The Statesman. — London, England, 1811-10-18 00:00:00

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Tbeektk Campbell, Meitet se the Prince-W4Watb .OS, DX e , Arleen SS}, for 191.-1,(11. trine Feta,. 31 Drama, la - • , H.E , istizlie . is Hie, 4.;:cat , _ ill: 4ll, 7lViLbrilt atat rlglilts ,m. l9* Are . .: 80 . 44. . . thit • • •. . . Overlie the notice aid the Pabll e c n ais Sub- 31 9 Poole= Place, Battle Behnke . • • • / I ••• '' wadi olibetto the fa o • ilk% and others ••••-•••••••••6. - . 'le ell •Wit 'au 'espied' BUTE. NEXT TUESDIIt• . 1 Bazi .- eni memo/ay ate. of Mt . morn . , )- .•' • 1' ..2 ._!w ff k rit*e.trr a. .. I t.Sirtt- i rt_ 6lo . lell *X***CNl Decorations. , , -Otan the Hails of an .ad ;tempt will allow at 10. 133%1 . 7 i nf r c o . rein utk ,thii r ° p r im& ob. 11, -- I -,-.. . r . an s u rotnaliss,pristcle ,-The Ovartlip#. : ~.,., pies totally/Ittienre dr P6MI 'Upon,. • • t' vii =sees tatty , behadat the Sleepy Office, 16, Ivy-lane. T u liNt sgair tlpit the STATE LW / I'I'BIT will at nine on -m p g b it *, 1 .. p immieraita r rb . ti‘rv • i by r-fow ; nt 'the Mentor the . Office, 160, Totten- 1 • BIT. theft! instant. ' Tlehilial ~,are_ Lekestegploce;thiti delis '1 .fe; Ind hilt .1 rite gall SonaL ." Pekoe or Country . Iwoullailreat tabs! ' and al " fbell i ter • Ill " • 4114-181 Witr B° 4l - 1 • 106 ; •' ' •-'' ' ' ''' • - 04V /07 . 4 -i ,-. , I"4"Plit lasApiblislteri. at. the OtestoroAce, , .--., __ .,iivd4 _ . ~ ~_. _ _ _ ? -, "...a.r 4 7 . , - I- - 1 ._____.. - 1 •-.1 S. 0 toN"S• CATAGDOVE of SCTENTIFIC . * •frei. 11. kIULTIY. .. . : • . ;ill, . . No. g . CHARINAV I ESr wit . . ••- .• A. : 1 4 . 02 /# 11 " " eel (*WI( ' lartleillilifii re. !.rtir..4 w 44 3, BOOBS, asiong Whieh are. sonicseerre• mid estebswesticles . i . No. ALDGA . wear - c of Pawl ks and tvetille 'asta "•. - . . humnipoN. • rons•the Librarie s of Literary Gentlemen lately del/eased- to the Telt At i Obilth Sexes. . . • . Ai - • ' - ••• '4, .n publishtid prke4s. in boards - - TtrESDAY4I-119XT. • • i r ••' S Of SILVEIt; for 'the .' eoair . enienae - of . e . - , 'orkiseriany..ant.mithirepykiiied design;soited , FIIIIF. MEDICAL liONITOR; ecintalnlng Ob. • - , FrzAap, .uvßot % 4uttl.Qa. Stock-Nrcelasea, to , 4 ~,,; - ' • Arewiere a:A.4Od b y riamo.yonseelie4l . .A, 'croaker!. on tbe Mikis of early Dislyatioo, in !hick ;Uri; . .ke y ,ll l ,ha v ,ropecmitywopthkAbe public. that B A *,,, 10 0 • land , •1:11 , 91 ... T0keni esraveri ElCCCA'alair .tO , the most destructive and most pitvalent spites of leveltik de- g.. ) v i nr y ago Dgetl r yrocu witia- ' butchery Is bwesticrited end explained' ; with ea .heitribie hope, gust,- ,- • ,•1 '.• Melt anti S , Pe-pewit Suite .Lettery so he Drawn ' . . . . - f ' • • 1 75, 0 *•7-•--- -, • • TUESDA.T : It ,T, tiwatt, inst. are am . tooSais at their H a '' --. •• '' . . t i trr. don the Aulbees- mewls, founded on 1 esperlonee. , and 6.• • - - • lA:Et '. , • At • , ' eferionfikiele, 'ln Mink I supported by ' , eintisiiri:kig • - eve a shack to Oft ,s , , . . !It • • I .' ' ~ • 11•01arramielos GeV 13.500 Tickets, end they ire . cosi. . 1 112 046064414 re 01 learn own tiiiirtsPosif; or will , 1 1 , t t r t i oe P=li sii 0 ,114 shah • ~ y cheaper. then they have beet foram; Years oast. , ;impend, the Genend Pok omit. • rrant/11 e*it nit. /se whole 4-On Moaday, The . 7.1. " - -- -•- 'Perigee rime. - Y - - ...--444ge0-4-4•1--es../.4-/.....i--...;/..----.L---•• toterspers - alvig el !medial-admonitions to Teeth of bed; 4susioN. FIRE AND LIFE OFEILItti.-tONDI9N. feeble, and . iintructions hew to pre/erys a good, inyiprinn a • . Ticket • - . . . . .CI9 19 Rth Ottober,'ll3ll. • feeble, sod repair a shattered Constitution. I Five, arid ;be Play Unit . £lO . 5 0 I Eighth . • . 42 13 0 •Quarter . 54 0 I %steeeth . .. I• 9 o OTiCE N is figrebY .giwilttil that 46 ' Parsuance of By •E. SENATE, Itl.. D. 9 ., e d , i s econ d po r n Letters. post paid, .doly aneweleily. and preen/ from the 'the nerd of. Se,ttlement, a Geoend Conti Pr Proprietors London: Published by the Author i and sold by Sherwood Ipser Gallery Is.; Sir ' Cautery, aeetosPoMedielth'ennittente,.atteeded to by retain Of the Albion Fire ohd Life ihnoraoce tArrtipsay wilt 1w held at nod CO. 28. Pate rn oster - row ; P arsons arso and Son, 166. Flee'. 'of Post. . the .'s 'Howe iu New Bridge-street, Elochfriaiß, on nom; and by all other Booksellers. Thursday, the Slit of October iostaro at Twelve ' ' Clock nt •• • • I that Stmkeipenre's • -, ,• • ••••; -"""' • Noon precisely; for the receiving of die/Wit/ors' Report; and This Day wns pablifthed, price ss. is boards„ - A, le, and Coriolano.,,- PLATE GLASS coyeirit. for the eketlon of Twenty-fonr Dirattekilor the,,leer tootling.' A PRACTICAL TREATISE. on MP- CPS of preparation,__., '1 1 . 1 1'. 11 „: 1 - 11 1 11E•Public are infOrtnetl; that a large Assort- The Ilitilot for Ditto e s, will opetint One,o:Llotk, and, will, . .. .... the LUNGS. particularly the vat-ions Speriesof Puhno:- No. 1761. ACTED BUT TWICk THEATRR.ROYAL, comm . T HIS PRESENT EVENING , will be perfonaed s New Musical Acts, called KAMTCHATKA OR, O,E SLAVE' TRIE Witb new , Dresses, stod The Music c by Mr. T. WeMs..= Mr. Wire. The prior C KUMBLEipaI eN NG trac A ters Mr. YOU 111 r. RARRYIWQRE; Att. ZO&llrrant . , r Ur. SINCTJA IR tM Mr. FAW4ETT ► Mrs. C. REM BLE ; JO&Ii • To which wip beiklied, TOM . .itiat e tt e l4ar' Mr. FAWC}.... 111 NITA Y 160114 Qaasa-Dailklont. -airs. LISTOw ne; 411- sum' Togo. mot nppbase, and -wolf be repeated on Tkarsday, and Fries, beet week. Toosorrovr. 11.1az Henry the Eighth—On Follies of a Day. *- The Doors will. he opened at Half-pest begin at Half-past Six. Boxes 7t.; &mood Prier Si. 6d.—Pit So k 2s.—Gallery to; Second Price lo—Upper rend Price 6d. The Public are respecifunv informed Measure for Measure ' The Winter's Tale, , aad Otwayes: Venice Preserved, are in preparation, and ]lip, gidelism will net in throe pieces the characters of Isabella, Plerpione, Volirnaiii, and Ileividera. .its nay PRACTICAL _ the ti.ONGS, particularly the various Speciesoef Pulusor. nary Coosuntrion hied Asthma, in which the importabt office of •she Law in maintaining a setup, pf health Is pointed oat, ssod. the Morbid appearneres each species of these Diseases exhibits on disseition, are minutely given, with /I - view to establish a ra tional, scientlE., and successful plan of -treatment ; and in free them from that general opprobrium which hiss hitherto attended a attempts at their cure. Iriterglerstd with a varle, et caKi, seiceled from the Records of the Antipkthifical Dispeoutry, NWT the Author's immediate direction, ns *ell as'from private ftetiee. To * hie!) are added. Remarks en the Datum Tmoil. aid on the Dietetic Properties yf the Sasaifiets Nat in Pulmunic Climaplaidis; • By RICHARD RUBCE,-41. n. Author of a New Syitent of Philite, includitigChintrgical Me* dicine.' • Non equidem stdden. Indians ut milli tacit Paellas tairiFit,"dare'saintfus idenen fmno. Sold by Longman. Hurst. and Co.: and Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; and all flooiksellers. • At the A ntiphthisical Dispensary, under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, indigent Consumptive and Asthmatic Patients receive advice and medicine gratuitously; Letters of reetnanieauation may be obtained at No. 21.4 Bedford street, Covent-pollen.. nß:Pubk., . lame • wet or PLATE OLAIS 4 enw oa S r A•LE, at fixed Priam hy.Mr. ALLXANDER 111.ACIL, at the Company's W avntoonte;AL4llo!44PL A C E,I3I.ACK lARS-BRID of n line tyloor, Posterior brilliancy aod nf Tattoos ditnensinos, from 12 inches t oi 144 inches in length, and from 10 to 72 inches in breadtht also Coovex and Concave Mirrors, from 12 to 36 inches in diameter. -And the same assortment may be laid for Country Order., by addressing Letters to Mr. Foster, lit the Mannfartory, Rovenbead, Dear Prete**, Lancashire. From the g t rent improvement made of Lite years in this Mann. factory, it is new allowed that the Company's Plates are egos] In their brilliancy, and have as few imperfeettoos,•compared with nay Foreign Glass that ever was imported. cioseat Three. By Order of the Board, • •WA Watt PH MPS, Secretary, OR..PAITH.SCIN'S - VEGitiotE - DR - ovs, Fri 'taking a• single bottle of it'llich never falls, .LL' to give csavlnciog proofs of the pitilfstios, strengthask, iag, and cordial properties of that truly excellent Restorative. j w bleb nsay he taken at any oefuon of ;tbe year, by kaki s pregnant women, and the must delieate•porsom, with eqfplipNy l of success in the speedy remoial - and riulttal core of ibo - 4 Inveterate land or sea scurvy, rheamirtic wont' and r scrofula or evil, senkl heads, abscesses wtd:piles, ulceraspd, ',welled legs, pimpled faces, leprous blotches or eruptions, all.such disorders as arise from imperil/eh of the blood and` juices, nod, those whose constitution are iota:tired by excessive Wi.ldes, or any other acquired cdaies which prodiii inactivity, lowness of spirits, coofused ideas, GM, sr a 'relaxed or disordered' state-of the nervous silo ! fto,4sisieh came pain and giddiness of the head, tsembligg of tit limbs, diume..l of sight, &lane of hearing, &c. Vs *tidily- feinoretto strength and activity of body, cheerfninent. and serenity of mind by these atimitable Drops, which tai sold, with plain directions , by Messrs. Howard and Evans. 44 4 Lnag-lane, West Smithfield; Ward, Holborn ; Bragnond, 156, Buhopsgate-street ; Harris, St. Zed's Cluarch-yard; Vide, 46, Cornball Batter, Paternoiter-row ; Tutt, Royal. Exchange; Jobe!, 14; Corninercialload; fisheringtoo, Chat ham; Ledger. Neale., and Horn. Dover.; burgess, Rams gates Purdsyy Folkestone.; Cott* and Son, Sandwich ; Emig sad Sbarp, Deal; Bristow, Saffery, and - Ronse and Co. Cante&ury; Elliott, Greenwich; Hilton. WoolWicb ; Witkerdea, Margate; heymer. Colchester ; Walker, Glou• eater; 14,10, Mope hater; Morris, Sandwich.; and or most Venders id Patrol Medkines in Great ffrlinin, at 44. 6d. the lew_dotY incindedp and at hisWltalasala Woeshoose. No. ~ Corolla,. II NW hi. ri.isvitle Cordial Hegtorative Pills, and Syphilitic Mererion Pills. T HE Drawing begins on TUESDAY NEXT, the '22d iort, and linisbes en the same Day. Se long as a Ticket or Satre is to be had, the Public will be sure to bud one at HORNSBY and Co.'s, No. 26, Cornhill. The Lottery consists of • n s.r 13,103 Tickets.—Tke demand far exceeds nine, fame? Lotteries. Present Price—Tickets'oely £l9 194. Half.% 4lO 5 I Eighth £2 13 • Quarter 3 4 Sixteenth 1 7 Tickets sad Shares art allies in great variety, and coasider- Oly cheaper. HORNSBY and CO. lave been truly fortunate for many years past, la sailing and sharing Capital Prizes among their frieotb. N. B. All OrtHrs by Pe* or 'Carrier daly executed. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery. made in the Cause there depending, between AARON GOLDSMITH and Others, Plainties, and JACOI3f HOAK and Others, Defendants, wherujitv it was, amongst other things, referred to Mr. Stephen, one .if the Masters of she said ' Court, to take an account of the Debt due from the Defendants. Reniamin Walsh and Thomas Nisbett (lase of Angel-court. Thnrorten-street, io the City of London. Stock-brokers. tied Inlet Coparipers). to the Plaintiffs, and of fill other the Debts . due coin the said last-useationed Defendants, tinder and by vir tue of the Trust Deeds herein mentioned. All such Creditors are to eorae hi and make net their Claims before the said Mus ter, at his Chambers. iu Southampton-buildings, Chaneery-lane, London, on or before the 26th day of October. 1811, or in de fault thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the beneit of the said Decree. TILSON cad PRESTON, Soliciton, Chatham-place. rrIIE BUSINESS of the TA Y 1.0 as. com. A. PAN Yis removed fmns the ADELPHI. tole?, PALL MALL, wisere Contracts are taken from Cattlemen at the fallowing Prices:— Time Suits per Year - - 419 10 Four digs - - - 24 10 Five ditto • , - - 23 10 Six ditto- 4 • - 99 i Bert Superise lio• A iliemityee Gma 4 4 Breed*. Ow -41 Illhaor - • I IS Mailleilass fr.., 14‘.ip -,- - 1 I A Soil of Uvaries- • • . . 5 0 .A Boa -Coot • -- - 51/ Best Doe-Shin Breeches - - ' - 2 14' Ditto ditto Pantaloons - - 3 3 i. B• ReKluitutela sad Ilan! Uslforms made at the shorts. panes. ir‘rgitATY, sic.—meg4is. CURRIE: and CO. JLJF *Surgeons, late a his Majesty's Service, cantina to dirett their studies,and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of vtN EREAL COMPLAINTS, and In every lass of I.)e. Miltyorbrther arising from irregularities in living, It loog resi dence in hot cliiaates or the deittualve habit of inconsi.lerate youth, which entails , anticipation, on its Unhappy sictiats; all the : ip r rpities of old age. In slight cases of venereal idfer tiara a a ct cure_ completed in the shirt period a( two days. -• ary may he consulted by, patients,of either sex, with the greatest serresy and hmiaur, al their house Na. 107, Mat. tbn-Sardell• Litter.. port paid, gieltoing lraLk note, will be• asswered.—No. JO7, Hatton Uarete!e. Red lien- WJIZRE TO GET RICII PI DM% and . Co. to,ke the liberty of sugge..stiog to t h ose Aildeataren in the Lottery, who have 'tither(/' tot with ott sum*, a few ablessalkom, which can scarcely fail of making a due linpressioe, if they are open to convictioe. In Curd Parties, whither it be in the palace of a Kim, the Illusion of ti . Peer, or the happy laurel/Mg of a Citir.en, Whitt is the invariable custom adopted by those who have a run of bad luck ? —.Are they not anxioas le change their Partners,—to change their Seags,-.-to cat io at another Table?—And does nn t every day's experience coaftras the wisdom of this p►aactice ? Dues it not eunstantly happeo, that where persons have been losing game after game, nod rubber after rubber, they just ra quickly recover back their lags, by the simple expedient of only moving their Situation, or champ.* their Farmer? Now, n twast . he admitted, by parity of reasoning, that the same principle wilt apply to adventurers in the Lottery Let Ow, therefore; Who have alreh,ly tried their luck at the Old Oakes, now mate a trial at the NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE! No. 1, CORNIIILL, The toms seat to abe Mansion Haase. IP.? Where yaw have tried, and tried in vale, Is that the pl.iceta try again? And yet the wholesome herb, neglected, dies; Though witty the pure exhilirating soul Of nutrimmitand health, and vital powers, Beyond the search of art, i ds copious blest.—ThOstois. ENGLISH DIET DRINIC., THE FERFECTION OF YEGETABLA, Al ROM& N g.• • TUg retalsokable inotanoea that occur daily in .annof of the Irresistible efficacy of this Vegetable Medi cine, iwOrisaasoptioas, Asthma', pmries. in all tends of Fever. in Nervous attil Hypectssodriac Complaints, in' Sea sad Land Scurvy, in Scropbsdn, and in the immense variety of disorders springing from debilitated habits. from impoverished and from impure blood. fatty. jibtity the Pvisprietors in Challenging the whole body of repine Physicians to proriacr from all the boast ed teetotaler of Weir Pharmacopeia any drag, or combination of that, at well-tilers experimeott, had beery found egtsallyltaefreist to the sufferer, in these lamentable filiosiders. As to the irreg4ar pfdletider to marvellous discoveries, whose , vouchers for *static bat too frequently the inswing' ote ! pring of his own invention, or at hest sustained nosy by the testimony of pliant_and interested iudigeuce, whose reputation in the heal ing art being acquired by miteic. mast br niaintaiited by miracles, 11 would dt become the Proprietors of the English Diet Drink to enter into any rival competition. This declaration will ant he Itnputed to-presumption or easily. whets it is recollected that they claim nu aierir from die 'invention of the medicine; that belongs' Solely and exclusively to Dr: Joshua Webster. a man whose profound botaaical researches eminently quali fi ed him to I Manna mhers ja the right application of herbs to human malts- ' dies. who had no lestdm sixty years extensive profroitinal practice, and a liiiie claim to the titles of humane, liberal, and enlighteomi. hams been long sanctioned by the greatest names in Europe and A merica. Sue's a man may surely. a itbout arrogance. be allowed to assert as mach right to pub is confidence us the most celebrated Member of the Royal College of Physicians. All the merit the Proprietors claim for themselves. is that of scrupulously and faithfully. in the preparation of their metlichie, hollowing the directions contained iu Dr. Webstet's own Recipe, now in their possessinn. Sold In liaif-pint Bottles 4s. Pint ditto 7s. 6d. and is Quart ditto 141. duty included. Those whim wish fUr more particular information on the cha racterond properties of the English Diet D r i n k. an d n esb e in . tare and variety of the cuter it has efferted, may consult 1)r. W e b ster , . e xcellent work oi3 tar subject, a new edition of• w bicle is just published by the Proprietor, price be. in b oa rd, ; sa d is small Pamphlet, price Is. lid. containing a list of I) remarkable tares, which-altoccurrei in 1810. Sold wholesale ouly by the sole Proprietrirs, S. Slee sad . os. Borough High street. and by one at least in every considerable Mob sit the liaised Kingdom i and be the fallowing Vessiero in i'Wei l by taeir Mem": Messrs. Ile :ward and ard Keno, Long. ne, Wei& Smithfield; tdii , itson, citruilst and druggist, 184 ""nib I Belton'' Medicinal Warehouse, front of ttie Royal Etchtusge, Crustal; Colesvrorthy, chemist and druggist, 144, W hit awl ; Moiturey, chemist. '24, Great Whey-street, BlarkfrMni-road, and at Kenuington-cruse; Sanger, late Ba ton, 150, Ovfordwireet; Midgley. chemist meg .druggist, 49, Inlaid t ifutisentsual Co. chemist", he. 47. Haymarket; Ward, :in, Holborn; and **drew, perreatre, 86.1101Nitekt. EGENCIF*TENfi I North.stre swinre. For the erectital Cure of R DEBILITY of every letrriptl,n tfr. CAT TRIC GIRDLE is, under thin Royal -Locum, upisemally re commended by the Faculty. Letters. post paid, statiof the particulars, from all parts of Great Britain, are heated 'Hely answered, whereby :my person may know how far the Girdle is applicable to his case. The Patent-right will be finally re moved to America on the Loaf Uecenther, after which no ar dent can be received. N. B. 11r. Cavallo attends et be for consultation every Morning till Two, and Evening after Five o'Cluek, No. 24 New North-street, Red Linn-square, London, where all order; are to be addressed. No attendance on beadays. NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 17oiler the Patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, English and Foreign Circulating Library, Leicestee-place, two. doors from Leicester-Nitrate. L. PANNIER humbly begs leave to inform Ns the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, that Isb' Library is conducted in the moat liberal manner, and so rely moonnattle terms. The Subccriben are coastantry sapplind with Books of all kiods of Literature, either &seals erTiondi. 'and provided with every New PublicatiOn of soy merit, as soon as published or imported. . For further Paritollars. pleateto apply to the Libraryb where Curls of Terms and Catalogues nmy be had. N. B. Rmpectable Schools of hods Sexes, Rod genteel fatui ties, supplied gratis with Professional Masters of tried-ability, either for teachiog Laisguages or nay ether Liberal Arts. PHIPP'S-BRIDGF., MITCHAM, SURRY. To Calico Printers, Bleachers, Dyers, Coppersmiths, Plumbers, ash Others. Valuable Plant and Implements in Trade, 900 comer plates, 6000 printing blocks, steam engine, and mimerous effects of an extensive Calico an Bleaching Ground, By Messrs. YOUNG and FIELD. Oa the Premises ' Phippi-bridge, in the Parish of Mitcham. Surry, on MONDAY, October 91, at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Howard, Rivers, and How , ards, Bankrupts, T" valuable PLANT and IMPLEMENTS, comprising a new-erected steans-engine of 8-horse power', on an improved principle-3 a horse wheel. tackle, and mill work ; a capital padding machine. with large . pewter rollers ; rolling aid callearlering machines ; a eallender ing press, a nev i double press, eight topper-plate proves and rollers, two sets of i filling storks, wash _what% backs, MI 6(l.ineh coppers, three smaller ditto, copper pump, . kettles, saarepasm, and numerous' vessels ; large boos cork, a large quantity of lead-work ks pipes, milk, ash kettles, pans, ant cart. of coppers; ironwork in staves and floes. pots, iron book'repository ; double eotnitftb house desk, Yorkshire paving, Mae brick vats lined wish teal, wood eistero Nord with oak stages, IGO poiotlog and pen own fibit4, packing area evitst .e riotni pe t d cal b Z i anti brads's, beaches, scrap', t iron- • sags, stages, stages, .racks, owls, sundry boob, scales And weights, a turret clock. a watch-bon and numerous Mitch. The STOCK. ke. colorists of 800 eopperilaimr, loupe of erlft and choice patterns, and sue whole hi. geed easslittah WOO printing blacks; sundry printed goods, two pieces of Mane* cloths., &c. together wish a gams*, of Irma liquor. gam, she snack, amsafortis, eopponss, vtteiol, logwook, bark, madder; wet blue, kr. a bleacher's covered wag gon said cart, ounterous drays, a quantity of old lead in pipes, Btc. aaB other valuable effects. May be viewed till the ale. and Catalogues hod / 1 0e Pre sloes ; of Mr. Maroon, Solicitor, Newington; of Mr. Field, !Anctitioner, Higls•serart, Snoiliwark ; Mr. Young, lidttioaver; btewiegton Boats I Reek's Head, Milehins.A Itareopeurike aid ems AnclieLltart t aiid. 'mkt: - • • ' • • ' • WI - LLLAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD - -INK, Snow-hill, Loadon:—The beat aceilits ambition for Travellers, good Bak, Cholee Liquors, need mo derate charges. The fallowing Post Coaches, Mall Coaches, &e. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn. : • IrOIF.TER, Plymouth. Wet - mouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, tllteinsoush, rind Sotisbury, New Past Coach, every Morning it Seven o'clock. with a Guard, through tiositon, Axminster, Sion, Blandfbrd , Ba-logstoke,and Bagshot, STON% Spalding. Peterhorvieghb Salto; and Hunting denew Rityal ?doh Conch, sets nut every Eveaiog.--- ; Coaches from•Bouton to Spilsby, Louth, Grimiby, iota Hall. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Koutsford, Stone, and Litch 7 field Post Coach, called - the Expedition, every Eveolug at Five o'Clock, to the Angel It*, Dale-street, Liverp66l`.-=" Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coarker, through . Clippeoham,_ Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon.; at'. rive at Mr. WO, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Loodon • Tavern, Thomas-street, Bristol, next Morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Liht Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Homing at Eight o'Clock i Carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with A Guard throughout. Passes thredgh Stiunford, NeWark, Retford, Doss - aster ' arid Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day at Noon. Not withltiiiiding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accouunoda tido any - other. 4, 4 • • Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed, and throughout, sets out every Morning at Italf-ptist Sias' k, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcater, Darling ton, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passer)• genladlagthemseides fatigued from. t hi length of the journey, may nest what thne they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swath Coney-street, York, runs Ctiaehes to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, W hit by,and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Went new Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehnven Post Conch, goes with Four Hones and a Guard all the Way. Passes through Brooch, Applehy, Greatabri.lge. Richmond, Catterick, Ba roughbridge' Wctherhy, Aherforti, Doncaster, and Grantham (tip nearest Way by Eighteen Miles). Sets out every Miming, .Sot lierforms the Journey With the greatest facility. Passengers 'detained on the Road by Business, or Pleasure, have the peen liar Advantage of their Seats being secured in Use next Coach - . CIIFIS'r ER and PARKE:ATI.: New Post Conch, KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk, andGarstatig Post Coaches, every After noon, at Five- o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Oreeo, Annan, Dumfries, Brownliill, Thornhill Sarmnhar- Kiln, Canmock , Kingswell, and all Parts of Sentinod, Camperdown Coach, Daily. ECLI PSE, a new Flying Pad Coach, to York, Sunderland. Newe'aatte,and Edinburgh, carries 4 Insides only, every Eveami at Poor o'clock, by way of Dowager, Grant ham. and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm new Coach, every hlorning, to the George Doi, Siniderhstitl. • MA NOB ESTER, mi• Indere, Cimgleton, Neweastle,Widsal 4 and Wolverhampton Pod Conch,every Afternoon.—qUarded: SHREWSBURY, Wellington, arid Skittish, Post Coact, the Royal Charlotte, evert Evening at Five o'Clock.— Deeded: SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, tilted the Rock'. Ingham, ever Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alreeford, and Altos Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pod Coach, with a Dmitri, sets Rut ever/ Aftrrooott. • nod readers Biraligham nett Day at Noun. Passes by Oxeord, Eadeo i and Shipstone to the Sara cen's Head, Ball-street, BitOnghans. HULL, Northeoite, Hqpileo, Thorp, aed P Wister Post Coach, every Morning antral &Clock, to the Bun nod Sop 111 A, harigato, Huh. S sod WAKEFIELD new elegoot Caleb, Daily. HU. FORD, Ware, Huddesdod, aid Chediaot-Cotier llTZMooing. . TTEN HAM and Edmonton Coach, Daili, at Halr-past IRK-past • Two, Foie, arid' Half--'pad Sete' . Hoary Weights of Loaroe, Goods, eobveyed by the under; eseselneed Vadat,. CI a VwN G FARR" AO Owlea t ~ lwagaley Three nets DEBILITY, &c.--Messrs. GO3i and CO. cone thine to direct their attention to • hose I)lvases, by which the powers of the constitution brcpm e eufeebled; and their ex perience in such cases, daring a long and , successful practise, enahlfs then' to offer to persons se afflicted, a safe and speedy re storation to sound and vigorous health. A certain disorder, fre quently contracted in a moment of intnaication ; as also its frequelit concomitants, strictures and gleets. are by their plan, of treatment (withont restraint in diet or exercise) speedily and effectually cured; and Where an early. appli cation is made. on discovery of the infection, the complaint k frequently retiniv.-cl in two days. By professing exclu sively the cure of such eotgplaints, and ia order that they pal not he marked by a mistaken •few with the oblogity So 'attached to thetigoorant Onsvirie, Messrs. Cows think it bur justice to beinsekes to state r thin. they have been regi4arly edutated in . etery brands of theprtifestion (certifientei fif . wlitih from different lios - Pitnis; and , testilastalohi from, the Mina Stoinent Physicians, they have to. convince any inquirer) that the success resulting front Hieie eridelainiurs first ifidured • thetis to gait Ott practice of the general practitioner I sad try presume that their pretensions constitute a fate ground for the atitreeedented confidence with whirls they have, by the Public, Inca so liberally honoured. To he consulted at their house daily, by either sex, personally or by letter, with secrecy, de licacy, and attention. Letters arts expreted to tomato a Bank note for advice and medicines. Guist. and Co. Stirgeons, 19, Bouverie-strrei, Fleet4treet. GIiNVIN P. AND APPROVEn xnotowls, Prepared, by S. SOLOMON, M. D. Gilemi Howie, near LivirPool. T'ff Celebrated CORD AL BALM of GILEAD, ter Debilities, Nervous "D' orders, arid Weaknesses pe culiar to the Female Sex, Loss of Appetite. Hysterical mal H v pnchoodriacal Arectioni, Lowness or Spirits, and all Nervous Disorders. 1)r. g.lonson's Cordial Balm of Dileari is happily caleolareff (.r the Weak. the Sickly, and. Infirm. 114 all inward Deco 's. Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Weakness io either Sex, whether i•treditary; acquired, or °Vying ui toothrel Imprudence, this Medicine will afford the most wouderful relief. A NTI- Itd ID EN ES ; or. Samson's Drops is a. Medi ' tine superior to every o th er R emed y y et discovered in this or any other age, for the speedy removal and radical cure of the Seurre. Leprosy, Rheausatic or Gouty Pains, Scrofula or Kisser; livil,'Ulcers of every Description, Swelled. or ludamed Lep, &c. In Disorders where Salivalion has repeitedly failed. wlkis no other remedy could . restore the on)appy Suterer to (hut health he unfortunately lost, the Anti- impellueoes have beets found the great and only restorer of Healthisnd Vigour. Tbe*ft 00 90 % purify the Blood, and restore the Spice whet) is aired ' by the imprudent rpie of Mercury. The above Medicines are inclosed is ittain diramipasi with surprising Cutts, authenticated by Persons of Respectabili , ty and are made up in Bottles, price it Mies-Daises each. Ttseti are also Family Bottles. at 38s. contuiniug Four of the smaller ones, wherein 9s. are saved., TheABSTYROF:NT LOTION cleave and beautifies the Skin; removes speedily, without pain or troublg, all kinds of Pliniiles, Tenets, Ring-vrorass, Spots, Redoes.. Swellings or Carbuncles of the Nole, Blotches, and every'. Species of Cutaneous Erapr two on the Surfaceof thi /lumen Harty. It is peculiarly plea: sent in its operation; an aptealilekfuseib to the Shia irense:: sr diotely siecteds its W eedeas C. IS s 1 refresttes the whole Complexion which resumei, air one *ad the , saine Havel in enlivened ' appearance. The Public have beta long con vinced of the certainty of its success as a safe and certath re medy for Herpetic Complaiats in Plots di. 6d. Half, plum Is. oa. Observe the words " Sam). fiblomoo, Liverpool,' upsets SI the Stamp; all others are counterfeits. . gold by all Venders of Danuise Mediclees in the Oaltig Kingdom. -s Of whore asay also be had,. Dr. SOLOMON'S justly celebrated GUIDE tolli L tATATiIi or, Adviceto both Sexes, price*. gir go. SOLOMON expects when cotweAraft thejt compliment ara One Pound. Note ; Out all written C Letters AdSice, if mewtred et kis leitarte, pre. requested to incluse quit i l ialf.a-Guiriets. Such lettsn should fUr irtfety, be thus directed: —" Money letter. its Sol”triel, 011?ad:hogusii amp Lively/rd. Paid dersolle Pnel"ter Pe 4 4l o . l l2iir or " tiered, tulthaddressed to X. Z. or A. µt Wel • fill tailed for. SALES BY AUCTION, -onstoms. SHIP ULVERSTQW. not otheribise disposed df. of which due notite will be even) At the Haase of Mr. John Worthington, thp San Ina. itr Ulver- Won. in the County of Lancaster, on MONDAY.** 4th day of No. ember, nt One o'Cl , a-k in the Afternoon, TiiE HULL - and SPARS otthe new, well -bnilt Ship (Copper bolted), called the UL V KRSTON, lately 'mulched at Sand-side, near Ulverston aforesaid, where she is at c t en s. lying, and admeasurior, pee regimes, 363 tots and N o..* She westsuilt by Mr. Joseph Hart, ship-builder , Ulver , stonaforesaid (ofwhom further particulars may he had). and in tended To the West Indin trade, for which she is well calculated. Ulverston, Oct. 3, 1811. ; ~~