The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-20 00:00:00

. . , ..... • • . . , -,....611., -.- ~.4 . tr IF A / C .l.t. as kt".--. 1: /. : ( 11$ ' • . . . • 4 ' L. SW, •/. ' 1 ''. 4•11TION , • -- • - I . . , i ,• .. `" 41 ‘i •: 0. P . . 1 ••i , . • i t i fr\t . - -*. ." 1 1 Nit 0 , Nr : • :•"/ 4::,' ' '' 'l4:i -ft./ / i • •—•• .: ~ . ..s. % of, • n i ..%.- -9 p. ~, (Tilt to. .:._,.....: , . • 1 1 :0 4111 . . • . THURSDAY,- JULY 4 16 . 1809. ....,.. Pit/CO S!D. 4 t ! f .... ---. 0 4 . A ! : '1 , ... • I , / . . 1 . t r 1 4 li, i No. 1059. ASTLEY's, Westminster Bridge. - Roder the Potroosige of their &Lye' Il_irkeesses the Prince of LY WA IS aid Duke of ong. riCHIS EVF.NING, THURSDAY, July 40, .1 FRIDAY, Judy Slomul SATURDAY,JaIy SI , will be presented, a New Easters Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, written b) Mr. Astley, Jau. railed The ARAB; or, Tim Fatenooreas of the DISSIt.T. Comprehending a series of events in the Progressive Ad ventures nod Aches of the Inhabitants of Elcypt; deli, eat* the Maswers. Custom, and Warfare of their lotantry and cavalry, likewise she Haunts and Stratairins of au Arabian Baoditti, timetbor with the mode of their frallie to Slaves ; with a fairtM Portraiture of the Movements, Resta" places. Jar. of a Grand Caravan, on lb Journey of sixty Miles thus Cairo to Sees. To ewirefole with a GENERAL ATTACK of the Free- Caravan Guards, etc. era REAL. HORSKII, with the FA LL of theARAB CHIEF. Ho rserommlip by the Doable Company, with the Beteg trickles of the Hunted Tailors. The whole to cowhide with anew Coale Feateadmie, called HARLEQUIN PYGMALION ; Or, a Tour through France. THB INDEPENDENT WHIG. TifE attetitioo of the Public is moot Games tI y , bat reverently tilled to a LETTER which will ap pear is the INDEPENDENT WHIG of SUNDAY NEXT, Jalx 25, addreseed to the QUEEN, as ioirodoetory to d SEWS of LF.TTERA,_the lest of whirh will appear on .the tits lIQN DAY ~ July 50, milkweed to the KING, (root the 1' if " CHITIN" which will by Writ ten to a styles( respectful Reyalty, bat the Mate Rifted buliktais, sub as the native of the "ly rails for how the mead and intrepid Advoeate anatomy, the indignant Esrey of Tyson,' sad Corrupt's& BELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE-HILL. SOUTH RN D, Rocbtort, and Rayleigh New, Elerint,and Cheap Coaches : carry rod foarbwitles, to the HOPE TAVERN, SOUTHEPt D, thrtiogh ford, Brentwood , Eilftricay, Wlc kford, and Prittieweft. Every liforning at Half-prof Nine, calls at the THREb NUNS, and BLUE BOAR INNS, WHITECHAPEL Performed by Edward ProckterAnd Co. H. N o charge s. whatever for bnoLing Parcel ri and Parcels also booked at the White Beer, • Picradi y. • • Uoconsmon Cheap Tenvelliqg by the Commercial Op pruition SALISBURY COACH, afternoons at Half-past Time, beta the BELL. SAVAGE; Inside Fate to Salis bury, 16s. only, ()inside 10s. 6d. soh ; andidl small Parcel! , weer one pond weight 6d. orgy for carriage, and on charge for boating. _ Alen to Poole, through Fordiogbridge . Ring wood, and Winshoars, afternoon, at Half-past Three= In side fare to Poole, Zs. fatly, Outside 16s. which is nearly Ws. cheaper th:ui the Poole Mall, iss well as per formed in nearly the same No charge whatever for booking of Pareds. Coach-Olfier at the bottom of the Bell Savage Yard on he left-hand, through the second Gateway. _ _ WORK and EiNe v Sisid, C aeap, mid Re iii ws PJ ir co IClf vIPI set wt from the GOLORPI CROSS, Charing Grog., Amid It ELL Lodgate-hill, every m..roing at Oalf-pore dee g 'Mbl• kfast et the Red aim at toe Cork ):a -illl Sep the Urethan long Rreek.l44t at the arli [)onelier, i and arrive at L .eds by Twelve, and Y ark by i Oni. at Roue. There are , only (our Cotehgtee employed, 44 the same (lizard and Coach pa tbroughoet, grtry e2tr. tiou ha bees, and will commie to be made, to reeler this the besteonverance oe the N urth amid( Untie, Or York aid Leech, **l It. Outside, Al. Ay GEORGE ROU'LTO!"; and CO. Frism the Coldtm Crew. the fol)owind Corriere" set net, be sideJnau) *goers too numerous to soeution LTVERPOOL Etpeditlott.4 Piro Co mites, only one night oat, every Morning al Stu uotontEAD and 'North Woes Mail every eveniv. FIOLYIIKAO. S'leKbW-If and Bantinghant New Post Coedits, every Mintier at Nine. LOrri r aW, Worealwei wed Otford Nall every evening. wad a New Coach Tuesday. Thu: sday and Sutnrday, at Two. a• I. MAU I'l In additioa to this Predection, a bErritt• appese t addresed to the DUKE of YORK, wider the Signature of " JUNIUS," which has been womanised to the - Editor as the avowed progaellea of the original JUNIUS, sad which, front Ns elegance of ditties, spirit, and importance, samtines a belief that the Labile way, through the Colima of .4 The WH(O," expect a renewal of the Correspondence of that great Caueltstlonal Writes. , N. an ruiner frith Sir J. BRAMICINIS, E Whew le ee/I the atleatitat of Ae PoStir o t io re Scheme el the new Lottery wbkh offers a greaser for obtakiar immeme FOrisoe thus over taw, as doe holders of four Tickets of the same Keleher may °Maio she volt Sam of EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Cartnarthm Gloucester, and pilaf eviti feeding. CITELTINHAN oat Orford Vest and orgy Day Coach, every liforaing at Six. BRIGIITCIN, F.ast Roam, Warthlag. itamidirf. Port,. mouth, Affailfataraa, We of IPIRAt, visit Chietafte; Arundel, Litti.• Hampton, Marcoe, ita mate, Dover. J)eal, Hythe.Futkstafte, Arc. te. Cuachlot da;ll%. Exhibiting 14 entirely new Scenes, taken from well-knows Views in that Country, partieularty time Fortifications at Vakoeiesers, Public (Iwdeib in Paris, Tivoli Illuminated, .and a View of the Camp at Boulogne; to cooclude with a Grand Cloud Palace. Principal Characters. Fidelia, Miss Wes green; Alaigre Bouille, Mr. Davis; General Gasconade. r. Norman; Madame Basilic. Mn. Sanaa ; Jaauette de Grand Fos (Clown's Wife), Mr. South by ; Pyginsuioo„ kaAer wards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna, jun.; Jwies Gressouilk de Grand Fon (Clown), Mr. Lau rent; and A•gelique (Columbine), Mrs. Melville, late Mist Taylor. The Scenery by Messrs. Wilson, Scare, &c. The Dresses by Hems. Bishop, Howard, &c. The Alum by Air. Law- Twee, and the Poetry by Mr. Barret. EYTON tatters himself that the ease good fortune which hes attended the Perelman of rockets and Sharrs at his late Maier* many past Lotteries, awaib them at his penal Ofke, No.?, CORNHILL, Where be shall be happy to receive the Coremeadt of his Friends and the Pabitc, mitering them that every Order the, may be pleased to &war him with, either for Town or Country. s mil he eremites, with th • utmost Nommen'. ; naafi Shares of Prises sold by him in the but Loiter*, will bit Okay et their full value, in Ell-hear for others - is the mai% Letters, which will he drawn IN . ONE DAY, 40th of OCTOBER. -(I WILLt4M MOUNTAIN, SIR KEN'S HE.ID INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The hest aconnesodatioa for Travellers—Good ehttlre Liguori, and moderate charxc.. rat fir - Piet coaeass, Mail Conches, &c. let mit (runs . 's Herd Imo, Soot-hill. YORK and LELDS New Post Coaches, set net retry there lug al half-post tire o'clock I arrive at 1 ork thf nest day at twelve u cluck. The PCLI PSI: New log Post Conch, that carries f nor Ittlide• ealv. to York. Wooer/sae. Itentlerbowl, mkt Edin burgh, by wa, of Duticamer. Gramliam, and Stamford, every kornieg at ball pest Bvr o'clnek. Uncommon Cheap Trevelasor to Liverpool, by Ilse Wirw Ply inj Pest Conches, to the Angel Itar , Dale-street, Liver. pool, daily.—Leed!. and Wakefield New Po:4 Conch, =nod the 4.34stliter. sets out every Morning at Scores • o'clock. bflltems mid Co. ',red:. BOSTON, Spalding, Petetborongh, Stilton, and. Hantingdon new Royal Mail Conch, sets oat every evening. Coaches from Restos to Apathy, WO, Grimsby. awl Hull. Des to openat half post dye o'clock, and begin at half ”st pi. &uses Is. Pit Ir. Gallery la. Places takes at the Box °lice from tea writ three o'clock. (0' To resist the ilisappointomedts which have recently *warred, to comegasiwe ot the &visors not being scut in 11=Uwe to keep !laces, the Public are respectfully in ; cleat the Box Keeper cannot be answerable for such Places, ualesS the Servant, atteud :st Five o'clock, tier can they be kept longer than Half past Seven. 6,1 TURTLES. WlLTSiliag, King's Head, Poultry, has am jot landed a CARGO of Fuse TURTLES FOR SALR. TURTLES dressed every day in the highest perfeetiam for parties, se SOO OD soy pan of TOW. or Country. HORSES for SADDLE., CtiItRICLE, or' LIGHT CllAitiOT. To be SOLD, ingetber or separate, the Property of a tiFINTLEMAN, • APAIR of BAY HORSES, five years old, tbatgo quiet in harness,ph),lcked, and in bard condition for travelling. Tbey liave g action, trrabotit fifteen hands high, and will be warranted Theypetv be wen ioinsediatel). ht• enquiring at Mr. New bur, 't, Farrier, Little Ones= Mows, Brotoo-Nnos, Berkt MR. SUGDEN'S LETTERS. Jnire published, is octavo, ?rice N. hi beards, SERIES of LETTLRS to a MAN of PitoPERTY, es Selling, Buying, Leasing, Settling, and De. Wag Eats's. By EDWARD BURTENSHAW SUGDEN, Esq. Of Limoli,'s Inn, Barrister at Law. tniAnn: Print. a for J. Harding, St. James':-street ; M. Richardson, Royal Exchange ; W. Reed, Rell-yard, Tau pie liar; and P. Phelan, Upper Ortnood-quat, I)ablin. Lately published, by the tame Author, 1. The Tbir - Edition of a I REA.TISE of the LAW of VENDORS and PURCHASERS of ESTATES. Price J. dd. it; boards. 2. ATR E ATISE of POWERS. Price 19s. in boards. This day vas published. Price Nine Saillings in North, riIHE ANNUAL MEDICAL. REGISTER, 11 Vol. 1.1 comprising a Review of every Puldieatino relating to .NILDICINE and SURGERY, which aPPeared doubt': the year 1 tom ri ; timether with an Histbcal Sketch of the Discoveries and Improvements ut these and the Collateral Sciences within the Mee period; a Retort of the General Mate of Health and Phrase in the Metropolis ; SA a va riety of Miactllos.ina Intelligence. By a SOCIISTY of PHYSICIANS. Sold by and Hesse), Fleet-street ; and W. Macke wood, ktlinbargh. This day werefflahlisbed. price 9s. sewed, RAcr ICA L OBiERVATIONS on the P NATURE, and CURE of STRICTURES In the URETHRA. By WILLIAM WADD. Member of the College of %mesas la London. !Mated for Jobe fallow. Medical bookseller, No. 13, Crowsreasrt, Elmore's-street, hobo. Where may be had, just published, DAUBENTON'S 0115ERVATIONS on INDIGES. TION. Stroud Edition ; unit Additions by Dr. Serbia. Pike ls. dd. LADIES and GENTLEMEN leaving town, at iatcnsling to visit Watering Places, should out ne glect taking with them the RUSS! A OIL. as it prevents the general erects the change of air er sea-bathing has in making the hair turn it shades., mad often occasion, it, fining of ' but b using the Ripsiti Oil it L a sure preventise. Gentle men should not omit applying it to the whiskers after shav ing, as it will pre-vent thein turning a reddish colour, a- also grey, which tiro griteralls is the cue, occasioned b) the wet ting they receise when shaving. The LOYAL FA NI IL Y, and ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion, me R1:551A Ott., for snot Arnim; the hair whets denting: it is so great a awarisher to the Hair, is ter prevertt It humag grey to all periods; promote. the growth; prneets its falling rolf; and restores it on bail places, if the least roots remain. Several tiesalessen that were hold, have declared, afler ti,litg the RA sia Oil rept:lily for six months, the bald places became nearly evened with hair; prnmuteseyebrows and whiskers, and prevents them turning I vey. Ladies and i .enthmen who wear false Hair will find the RUSSIA Oil, a valuable article to use w hen dressimg, so it gists it a natural 4 . 1096, prevents its being discovered, keeps toe hair soft, and renders its appearance natural. The Proprietut I ..coutasenda Ladies and (lent leinen wishing to iwnetit r. wit the Russia 04, to give it a fair trial by using it regalari) far il Alfln illll4 11l it cannot he expected bums' the de..red effect if only applied at intervals. Tite high reputatioathe ltaisia Oil hit gained for preserv ing and pramotiog lee Hair, and the great demand for it, has hisely iaduerti corium perms. s to copy the advertisement, and adserthe as titles fora stasilar purpose, which have not the elect; it i, particularly recomakmded to observe the label on the outside wrapper Si mach battle is signed in Hussies. told ink, " irieliriltsfslty and Prime," any without that signasurc - are counterfeits. Price 1.. per bottle, at one bottle containing fuer small, at OW pima, or si: guiped"ls4slll,ls al Ave pounds. Sold wholesale and trt.tit by the Yrrsprietor, A Prime, St NO, 9, Jultu.rn Ot, efarci street; awl, by appointment, Mr. Smyth, Perfunaig to -his Majesty, flew 1i -street itendrie .tad Sore. re: fomeis to tier Ilajesty, T i hborite itiect ; Rigg, 65, Clissaphidet and by Mod prioc Pe'r rmal iginefl•r Medic-hie ti cadets in iingianci, I celand, and,Seld,„ WEIL I. maw) ihupkeepett ;radio-- ilveir orders to :uv whale tale eelel'-'r they.dealalikli its 'London, will receive liberal allowance. USEFUL FAMILY ARTICLE. STAINS of RED PORT WINE, T es, Fruit, Coffee. Hops, Mildew, and every Vegetable Mailer ' are entirely resnuved fmai fable Linen. Leather finseettgs, Got ta's. Medias, Lett, other Articles ai Wets, by'. HUD SON's CHEMICAL lIILF.ACIIIVG LIQUII); dtabn re moves the above Stains from Ladies' Bur Dresses, without injurinktbe Neff coiner, and restores all kinds at Limos to their original whiteness, wheo diwoloured b v hod wiroblog, dime, or long sea VOYaaa, without ass injary to the testate of the dot Prepared and sold by liud.ion and Co. Clieg No. 4i, Haymarket{ sold also by Sbaw and .Edwards, l call 1 Newbery,F. ! St. Paul's Church-yard ; Riggr, Si, New Bond-street; Hazard, dads; Barry, Bristol; IVoldtvisolnte, York; Baxter, Edinburgh Ball, Dublin; Coghlao, Cork; and the principal Perfumers au/ Med.cioe Venders in the United Kiagdons, in Milks at is. 3s. and si. each. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subject of Just and geseral reprobation, that men, destitute of the ele ments of the medical art, have offered ihriweives us candi dates for public patronage in the profes,iun of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and esperieoce, and to prevent us from being classed among those empiries, whose impudeut pretemions• have, unfortunately far society, been too favourably received, we beg kave to submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement of our pursaits and sequiremeuts. After having received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Mean. Griodal and filizard, whose leotures and practices we carnally at tended, as Professors and Surgeons of the Loudon Hospital, we entered ourselves as stu de nts in that justly-teleimmed school for medical acquireaseots, the Royal College of Echo lairt,b, mid were instructed is the &remit branches of Anatomy ! Mowery, the theory and practice of Physic, Cise inistry„ aildwefery, Itotaoy, &e. &c. by those calmest professors Ors. Nonni, Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Duncan, and itutherford. We trust ce shall not be deemed pre sumptuous in saying, that our pmliciency and acquirement, are not incomider.ible. Havlag, for a long series of_years, wade certain complaints, and the various diseases or DE BILITY, the particular object of our studies and practice, it wilt, we hope, he allowed, that we Lave acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and resew crass of infection, a perfect re-esta.d6hisent is completed in the short period of two days; and in those of the unrest in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in oar plan of treatment iaMires to the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the ellerts of a habit long and mama unhappily punned by the 'oath of both sexes, there are new more alarming or more dimrtising than chore deficiencies Mat debilities which fre quently . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. T. such persons it must be a connoting redaction to know, that tbey may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be re moved to that greatest of all bum° blensio.t—s strong, man ly, nod vigorous canititulloo. I o all eases of debility. front whatever cause ar6ing, as well as in every species of a cer tain infection, we may be conadted by patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours of cnn soltatirms at home. from ten to three, and from slit in the even ing till tea at night. Patient: in the country are requested to state the parties lan of their caw, age, End general habit of living, dtc. the. neck/log a retuittawe for advice and medicines, when the some will be gi %en or sent to may part of the kingdom. To insure that -ccrecy to essential to our undertaking. the psis. age of letters may he added to the ncollinit for medicines. , CVRII.II.; and CO. Surgeons, N 0.107, Hutionobartku. BtusToL and • BATH new and elegant COACH F.S, with Guard throaghout, and the Couch to Bath without chaogiog, Ikons the 131; 11. SA YAG L. LU 0- GAT E-H ILL, every livcoin Hg at alf-past Fir• o'Clock. t• the CkiTl.fi and B%LL, !OATH: and SWAN INN, 31ARYfOitT-Sraccr, BRISTOL. Pameagers and Parcels hooked at the Three Kings, and Whße Bear Innis, P.crailill. N. B. Travellers by this Coach have one Hoer, to and fr•in Bristol and Loodon (at Bath). for Pleasure or limi ness. •.` No charge whatever for booking Parcels for this Churls It the Bell Savage. *4* Unouusmon Cheap Prit.frilittg by the COOPlettiAl Op positing' SALISBUR If CO 4CII, aftcrnoisos at Ilalf-past Threr. • frat• the MOLL SAYAG L. bald.. Fur.- to Salts bitty, Ids. col., Outside Ids. 6d. only ; and all small Parcels wader sae pound weight N. only for carrbege, and to , tiarge far bedtime. Also to Ptak, through Fordiasbrik-e, Mug wood, stud Wlmbourn, afternoon, at Hulf-past Three; la d& -- it Poole, 'M. wily, Outside 161. 6d. only, which than tae Poole Mall, as* %%ell :Ls per . isLi k ike iii ______,15ir,.........,...... • lever 14,r hooking of Parcels. at the bottom of the BeliSavage Yard ad lb idatili OA teased Gateway. STROUDWATBR o II:IBURY 'and wourroi4. UNDER-BMA', vylo4 COACHES. iring puttidc are respectfolly informed, the IL UNION COACH trill be costumed bt. a New Set of Proprsetcrc, Aid Will r*.ontinenee naming from the Bell kiavage, Lode-ate-hill, an SATURDAY neat, the Nth inst. and for the preard, will continue to rya front the Bell Sava every Hondas. Wednesd‘y, and Sainrcla,afternooos. :u ball past Two o'clio'rk ; and from the ./Ling'.." Arms inn, Strand, every Stntitay, Tiesday, and Thar:lay., at Titelve o'clock, acid fro. the Swan lass, at Wootton, at Llevea ti cluck at N Pei formed by HA,Y WARD, MX:KIER, and Co. sireedwater, Jane 12,15189. • 1,41: 1 1 ES. 4UPF.. ittLUCIVS • ITAIRS are one or the greatest drawbacks fiom the delicacy and loirelines of the Female Face, Anus, &c. TgenSlT's DEPII.4 - TOR Y Immediately removes them, 'and leaves the 6ki t n softer and falter than It ens before the applicatiOn. If is med lathe f. et circles of Fashloo and Rank, and bow stands Justly celebrated and unequalled Wall the World. It sold, wholesale and retail, by B. Perna 99, Sand amptoo-street, Covent-garden; and retail by Ba con aad Co. 150. Osferd-street ; Mn. 74, ditto; Thorn and Co. 45. ditto; Tamer. 70; New 800 d-street; Smitb.llo, ditto; Bowman, 102, Bond street; Overton, 47, ditto; Rive. 31, ditto; Dassgerleld, limitary-square ; Turner, 132, Dean,- street ; Watt. Ilathbase-plate ; • Freboasee, Manal-street ; Walker, 7, St. Jaynes's-street ; Harding sod Qs. 66, Pall , Mall; Keith and Co. Haymarket ; Bayley ltd Blew, Cock.. spar-street; Crisp, ditto; Vale. 62, Fleet-street ; Dashers, add Seas, ditto; Want, 324, Holborn; tit - avenge, 303, do.; Penal, 231, ditto; Metcalf, 56, Holborn-bill t Reynold, 69. Newgaie-street ; Bennett, 3, Chrapside ; Warren and Co. 111, ditto; [liege. 61, ditto; Golding, 42, Donshill; Randal, Royal-Exchange ; Mr.. Wright, Sweeting's-alley, ditto; Sexton * $l, leadeohall-street ; Hopgood, Grain aller, Wellcluse-wmare; Mr. Caner, 99, Blsimpagate-street; and - all the principal Perfumers and hledicine Venders in Lnodon.-1 o Prisons in the Country, enclosing the atuount, with postage, to M r. Mr. Perna. he 1$ inintediately forward it. Price is. • BY HIS MAJAIITt'S,IfetAL LETTERS PATEN . LEA GINUINIT PILLS, so justly fa. ywi , ir ri it • • decree and at the criS 1)781411lie:2 SC R VY, he. withost eanliamseat or restraint °idled, Ism may, expeditious, safe, aid secret manner. One -mall tasselc.ss Pi ii a dose, its operation imperceptible, and mptiring uo particular attestioa. • In fifteen riats.they generally cure there curl Disorders; and where they fail to that dine of perfectly restoring health, the Patient ha- chi happy assurance that he or she w at the cir of beior, se mitered, let the degree of mailgram-, be ever so great. ft is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to the complaining part, aad enter hats contest wits the iillimding matter, which they speedily dis lodge and expel. They are declared by et.peeimme to he a preserver of health, as well as a restorer, by taking only right 011ie Pills Spring and Fall la every year. la 51+0,4, the Patentee bat this extrowdinary obligation to them, that whatever be promised himself felon them, they were sure to felfil and exceed, at though impatient of immortal and several fame. Thew Pills are most worthy a place in the eablorteof Mailers and Captaia.of ships; the more so, for that 11. w will kelp good Moll Climates any Icaph of time, and that they have now borne the ted of near sixty years, with eorrea;ing credit to thwarters, aid honour to their author, ipso:Rath dun.during 11., last eight year', they hare radically cured upwards of luny thousand persons, many of *how bad beets &charged lion Hospitals, where salivation had use bees thou frequently eke '. repeated, and all other methods m u d s I of wit Prepared ad Sold by the sole Proprictol', TflOS. TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College . of Shriesemt in Lon don, at his Home, No. S, New br, ler-weet s here he will give Advice, without a Fee. to ilessous taking hese Pills, and w ill answer Patients' Utters, if oet-paid, on the same terms, obierving la all cites the dynast' ?available secre cy, stn patient's name or vise havitbr nvo ise e s t iinued, hat at their owe particular remassi, by I or, dud% the mine at more lbws 98 yam, that he has had the eadsethis of an extensive sale d the above aleiliciat, mad the practice arisug Iherefkm. Ltnearoes. Warring's'', Knutsford, Stone, and bitch. arid Post Coach, called the Expedition, every evrn, at Ave o'clock, to the Cruwu Inn, lted-rruss-street, Liverpool. (malted throughout. Barn and fluirrot. Flying Poo roaches, through Chip. ' petiltam, Caine, aud Marlborough, tees,' afternoon; /verve at Mr. %fay's, the Grey hound ion, Bath, :tad the Loadoo raven; Thomas-street, Bristol, next taunting. Coaches to Wells,Lkitignicater„ Taunton, de. I.Lcns new light Conch, called the Rockingham, sets net ' every Movable at eihht o'clock. Carries four insides only, and der"' remarkably ca'3, 'with a guard throughout. Pn-ses through Stamford, Kt-stark, Belford.. I)oricamer, and Ferry britlge. to the Golden-boo. Leeds. newt day at noes. Nos withstanding the tr.common expctlitiou of this Coach, it a al lowed to Af •M. lemsrogsryorisw not cotopinta public (lousy &dice on the Ninth !toad, being uniaqualled in accommodsolust by any tither. Kg% oat Lancastee, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdrile. Bottle.. Charley, 04csairk.aad Gar...tang Post Coat heti, every atter. soon, at four o'clock. Guarded. GLs son w Longtown, Grema Green, Amman, Domfeell, Brownhill, Thornhill, lionguhar Kilo. Ctirnock, Kioeswell, and all parer of Secoland,*Crouperdown Coach; Daily. Louisa, tipilsby Roster Hull, Grimsby, Spalding, Pmet burn', stilton, and ?ruminator. :'ciae b, teta of every afternoon. MA lcurstra, Stoekport, Maccle4clJ, Wilmslow, Cotf ' gletsm. Newcastle, Widest!, and Wolvertstouptan Post Coach every uranium'. Guarded. CAR Ets La, Perwith. and Whitehaven. Pest Coach, goes with four bones AM 3 puled all the way. !'sons through Brough, A ppkhy 0 retabridge, Richmond, C atterick , Boroughbridee, Weitterby, Aherford, Dentr:ster, and Grin them (the nearest way bi eigoceen miles). Sat. out every Morning, and performs the journey with t h e grente4 facility. Passengers detained on the rood by hositras. or pten.nre, have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the Dell ('oath (with six Cisoehmeu). isalloat NO atm, Walsall. Wolverhampton, K dderininiter, Stourbridee, and Dudley Crutch, every evening. SUNDERLAND, !4tecirtno, and YAM new Conch every moraiug, to the George has, Sunderlsuid. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinhoreir rew Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, set, nut every otornoi.! at Imo/ 'o'clock, by way of Newark, Rexford, l e/caster, Dart iiiituri, Northallerton Durham, Morpeth,otod Berwick. Palt,eager. doling themiseivestativued from the Isurgth able joursee • ~ray rest what time they please, and then proceed on entrant AO' a/William' fare. William Clark, Mock Swart, Coney-street, York, ruin Coaches to Sunderlatui, Hull, Scarheruaga, Whitey, and other places. Br oven, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Wl.ymnsith, Dorchester, and Salisbury Balboni Coaches, every morning at four o'doick, with a (lizard, throve.' Hotline', Artniuster, Bridport, Blandford, Basivigstoke, and thigshot. HERTFORD, Ware, llodeloolon, and Chesasuot Cosa, every mooing. Swanwsnuer, Wellington, mad Shift - mill Post Coach, Br Royal Charlotte, every afternoon, at five- o'clock. Guarded. SUIFFIELD and Rothe' haat Ilua C.o•h, ca ljedliar k oc k. istghars, every morning. . niaIiIINOIIAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Geard, sets net every afternoon, and resichev. Birmingham next day at woe. Posses by Oxford, Rumen, and Shipmaster, to the Sa. races's-Head, Buil-street, BirtuiKham. (Ivaco x errat), Uxbridge, Deahron, and Redhill nest Post Coach. every aftereamt, by Richard Watts. and Co. Hy si., Northeave, }louden, Thorne, and Done:utter Post Coach, every mooting at seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, NI ton-gate, Hell. . Tory t N HAM and Edmonton Coach, deity, at half past tea, half past two, half past four, and hat? part seven o'clock. IV Alitelit Li), Polafret,hew Post Conch, called the Merry Wakefield, to the Suuford' Arms, Wakefield. N. B. heavy Weightsof Lasagne, Guide, &c. conveyed by the under-metalooed Waggons: To Dist, Berries, !loopy, Bury, and all parts of Suf folk, every Moi:day . Busse, Plymouth. and Falmouth Fly Wagers., doll?, carrying raids and passengers, as usual, to all parts of the 1 Wert oT England. Ma a tndu otos, Newbury. and Reading. every Tuesday. 11 ',exits...Ea, Kidderminster, Hereford, Carmarthen, Breclumelt, and all part! of South Wales, Persbore, and Wy. tomtit, Seery Saturday. Ckaaucattza, Abingdon, and Henley, three Braes n-weeL sir anerom, Winchester, Ruinsey, Lynaarst Lym e Chehmelnirea, Kingwood, Fordingbridgo, Winchers, Isle of Vs ight, Jerveyaall Guernsey W .4, 11 01 tally.ache, Hampton, and Twickenham, naive issweek. Sot rn ammo, Winchester, Alresford. and Alton Coo* every mooting. Casa 1 lice, leer- Acton, Southall, Mayes, and Hilleuded Cart, twiCe ..ireek. WM. MOUNTAIN and Ca. seapeetfully acqestetitheft Friend' nod the Public, that they will mit be act mailable foe any Parcel or Luggace , etc. F of more tnan ,ve Poems value, Fat, tit &mew* ode* Pained as suet, and= iteeir iv ly suite Dasesso's Heal ho, Soow-ltik, 1 RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK. AND CO. side Fare to Poole, 2 STOCK BROKERS, is warty SOL cheaper fumed in nearly toe R EcpEcTrvux acquaint the Pu'ilie, that Nu charge witateve the whole of the New State Lottery will be drawn in 3 . ( ~„,c h_ o jce. one nay. lUik of October neat. us the left-hand, three This Lottery halo is 5000 Numbers (frerin No. I to 5000 1 inclasivel, Four Darts of a Number. so that the Pareismer of a Siagle Ticket will gain a Prise of 50001. B RISTOL ant By Two Tickets of the some Number, COACHES, a A Prize of 404,0, to Bath without changi By Three Tithes of the some Number, GATE-HILI, every A Prieto( 60,0001. • le the CA"TI.E and By Enter Tickets of the same Number, BARTrORT-Sfltl A Prize of 80,801. Passengers and Pore And all other Prises in the some Proportion. While Bear Inns P.c CAPITAL PRIZES. N. B. Tmvette:m by 4 4 .... of .... (5,0001 8 .... of .... £l,OOO De. P.. 4 .... of ",000 &e. &e. ke. eh:eh hi the Bell Say Tickets and Shares ate as Zak by RICHARDSON, ••• Umem"""Ch OOODLUCK, and Co. Caraltill. and Chariag-Oress. Ls,- paid= SALIiIIUR dna ; who shared and sold last Three Lotteries, Wm. Sea, Threc,.frole the ilia 10.197, and 18031, Three Prikm of 20,0001. and OBS, bilrY. lel. cob: Oaten 10,00111. They are also the only Oates that ever told i • uader am read weigi Shares Two Praxes of JpotiOl. far boakiese. Also to I PRESENT PRICE. wood i Mid Winthourr adirin Us. side Bare Su Pi•ok, t Half U 0 01 Eighth • t irasoshfridob, Quarter - 3is ()I shieroth - 1o 0 foraea In Reartlrs TO BE DISPOSED OF, A Delightful small rural COTTAGE, situate within eight Miletiof London, command* most beau tifal views, in which the eye is lest by the Papua,* Coun ty ) I comprising a good dairy, drawing - moo, and two Mier moats on the ground floor, two best bed-reama, and three other sleeping room., a coach-house, and two-stall stable, with sleeping room, an excellent garden, aad good paddock, all in emnplele repair. neatly famished with every necessary, but n ithout extravagance. Tie whale, with the Lease, to be disposed of on Moderate terms, the present owner beta obliged to join tbe Army. Letters, post-paid, addressed to A. B. C. at Na. 57, Fleet street. wilt be attended to. V'CRILI and LEEDS NEW POST COAClrics A. Ries the BELL SAVAGE, LUOGAIE-HILL, every Mars* at Half-past Five o'Cleck, through JEtaraet, Hatfield, Weiwyu, Stevenage, Baldock, Hirzleswaile, F.a ton, II brim Staraford, Gresham, Coltersiorth, (frostbite, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferrybridge, and Tadcaster. Every elertion.has and will be made to rendrr this the best crinveranee on the North Road. N. B. By this conveyance Passengers and Pottle are fir warded to Edinburgh and all parts of the North of bug land. •• • Uswonsmon Cheap Travelling by the Coinmereial Op polities SA LISSYRY COACH, afternoons at Half-past three, from the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Sails ham , 16a. only ; Outaide l 0 6d, only ; and all Small Parcels 'haler ,me potted weight 6d. ugly foi carriage, and no charge fur A mitiag. Alan to Plante, through Vordingbridge,'ldiag wend, aad Witabourn, afternoon, at Half-post Three; In side Fare to Poole, 275. Outsi te 16%. 641, only, which is nearly Ws. cheaper than the Poole Mail, vs well as per-, formed nearly theism tine. No charge whatever for honking of Parcels. Cr Coach-0 Ice at theliottom of the Bell Savage Yard aw the left-hard, through the ',coed Gateway.