The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-10-23 00:00:00

plpIPMNP I M IMI P IMMIM ,IP IMMMMMMIII" " MIIII.1"1"r""1" 80.ADOZ 4S , .PrCt _ 1.1 o i, •:, . t 4 r • V. t.(' 7 lIA , ma y 4 4 `: '? y ck; ) ~. ..., • s 4 ..).i.(1 . 9T : ojr4l , . •r # • 4e, . . 4 , .. A. re s : ' . • ~ rk.: -41 . , • . . .. 5 ,!•., .. , .. . . • S . ell 13 1) a t t o m j\ n . N variaalmmraa.,....l. _ 'snit Y LOIVDON, WED. Nn. 1761 , OCTOBER 23, 1811: PRICE . .- - EXCHANW• YOUR PRIIRS. TBISH, Contrdetoi with Government Sot ihe - • very e virasedluarytktle Lottery to be drums thin %he nest Moutk. returns hls nrnst grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry. and Public in gftend, fur their anbosseded finders le the Lottery that ilalebed an 'Tuesday last, nod ar esAy wale* their attention to the Scheme et the least State Lollery Wet 'mown, consisting of cooly 6,500 Tickets, and the bast 'Wile drown this year. THE TR E-ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN. TlffS PRESENT .EVENING, - October 23, ill he performed, inesbary Repositmy, Flasbary-smvare. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ,BULL, TO -MORROW. Oet. 24. at One o'Clock, SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, min tem M higb weights; also some strong Elm kneys, in good coaditiew, a t fast trotters; several pairs of Conch, Baroache, Chariot, and Carrick Geldinec of different colours; some tingle ditto; several goat Horses, perfectly quiet in harries, and fast trotten; some very clever Horses, wilinb hove been rode with troops; and Ladles' Horses; a 'great niallY strong Geldings red %/Tes s a's for Machines, mail coaches, post chaises, Bre..; isigr several handsome Gallownys, Ponies, &v. From Till LONDON G4tEirg, 0cr.22. MACBETII. • Macbeth. Mr. KENNY.; narrow. Xing of Rei.rantf, Mr. MURR AY; Mada46llr..C. K F.MBLEI Annqao. Mr. BARRYMORE. Lady Macbeth, Mr 9 SI ODONS. _ To whirh will he added. THE FOLLY FS OF A DAY. Oaober 21. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint John Drinkwater, Esq. to be one Of the Comptrollers of Army Accounts. SCHEME. 2 Prises of £16.110Q . are.. .4192,200 2 4 4 6 .. ..... 500 12 42 • 25 • ' IMMO 1450 - IS The whole of the Tickets is thiseetranrdinary Ni *e are 11 , 4 more than about half,,the it sold us Ow IM gra Jonished, pet the Sehelrie oli, w ill befouod so Oapitals of gvdle , Yawl! • , tidll•lr 6.200-' lfOlK x,ll stba mapase4he wheleoti-this littl.aise tery r lifelbelip, l'ewiou tnisisiels„ a venfllatised the be or Idle ov- a I. Thaws, 10Ming abodoteh Oration , or the 'amain. Eadaktion it she Pehlle, to 'Writhe wooer part, thetas eget 'SI possible - sas.have a Chance for the esinernas Capitals M this estmoollmary but least Lottery ever known. on - Nn partiality will he sheen in the delivery, but wlithd the Tickets nod Shares lust, they will be sold to•thoie who melte the earliest -1 pptient ion. Prizey.E x changed, or paid no Derniutd, at No. 4, Carnhill, or Na.. 9, charity-ernes. Whitehall, October 22. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint the Right Honourable Charles Hope, his Majesty's Justice Clerk in Scotland, to be President of the College of Justice in Scotland ) in the rode of Robert Blair, Esq. deceased. Figur..., Mr. ,PARLF.Y Count Altnattiva. Mr. .71W ES ; My*. Mks S. BOOTH t Aolintiin. Mr. EMERY. Onunteln, Mrs EGERTON ; Susan, Mrs. GIBBS. The Public are respectfell% informed. that Mis% Peron is em it/Iced at ibis Theatre, and *Of make her first appearance to morrow. in the character of Florets*. is The Cabhiet. Oa Friday. All in the Wrone- 2 0a Sattrola7, Magi-fen, the . E.ghth—On Moeda., Cain. • • 'rile Minn mill he opened qt Half-past Fire, sail4lee-..1a7 past,Six. •••• RAN Itog Second Ode , 6d.-Arfit Sic a s Ileelfai Price . —olllPrli 'h.; Second Price SO.—Upper Gantry It.; Se cant f•ele.• Rd. • . The Pnhlle are respectfully informed that Shakespeare% hien-ore The Measure, The Winter's Tale, and Coriolanui,-.- a n d 01..;;.'s Venice Preserved. are hi preparation, and that Riddow writ let In those pieces the characters of Isabella. 'terrain/ie. Volumnia, and Relvidera. , • rantsary Sepository;Flasbery•equare. • TO. IS SOLD SY AtICTiON, jai Mr. 04144, • i i. 4lo2 2oW.o l, oooeCiack - Vie Np ti of a Campaniles tesarg nitSb 0 ,1 , 113”111.0# goad 4 &If .te SETTER*" Mikylie - Partimiaralksial on • War-Office, gdpiper 41. His 'Rival Higllmpes the Prince Regent 11 - iti-isiet% pleased, hi the name and oa.behalf of his bigiesty, to appoint Lieutesant.Colonel 'Ms Serene Highness William Frederick - - Henry, Hereditary Prince of Orange, to be Colonel in the Army. . • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office. Oct. 42. CONTR ACT FOR CHALK. FLINTS, AND GRAVEL /MEAT DOVER-gTREET. . - r Trustees for completing this undertaking, rF, n berebv give. Notice to such Persons as nee willing to sootily any or all of the ender-mentioned Articles. 'is. Chalk. F , nt Stones, and cotirse Grovel, that they are ready to receive • onderc for the same sealed up. and indorsed " Tender for the slip •ly of Chalk Flints and Gravel e. to he nddressed " to the Ti taiter4 for nt9king the Great Dover-street," and left at the Office of Mr. Sisestel Taylor. Clerk to the Trustees, No. 22. rrnyen-street. Mowed, on or befnee Wednesday, the 6th day of November next t where a specification of the quantities re quires!. and the Conditions of the Contriet may be seen, and the corns of Tender may be had. No Tender frill be received. that has not the prices written in wards at length, nor unless accordili to the Conditions at the Specificntion and Form of Tender. Doted this 21st day tif October. IRII. • . • . - ONLY 11,500 'MK ETS. EXTRAORDINARY LITTLE LOTTERY, Positively the last this Year, with Capitals of superior value to the last. SCHEME. I PAM ar £16000... Ant..../C52,00n 2 &NO 6,000 4 Le • is .• .• 4,000 4. 6 .. .. 100 6OO • 12 •142 - 113 ' 600 ,a5O .220. • ...-.-• . ... 1 • 750 N. IL When it is cashiered tha s t in the lato,O l9. etobet Lot. tery there were upwards of three times as . tinny Tickets sold as what this Little Lotter% contains, it moot be evident the Tickets .cerinet be near mailing for the amat demand. — The C:ontrectors with Government; anxious la receive public approbation, err determined to take no advantage or this err idiot scarcity. and new :aitomit the Tickets to the Public at the very low Price of 19 Guiueas. but tot the sante time respectfully advise so i11).—.-... 4 11111. apPlicatimi so some Lottery °Ace ; fur if the paielia.es are delayed till near the Draw*, it is more than pr .hanle that Tickets *ad Shares cannot he obtained at any Price, there beim* • ONLY 6,500 TICKETS On supply the whole demand in Town and Coautry, and all of them Must he drawn •TU 4 ..ABAY, 19TH NEXT MONT!' (NOVEMBER.) • DEBILITY, STRICTURES, tic.. IMPREI SSED .with a ainseiousness_ tb]t their deviation from the general* pita has been hishly beneficial to Others, and improved in their professional acquirements by the maturity of near twenty years experience, ideisrs. CU*. RI E and Ca. vomitus,. with unabated ardour, the. eradication of those I)i:orders which are the consequence of illicit ludul enace, or the destructive habits of the inconsider ate, School boy. In prufessieg the cure of Cumplaints, they•lonfil um no inducemenx4o vice"; but, sensible as rill men musrhe of the existence of sack ielatristies, they ode r their assistance as regu lar!) educated Surgeons of Loudon, and of the /tops! College of Edinburgh. In all cases of Sip h. tide Infection, and in every complaint of Debility mot Dehciency, whether. arising from the intlitantiun of is certain destereave Habit, lung Resi dence in Warm Climates, Free Living, or any other cause pro dociag a deficiency of Manly Viguor,_ the Patient may rely on a speedy restoration to vigorous Health. Their improved Plan of curiae Strictures of toe Urethra has been attended Kith peculiar success. Strictures of ten mitt twenty years' duration have yielded ta their treatment in the short period .if three weeks, Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the dot respectability, who have laboured under ibis painful and dig trewing Disease, having received a radical and permanent cure, parlicalarlS" request that references may.be made to them, a. satiefartori evidences of the decided superiority of blesses. Carrie mid Co.'. Plan ef. Tremble's*. Ma. y of these Geode ' awn . had been under the care - of Mann. N...*, Heasyside, and other Surgemo of equal eminence, who attempted their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic without success. Mears. CURRIE and CO: may he cowsulted by Patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy andshonuur. at their home, Na 107, Miettuii-garden.- TO VIEDICAL PRACTLTIONP.RS, HO4PITAL STU .. D'iliTS. CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS, PARENTS, AND C"ARDIANS. . .11M ok S extensive channel of publicity awl coninsu attem is adopted, to *nominee to the Mettleal World e r.ienslly. the formation of an &tit/distillment founded and emi Retied spoons stem of respectithilits and liberali:v, raked to - she haptortimett and claims 14 the object.' it i. intended to em brace noel" , the MEDICAL AGENCY in MI its various BRAN_CHES. at .the Odice of the Medical Agency Establish-- , .inerit.-Pmfessional . Mei desiriMs of retiring from the fatigue And ansiety of Practice (either lotal i y or partially) , ma, be .- spensi4elwithlareetwors or Pitftners; with capitals adequate to Olen., 'image- uffered.--Hospital Student% qual r• ied to take upon' thesti:el.es the In, portal ditties of Pe :elite. mav be introduced as A.rtpfrite.'ll or Assistants m • Penfessiokal Men ..aC i . eibionweur.ltstce4s and qopoodiaca,,lmpilwat Yantis: eatki-vtoolr i dump, Whips Iles , ml 4 ildenctither fnetbe Profession, Coe .+, alike ttr'Deug LIM; viltUse . introduced SW Medical Men. and pliers tequiriag Apprenti -r1 be Stock and Good Will of ."$ Whestsists and Ditreiws 4 bard of.—Partaershipr likewise V's• 'ter w itted; as well .s, Ass c providilt—A V lettere addressed • ' to then , rietnrsof.tbe M cid Agway Establishment, No. 18, 1 ' • smelters ,- IT6lberii, Mail be invariably post paid.— . itpys irolittil titiosur . . • 1311.0 rovoßn, SMALL-S%011.1). at NO SPIRRIVI R. ROGERSON acquaints his Friends and the A. Pontic. tnot be bas token Spat-intik and Elegant R , nms over Exeter 'Change. for teaching his 'numerous Pupils, and the siccomenodation of those alrekdy proficient. Attendance Tuesdays. Thursday". nod Saturda‘s. from nine in the morning till seven at night. Entrance at 42. Bouleich-street. A /NO; Assault atilt take ol4refft the above Rooms. tat Ba -4140%.140e11, lb. 6d. to commence at UMW Or. TO PROFESSIONAL GENTLFF.My.N. MERCHANTS, AND OTULRS. A MAN and his WIFE, of respectable connec tioos, wishes to barn the rare of a tIOUSE, or Set of .CRAM RIMS, in the City, Inns of Cool t, or env other part of Loudon—can find their own furniture, if required. Respectable references will he given. A line addrented to L. M. N 0.99; George-street, Rlackfriars . - road. will he immediately attended to. • Notutat .;goof of the great e ffi cacy of the . WA. BALM . ot 11E6CM is retaxatiou aad debility of the • *OM, , . Mks Sairiee,rsill6ersod dress maker, it Blocks's D'Oyleys • itarehinne,• Ning-nreet, Ctiverit-gard , n, has communicated to r. Senate the very extraordinary care which her sister has es 'ricked byihe woe of his meditine. the Balm of Mecca. Rer aomplaint was i violent nervous bead-ache, with spasmodic af f etions in bar stortutch. whirl; sometimes swelled to a considera ble sines the slightest exercise was irksome and fatiguing; her spirits were depressml besond description; ber appetite wus hurirely erode; and wheal she forced herself to take sustenance, .Me eteenewettille moviescrucihting pain. In this deplorable Male she,commeiteed,a tonne of the anima/ Mecca, frets which We derived admen isriteiiinte benefit, and within three months Was perfectly Cemtvered. Sheds now grown fat add well; her appetite is grnd. hercwspteiinnretamed. and she cast' take aav exercise wet , out iseouyettiirace kotsd, after the distresaing bad Mate of health sSe:jahnured under between seven and eight eats; she has' now the Ititypiums naiad herself in perfect grand Arab% fOr which she feels herself indebted to Dr. Senate's kind attention, and the me of his medicine , the Halm of Mecca, Which, may be truly considered a blessing to matikind. • • WART SAVILLE. The genuine Balm of Herrn is prepared only by Dr. mate; sad edd, wholesale. and retail, by his agent. Mr. Richards, T)eig:rist, J 93, fltsni.d. near tit. Clemente ('birch ; also retail • Iry Ward, Zitl, Balboni; Purina,. 166. Fleet-greet; Macon, 150. atiford.street. opposite Bood•street ; Allem, 76, Oxford tweet. epposite the Pantheon; Bolton, front of the Royal Es . changes Ghlding. 44, Corohill; and Clarity, Cockspar-sireet. corner of Spr.og-gardens. Price 7s. ' SObserie, that there is an engraved Portrait a? Dr. finale .n the oa the outside of each box, which is signed by the l'eoprietor, L. Semite, in his band writing. All others are conmerfeitt. 414 EYF. AND BILR. ;;;APTIIIE use of these wontrerful organs, which may V . 'S. be justly considered the 'principle source ..f all earthly en joyments, is too afore vbliternted, so much impeded by the va rious diseases, which, (ruin their pet-Maar formutiop, they are Ara liable to, that . the treatment and rare of such diseases ha+ Ink; been a distinct hr.inch of the medical profession. TO fully , atirter4and the dlfferem complaints ioeideitt to these delicate ' *jaw. :t is necessary fora Surgeon to have a perfect knowledge of the suettorby the human hods. particularly of these parts, ..atle ohs. mar& they are conspuseds:f; the wonderful arrangement • of that mailer; ihe.eonrectios and dependroweane part has with &Anther; :Ind - the orprisitignertaer in which the :inimaleerinomy itequiren to be kept, in order to resist diseases : mitt likewise She Nos ious dieensisineidelit to the system, as p.trticular circuits+ etancek esistiag io the artist ittition will often be the remit, cause of fliiiAnessusseacd o ers; yet, without ans. of these qualifica iionct wbhows mq mom of medical, sargieal, or anatomienl tense, we sometillell And men priantilgatiog their superior calYa city for entitle three 'erimplaints by the application of some lit fallible an-1 universal rem-de, the propertiis of which perhaps lbey are altogether, tgnorant of; ihe . pretrthinn of such cbaracs Ors to phone nod iturmery ate naturally a dangeriew degradation to the profession bat :41+o a frequent source .4 protraction and aggravation to t he attliettunsuf the patient. But * ben a levee gable prnferioual man, who devotes the whole of his time to .this brooch of She profession, and who has many ways himself by the occe-s ha has met with in the treatment mid cure of these complaints, takes the most public steps to wake the saute known to the world, there is no doubt het lie deserves rent uteri(; feeling etisilile of this, Mr. Eller Y , 14 Q. 101 Westniir*ier firldge•road, who has been carefully ini tiated into the &Teresa branches of the profession, stud who ha , for malty years past dev o ted ;be whole of his attention to the ettainierition Held nary of the various diven.es of these aril, bees lyave to isifortn the soberer* of such athirtions, that be roati v arti to give his advice in such eases fret* 10 till 4 d-iily, sod hits the pjeastire In roolisinee that he t i ns lately been pn,.. • 60 4 08 ' •ncreitifstl is cases of Cataracts and Golan Serena, as well as Metres of Opshaletia• Da), of. Atteistiorve far the folligest, who taut have letters t ' rr tc" r oute"dltrl , to from some respectable Him e-k•eper, are, l ' inda )•h Ilatieurs toted Situirds3s, (cum Tea till Tiede& TO BREWERS, &r. MO be SOLD, extensive and newly-erected.PßE. , Ml6l:4, 7 'efin.isting of a brew-house, plait, ,tabling, stock. Ste. atvw in trade; together with a long and valuable Lease of 54 years unexpired, situated in one of the most improving and eligible parts ..f London, posses.ing • capacity and facility for carr% sag on hu,iness io any extent. An Gentleman, desirous of entering into a concern of thirkind, and who can command aboilla 50001. will find ibis well worth attention; or if a Part nershAs would be prefeire4, it may he arranged no. vise most frank and liberal principle., as ,the Proprietor would have uo objection to letting the property remain. Inquire for Particulars, and address at No. 111, Hatton gorfto. MITE ALRTON SEA-COAL COMPANY, most mpectfully infir.tt the Nobility, and Friends in ge neral, that they are novt telling Coals at the above reducer l prices, for immediate payment. Rest large Walls End, 514.—i• Seconds, Ms. of a good qa•ility. hat small, delivered to any pati "'town, free of evert respite', evrept metage and shaming, Thote who have not purchased of this .Compaos, are solicttedr _ answered, moved iuveterul strojkilo 100,C wnu nave 6301 purl ammo ~ Ins juoilipmul,nrc. , ...r.g.% 001 C 11 au 1r .cc ARO 01CIIIIC601:11. 13111111 .AUll vv. to make a trial, so emigrant. , them that future favours are the* Bouverie-street, Fitelsereee..• . • . u - girrm, a? ' -... s7taiti -- a ------ '---- --- - -r -- -1 — 74" , " ""` Y Y.• cm.- pricipal object, and to obtain that will always. be their con- ' . 4 fth Ditto, litiyar4lletteral .Thomar Fietearribliar3Ath Foot, to slant stosiy. -4 . ' GENUINE AND APPROVED MEl)lettilkik - be ObiOnel, vim Sir. cisarleitigiastipgs, ambled to the Cont. Order received nt Mews. Taylor and Co. 99, New 13mittl ', . ..: ~ p re p re d iii B. 84}4049N, m. D. . • monit of the Isitigl2. street; 74, Cornbill ; 99, Alderagate•street ; and MS. nit • • Gilead Douse, near Liverpool, ' igt•Ditte ..fealidi.Charlei **(time -tia..be Lieutenant, rice Holborn, near C)iseen-street. Three Lacks ingrain, in five cbe ' T. CORDIAL BALM - otGILEAD % rArbel "" 4lll3ll * Y l3l* / 4 "" V • A i •••ltiat i ". l) e-gal • II I / iii 4 A ritinr • • - • ign,. ce dross. retro cartage, if going io the cauniry, Is. 6d. the chat- . . foe:Debilities,' Nerydas Uliiirdecs,- nod .3Vealcnesses„pe , 080,:a ttoT k i lko m oti g ! -- p r i t. 6• ,. be.A d•osi. per mile. . . - , colter to the Female flex, A f ars of Appetite. Hysterical and Idy.i ' ma k '' ' N 8 ,,,, ip." ' .ilittatit . with the latj)gdo r suss Dtlioa, Gent., Cu be Ens*ik-wlthesit per- il EGENCY PATENT, North-street Red Lion- vebewriacal Afeclialsi Leiretel if SP • iritir Tied all Nervold 14 ' • • '''' Y '' wv " P mrnneed * - • s 11.114 square. For the effectual i nee of RUPTURRS and : . Id ! ti llee rjey Si2444 ,.Gai Pral" t. u tid -be inthe t s v l rce W K eat • • jAdia u t ill , r,f;eu l g i 'a Corenl j tsilab 's- till . lead ' ibiladi • Igilv eabibla4 41RBILITY brewery- desert m. Dr. CA V ILLO'S. FLEC- , TRW GIRDLF. is, wider the Roy al.Saoctino,.uoivenally re- rnt, 46 C--•,. Wtqb. i' ibl ell r . . vatj a rrrals . ' , 4811 , 1 ,,. 1. t01ifaci1 . Le vi , _ .., oil* Mist India •i • . . ditto, , 1114.4°. ' ► commended by ~ the Faculty. Letters. pest. paid, stating the p e e n talN s.ifigueil fir . rIT TIPS" la either Sr at i o l g Act, ---. *-*'' i• -. ila Sta ff darn; . ,particulars, from all parts of Great Britain, are immediately heiki1 .. 1 .,.... 114r Y . ' a u f k ` ii2.ll- v --- ' . - wing.,..1...,_1ca1, thtt(l* lap . l • '.1044, 1. • ,-I',Eriat blegteaaair, without purloin, '•• ' • answered, whereby auy person may know how far the Girdle u'woor ow aftribdio...iNgt•---I.P. r a m( • • . • Illbosimm,ikolod. . - • • hropplicable•-t• bit case. Tim Patent-right will be finally re- - TI-IMP " .Ioc.nr E ; dr, Sit °mans rope,. is a Merit.- - -. , - • riot superlot Otievety MIMS' Itratelly . yet distoviced 'in tbli,ere .. , :mr • - moved to America on the Ist of December, after which no or- te. . dero.caq be received. • 41 4 Qther„ al% fur . tler...y,ripoeal Till radica l : , ewe f I - .4. , • . . .‘ .6 1 ,ta sei • N. B. Dr. Cavallo attends at .home for consultation every Stor:v.l l 9tOroeYs Raetic orGoilY rullia;fier a .ir IL. . • Morning till Tv.te, and Evening after Five o'clock, Ho. 28, nellii6. • . . •• . • New North-street, Red (aims ;square, London, where all orders 4V t Ditod.,llirivblreAuNalion has It iit‘9 411 4 ( 3. : , Nil nW E Mien of every, Muhl_ Id" ps . 4 4 . . are to he addressed. No niteudance on Sundays. Oa OA . rent* eostff stillitt`.the stab ' • tliirtrill As. 044 ") 1 DR. PATERSON I S VEGETABLE DROPS, • ea 4 1 1". , ' lAili V all - 1111.41 732 :aat tn e ed frO Wan1 41 01: 7 : 14 1if fala i r 404 ..Ule t0 1° : • c hilPh iund lVllt he 41411 grent 11411142 sita V terer 3ll4- or tilreil aa nr g, .J 1 : 9 4 . . " to be' t,:withetit purchase, vi ce Bittgrei.wbo riliiE taking a single bottle of which never *Li 'Proliv P.fitifY . *thEnrellie ktisedriihed i 7 ' ..`- ' , .' deceased ! AL to give convincing proofs - a the prifrisig, strengtfieni• IPY voV soolifotiloldotolltre, „„ ..... -•-. ' - +. . Jahatb- Klllike By . , from the 1014iroot, to be : ,viceiiirrne.. tylv . llhent ai ti tov reb ei re xito , Roto v e i val ee ras A itteran tk o, ins w o i n thßat , o w n jt ho : r iteettas eeigns. e, log, and cardiel properties of that truly excellent Restorative; - ,u_ri T ds he abirv_4 ro ell . towt faner wit .5064 1 meer byuilf_verem ih .4 . .p Gli firn anc l t ir etpectse ee ac uities h. T ilt LT which may be taken at any season of the year. by infants, prevent women, and the' most delicate persoos. with cerl:it v a"° arC,. ll / o ,a l F,lla t ar ere of swear lathe speedy removal and radical cure, of ihe Olt are also z'omnlY ist , &Weise% Kier ef 'the smaller Vi'dievlde's 1./eissonsgag foil Andrew Trevison,B•ont inveterate land or. sea scuroy. rheumatic gout and rheum ism, • ote.,*,e Tet4o..tAt°,....aaAairk.A., .. .. .. . ' "half-pile Aple . . yalAegiazent of Malta, to be Wine- scrofiala or evil, scald heads, abscesses Wet iles, niceentfi and sne o r..iiir'as ig - tun --Aeon and brindles the Skins . sok v rb. gachangea. *14 ,11 (4141r, pimpled, fawn. leprous blotche, or eruptions; and vtotovet * , HY, witboottltailt.or tvonnk;Ati hesitator Flinitikv; Clionseers ties Mdleir IFOlbroass, Gent to be E n _ q i Al .uch disorsters ns mire from impurities of the blood and TfiLttaj t rarrliar Stills Redness, S es wert i V ane r. C l i r nwi ba l F r ... Ti t e v ellith, w ,_ 411 1 cCho ' lle, vice Choiseul, juices, and thole whose Constitutions are impaired by eirce,sowe of the "'elly ....PC/1:7 and every S g l-- . sls .... -.• York LAW . ir. .. Ed Oast to bo irregularities, or any other acquired causes which prodece IWO on the °armee. lbe 14 0" 0618 Y• it lotelliwirlY plea' , . ' . ,-.: .. t, Rutledge,froni *claim+. inactivity, lowness of spirits, confused ideas, odJ . . 0 ,.." 11 ... .inite,Per°,2"2 1 , 101,1 ” 1 "1 45 ,_ 11 10$01 1 2A t.t. ,. 1. _tbe aiiiii ii. :illtme - i.d. Id fancies. or is relaxed or disordered state of Ilse •IlerV!'111. Sys- ',1N11"."1 . ..."T w1.. ...m."‘ " IR :11 ‘'. 4 "1" 1 .1`......" 1 "`'.. .=:' F"""` .160.0 16 . ,_ ' 1 0 . i. Asa 'Flaherty, pros tem, which eau. ji min apd.giddineei of the head, trembling vool„ 1 4 1 1 , 47 e i r t a r li A . • .' '7.•_.• sam e el se' Ir be l . l tZ mist ' ..- . " 4 •• • 1 -' - - ' i'llbllt Nave sang con- • of the lifoti•, 'limners' of right, down .i.f hearing, &c. are 11 ,,0 to,ot_._,__ . nestalm 9 isr-Irk Nemo as a to* iustgwrsold,re. ..a..11. 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Militisry Se- t • t *r fleme . wt: ',mien, hear ate; Rey mer, Cnlrhebier g Wilier, Glogg . .. Letters qt Advice, if h•ilpiFed.o . l4. John. s aple Pwrignrk - i t e r , . `, .. 47 7 , ! , .. , noliFil7l.l aritrik, • enter; Lynch, Manchester ; Mori* Montle reit i• end of moo incluse ditty ll An-fieinen. ligisebilothisai ilk 11inise; Tellitipirmat the' Fowl% Poitusl; Oiler tbr etajamed Venders a Patent Medicines la Grew iirßaln, at 4r, 'id.. the .girea dirgesrd 1-•" Money hitter. . •ii idyls • bo etli- .• - ..4 W las Carr Ilertaked i i • bottle, duty iiicludell ; and tit his W hisli.,:ile 4 Wir. house, bk. boar I..itieeowsd. Potid d2eible, r. . • S. Al lop ll* iIIIWY IS, Cornball.. Ahrwhis ,Nervitlc Cordial Restored,* Pair !mil • *dt . rtd tab ° allikr all a l r 4 " . • 4 .1 o• si*t., - r , u , - :Iv = oxphilitic blegerioo Pills. . • called for.'" ••• •". " ' '''' * - -r. , • • 4 , - ' 4," • • • • • • • ..... _ . • . ... . . . "• - V ''..'" . . % , . • . . . • . , . ..„ . -. • . , • • , . , . - . . IDEBILITY, Arc.-Messrs. GOSS and CO; con tense to direct their ;mention to shoe Dis, saes, by width the Rowers of Pie constitution become enfeebled; and their es— periedre to such rase, during a long and snecessful pradiee,: enables dmaktosiffer to persons so allticted,csofe and speedy Tti• Furcattoci - to sound and vigorous health. 4 terlain disorder, fre queetly 7.roniracted in a quinsent of latish:46ml ; as ales its frequent 'concomitants, strictures &neglects. are by theft , plea of treatment (with** restraint in diet or 'exercise) speedily and effectually eared; and where an early twilit cation is made, no discovery of the infection, the complaint is frequently removed in two air: • By professing excle,•! Seely the cure of such cosmlaints, and in order that they.l may sot be marked by le • %Weaken few with the obloquy is justly attached to the ignorant empiric, blems. Gess and Co.-1 think It hell justice to themselves to lane, thorthearbeive been regularly edstumed in every breath of the profession (,certificates of which (roil diterent hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they hare to convince any inquirer) that the sect mulling (runs their endeavours 6rst induced thanato quit the pructice of thegeneral practitioner; and tl4. =thaltheir pretesting* constitute a fair ground t for dental edaldwMe wills Which they have, by the Pnblie: as liberally honeered. To be. consulted at their bottle. • by aitherat • iseriostany 'sr by letter, with secrecy. tie.:, Zesty.. and isteetist:' it ettp.re especte4 to coutain a Bank • note for mirk* and medicines. Goes and Co. surgeons, Is, Bouverieetreet. Sd llegimantnt Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant J o h n F err i er t o be Capellinfa Troop, by purchase, vice Watkins, irbo re tires. sth Ditto, Thelia . .Lee, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Chriatie,oted. Henry Brooke, Gent, to be Cornet, st ithout purees's. Ist in:giment of Dragoons, Brevet- Major Philip D o mino to be Major, by purchase ; vice Jervo ise, who retiree. Lieutenant • Ralph ifeatiscote to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Dorville. Lieutenant Nathaniel Eckersley to be Captain of a Troop vice Crosbie, deceased. 9d DktoEnsgn William Brett, from half-pay o f th e Ist Foot, ' to be Cotliet, without purchase. 10th Regiment of Light Dra i coont, CharlM Wyndham, Gent, to be Cornet, by purcaase, vice Ftts Gerald, protected.. 12th Ditto, Lindsey James &rile, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase. 18th Ditto, Seafront the rank of Cornet), vice Macartney, who resigns the A4ja. tantry onlv. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Thomas Seingsly Dun cu.nbe, Gent, to be Ensign, without pure's' , vice Mildmay, promoted. 6th Regiment of Foot, Assistast-Surgeon Christopher Collis, from the. Longford Militia, to be .Assistant-Surgeon, vice Litt ledge ap pointed _ to the Ist Garrison B a tt a li on . 9th Dina , Easjan J. F. Corkburise to he Lieutenant, by per.. • chase, vice Wodehonse, promoted in the 50th Foot. .12th Ditto, Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Hastings, Bart. front the 77th Foot, to be Colon-1, vice General Plena:, dra• at 4. 19th Ditto Lieut.-smut David Burns, from the le rower Ham lets tia, to be Ensign. 20th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert. Telford to he Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Pierrepoint, pro mo t e d on t h e Staff of the Quarter-Mester-General,/ 22d Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant Mansfield to be Quay. ter-,/taste r _r sloe Wilmot, deceased. 26th Ditto, ifalamteer liabony,-Entnn 4th Foot, to be • Ensign, without purchase, vice Robson, • fed.- 27th Ditto, Easign 'William Weir to be' must, without purebsse,rien Erskine, preainusi in she on ri o t. 30th Ditto, Brevet Lientenant-Colonel Alexander Hamilton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. 34th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Daily to be Captain of a-Com. puny, without purchase, *ice Algeo, pro on the Staff in Portugal. Ensign Charles Stewart to he Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Aneesley, appointed to the 15th. Ll4ht 3751 Di tif, Ensign Henry Dyer to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Stuart, who resigni. 41st Ditto, Walter O'Reilly, amt , to be-Ensign; by_ pastime, vice Getle, promoted. 47th Mtge, Ensign George Hill to be Lieutenant, by pintase, vice Yates, promoted. , • 54th Ditto, Searant.M‘jor William Caslusits' bnQuentler -Mas . ter vice Brown, deceased. 56th Ditto, Major Nigel Kingscote from 10, 4 i 111 tifiet, to he Lieutenant-Contrail, by purchase, 'vice Provost, lobo retires. 58th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Long, from the North Mayo Ml litia, to be Ensign. 59th Ditto, Lieutenint James Pyne , from the &ildare Militia, to be En sign, 60 Ditto. • . .• - To be Captains occompialky Lieutenant Richard rbil .in, •wMosalpuralmte, Tito De la Houssaye Bouverie, promoed. • Lieutenant Daniel Page, without pardon, vice Brown, pro. mated. • Lieutenaot the Hon. P, Francis- Cert,firous the Sd Maim • Guards, by purchase, vice-Gorda', who retires, • Tn ha En4ign. Gentleman Cadet Cuthbert * Fornerett, from the Royal Military College,-without purchase, vice Rind, promoted. Tv, be Adjutant. lieuteamt Alexander Rule, vice Simpson, who resigns the AA °stNity: Ora4k,fril Y - fr - T . ' • T' E BUSIttgSS . of the TA 1 ) 14 IRS' COM PANY is removed from tbeADELIIIII..to 104 PALL MALL, where Contracts are takes fro* Gefitlemen at the following Prices : . Three Setts per Year - e • • vel9 10 Four ditto - - 41. .. 24 .lil ' Five dine . . -•-.- - 28 10 • Six ditto • - - -1. • 33 6 ,-.- COATS. Best Superfine Blue, Black, or Green -4 4 : • . Breeches from sel 125. to • - . 1 IS i Waistcoats from 18s. to - - 1 1 , . 2 A Sail of Liveries - . 5 0 A Boa-Coat - -•- 3 17 -"' Be-t Doe-Skin Breeches . - - 214 Ditto ditto Pantaloons - • - . 3 3 N. B. Itegitientals and Naval IQpiforms made at the shorter entice. ..