoman, Whitt-haven; Smithy and Allen, Ul ',moor ; Carruthers, ilmwaster; tiore and Da son, Liver pool ; Brown, WI • 011ivant, Manchester; Merridew, Coventry; teed', C ; W bitticke ' Glaseester; Sm yrna, jwi. (anomie, I Wright, Bath; Philput, Clifton; Brodie, Dowding, and Lanford , Salisbury; Roper, GOF. port; Read and Lanatmer. Portiosootli ; Wallis, Ryde, Isle of Wight; Trendall, Randier.; Farront s Carterhory ; Bouddd and Palisser, aid Bet than Margate; Borges., Ransgate; Lerlastrier, Deal; Lepl:tstrier, Dover; and Richard %myth, Dansmstreet. Dublin ad one Agent in et erg City and Town in the Misled Kingdom. N. B. In order to protect the Public from deception, each Tablet will be sold with the Proprietor's signature, Joan Thos. Rigge, in red ink and @withered. - . GLA•GOV. LOVOWN Gretres Green, Amin, DinsMe Brownbill, Thornhill, Stuirtuli.ir Kiln, Cumnnck , Kingswelt mad all wins of Sentient!, Cainperdown Coach, Daily. Lovvit, Spilsby, Roston, Hull, (triunity, Spalding, Pelee , boa, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, sets of every afternoon. MA ICH hiT Eft, Stockport, Macriestield, WUmrlew , Coa gletna, Newcastle, Walsall, and Wolverhampton Post Coach every aftensuun. Guarded. Yoaa, Newiastle. and idinbargh new Cialch, performed with a Guard the t, sets nut every atoming at seven o'clock, by way of Newark. Belford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. l'iusengers biding themselves fatigoc.l Irma the length of thejourney, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without ant additional ram. William (.lurk, Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, HuU, Scarborough,, Whitby, and utter places. RatuasaoßTH,Withall, Wolverhampton, Kidderminster, Stnurbridge; and Hadley Coach, every evening. CARLISLM, Peorith, and Whitehaveo, Post Coach, goes with four horses nod a guard all the way. Panes through Brough, Appleby, th.etabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, W etberby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran tham (the merest way by eighteen Sots out every Moruing, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured lit the next Cuach (with six Cisoonnem). Sennett Lana, Stockton, and Tarn uew Conch every 'Hernia, to the George Inn, Sunderland. Ex rrea, Plymouth, Fahnouth, Dartmoutk, Weymouth, Dorchester, and Salisbury Balloon Coaches, every 'scorning at four o'clock, with a Guard, through Hance, Mniorter, tittanotts ilandford, Basinestoke, and. B.igshot.. Warr, Hoddesdou, and Cheshunt Coach, every morniug. BMIIEWSBORY, Wellington, and Shifhall Post Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every afternoon, at ewe o'clock. Guarded. Sit errs Imo and Rotherham Pest Conch, cz.lled the Rock inpham, every morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach. with a Guard, sets out every afternuas, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Passes by Oxford, Eastou. mid Shipstone, to thiSa raren's-Ilead, Bull -street, Birmiugliam. Be scossytei.u, _Uxbridge, Denham, nod Redhill new Post Coach, every aftmosiou, by Richard %' rtes, owlets: HULL, Northcave, Bowden, lhurile, and Dontaster Post Coach, every morning at seven o'clock, to toe Bull and Sun Inn, Mytno-gate Hull, TOTSZNISA Led Edmonton Conch, daily, at • half past ten, half past Iwo, half past four, anti half past seven o'clock. W A [gratin. Pomfret, new Post Coach, called the Merry Waketield, to the Stallard Aran, Wakefield. N. B. Messy Weights of Luggage Goods, der. conveyed by the under-usentioned Waggons: To Dm, Reales, Byway, Rory, and all parts of Sur folk, every Monday. Itl•at.soaotrun. Newbury, nod Reading, every Tuesday. Woacemze, Kidderminster, Hereford, Carmarthen, Brecluinck, and all parts of South Wales, Persbore, and W y combe, every Salads". C t lISPICaIrf Absogdon, and freaky, three times a-week Winehscer, Raney, Lyndhurst, Lym ingtoo, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordiugbrsdge, Wimhorn, Poole, Isle oc_Wight, Jersey, and Guerosey Waggon" daily. si MIR r,Blampiow, and Twickeohata, twice a-week. SOUTH • 111 nog, 01' eacheiter, Airesfurd, nod Altos Coach, every morn* U2IIIIIIUGS. Iver-Actou, Southall, Mayes, and Ilillended Cart, twice a-week. Eames', Plymouth, and Falmouth Fly Waggons, daily, °aryls* goods surd ponengers, as usual, to all parts of the West or Englsuid. WM. MOUNTAIN and Cir. respectfully acquaint thou, Friends and the Public, that they n sit not be accountable fns laty Parcel or Ingoip, ire. of more than Five Pounds valuti lost, or dimmed, no entered :is such, and paid fer accov,-; iftgly d the &raced, need ion, Snow-hill, London.. TO THOS. TAYLOR, IMQ. N 0.9. NEW BRIDGE STII9BI', LONDON. ___ A, CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late in his Slay's service, challenge the whole world to prove a. single bidaarw where their Medicine road Method of Cute have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular brawls of their profession, has not givers rise to one unsuccessful Case. They en/Moue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaint., and that Derangement of the System, which is the conseseenee of the pernicious and waste ful efivects of a habit long and mint unhappily pursed by the youth of both sexes. lathe sae it will be found to be the unfailing souree of barrenness ; the other have its ravages fa tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tennivases in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while Consumptions, loss of Missealu Power, ~id various Nervous Complaints, inanity eisraitterixe the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per ukes languishing ender the disorders iocident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuceessfal lithe treatment of a long, laborious, and much extended prac tice. In the most obstinate and complicated eases of Vene real Infection, such as Obstructions in the Uretbra,.Spungy Excrescences. Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, be sisal Weakness, Meru. as also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baled the skill of eallerPract it ioners, are, by their present improved piss of trimmest, effectually and permanently cured, with out the patient sen - ering the excruciating pain and alarming he morrhage which frequently follows the application of the ht oar caustic. In the course of twenty tears exclusive practice in this metropolis, numerous eases of Strictures have beenand are daily under their rare, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice. superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxa tion, and debility proceeding am this complaint, are spee dily removed, and the patient restored to sound arid vig o rou s health. Hut where the debility has for years existed, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies,, after a Stric ture has been destroyed, is indippensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of Life,lind to qtaimate the Consti tution. Messrs. Currie and Ca. may be coons ted by either sex with the greatest delicaey, secrecy, and hownar, at their home, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients I. the Country are requested in state the rea lms of sheir,case, age, and general habit of living, c. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice ankinedicines , when the pse a ill begiven or tan loamy part ofThe kingdom. To as sure that secrecy o essential to tacit ustkrtakin„., the post age of letters may be added to the accouut for medicine. 9th Jaw, DON —lof , Ilattan Garden. - - SIR, ir CONSIDER it bat au set .f justice due to the 1 merits of ythir LEAKE'S PATENT PILLS, to casino"- &lane the following Care which has intently been performed by them :—As acquaintance of mine, who, b' the breaking oat of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complies.% dos of disorders arising there...roes), was reduced almost to a Skeleton, and although be had the best Medical Advice which could be obtained. mkt tried a variety of Patent Medicines, no thing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any senesce ; remained in a most reduced and pitiablO situation for two years, umble-to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk, or ems to stand ea his legs; be fast, no out who knew bimever supposed it possible for him to rico& ver. He was advised at hut to try your LEAKE'S PILLS —be did so, adlteri4 strictly to the direction, given with them—ne had not takes more tbau two boxes, before he found an alteration for the better; this encouraged hint to pr and ty taking a few boss' more he found his appetite anti strength gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout es any meal know. Zat are o elcouse, Sir, to refer any per son to me fora confirmatiou of the above accoants if it should be doubted. -______. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble servant, Library, Fulkstone, THOS. PURDAY• Jaly 10,1005. Prepared Mid sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College 4 Surgeons, Lowden, At his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Where, after et nsideure of-mare than forty years, M a prac tice particularly directed to the Cure of Venereal Com plaints, and those iocidestal to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that iniriolabk Secrecy which Men of Ms Profession should alwsys &serve. 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