The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-09 00:00:00

r I MIMI - -.-.- . ktrb No 1155. SUBSCRIPTION THEATRE. AN Advertisement officially signed by Mr. Peake, as Treasurer of Drury -lone Theatre. baying ap peared in the Public Papers, of Monday last, in which the mmives and intention' of the promoters of the Subscription Theatre are most illiberally arraigned, the Committee feel theinselves celled upon to reply. The proposition wassehmit ted to the Public, neither in "hasty nilsconception nor inten tional debt-inn:" still less is it " an unfeeling and dishottest attempt" to violate any property, which, whether in a state of prosperity or distress, taev consider equally sacred. The plan for ' , lidding a third Theatre in this hletropolis did not orizinato in the unformnate catastrophe which ha. hef.ttlen Diers-lane. They, in common with others, de. plore the calamity of the late fire (certain)y not the only cala utitv which has oppres,ed the Proprietors); and if.the mea sures are stow completed which wilt ensure the rebuilding of that Theatre. *bey e:tn have no other sensation than thin of satisfaetion; feeling. as they do, no sentiment of hostility or wish of injtuitim rivoishlp agaito that unfortunate Camera. But when they see an &bend Advertisement issued krl . world. inelimilieg that the project is supported by a list it 4 ' Satirised *lnscribers." iellotice to themselves they *hot. publicly stow, that the Prospectus of the proposed Plan, ale she Dials It* Salessiiroltawissarg ha* apamet.as day. 11w is hole ,at regulred wa. i%l by the sabilk eflor,cl4 , . It nosy a!ialserr not he improper tottalren the concluding part of fiat Advertisement. whirls eatioutert, a power and deign in the Prop: item of Drury-lane to erect a third Theatre on a dormant Patent, if a third.Theatre s'eould bo wanted. Thi, assertion, if not " a hasty mistier ceptioil," must eel taint v be" an iatentionnl delosioa," as will be manifest from the fiillowieg short entement :—VC e towler stand, that. when it was in ~temptation to pall down Old Dory, and rebuild the late Theatre, ns the Company olio then pitying on a Patent that had not many years toter, in order to induce the Public to subscribe for the erection of the New Titentre, it. became necessary to obtain a more perne:tneta tenure than is temporary patent; ;m a as Ilr. Harris then had !via; dormant what was considered to be a Patent in fee, that Pate n t woe' purchased with some of the (nod raised fur bidding New 'Drury. tt heti that temporary P atent 6 1,m rspire, the comp:uty must then play nu %bat they call the " Detente l'ateta annexed to that Them awl therefore cannot be " put in action" for the erection of Ft third Taealre. But admitting that the Executive Power has grassed three coexistent Patents, sorely the ) were invent to give the Psblie the benefit of three Theatres, and It was therefore defeating that object to -offer oue The:we by a monopoly of two Patents to eatitneish tie third.— The Public/wing thus ranted from deception our this point. may be a....ered shut an appeal %la be made to the justice of Parliament, and the Committee teel th:* inawi .anguioe hope of .access, 'because they are warody supported by a liberal people, and are to have the merits of nett appeal discussed by an conitable Government. By Order of the Cormnitter, Nov. P., 181 1 9. F!tY, Solicitor. Maihipl ft' Faulk Night of A LZIRA, wbieh contiouiug to be re ceived with eaththiastic applause, will be repented ever) Elwin this Week. OLYMPIC PAVILION, N I:WCASTLL-STREET, STRAND. Establithed by AUTHORITY of the LORI) CHAM BERLAIN. rHIS EVENING, vth, Friday, 10th, and Sam ' day Ilth a? November, will be presented, for the Fotrits That, a New Serb-Comic Spectacle, inter opened with characteristic Dances apprapriate Comhats Chartiases and Action ; with New Secerry, Music, Dret,es, and Decorai ions, called ALL I R A ; or, The A lAerine Corsair. Toe liriuripa.l Calaracters by Mc. Crressusaa, Mr. lolorina e. Pearce , Mr. Kartittir alit Mrs. Parker, (their lth appearance.) After whirl', 'Horsemanship in all its branches, particularly by Mr. Smith and tuna; Saunders, with the latter's manoeuvres en the TIGHT ROPE. The whole to cowhide, with (pntitively for the last three nights.) The Comic Hark-Tim:id,- of Th:• DEVIL in a IiOTTLX. Door+ opened at half-past tier n'clock, begin at half-past six, precise) ;.—Half price at hair-pa=t eight. Equestrian Tahiti's by elle Masters, from Ten till T:ir:e o'clock. THE JUBILEE HEAU-DRESS t or, A. ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR. No. 119, Bisitopsgate-street. THE 'definition with which the F.ishionifbia World have viewed RO4S's New luvention, nod the repotati•to which hat univi-Nally attended hit Onwsneidal P..odoelloas, pre-eminesetly dhitingnith him above all coat petition. By twenty !wan studious application to the Principles of Profeoino, be Ms at length been enabled to int-oduce to the Pettit. owls of the al ettraordinary Discoveries in the System of Wignaudiag. thnt ?autumn imagination could sug gest, and uhich hare obtaiocd apiis•llation of ROSS', 11/tADS of HAM. _ . Art hrre nu.: to the moat p:rfect •,e:nblance iif Nalnre ; the saperSers of the Skin, and etanplesiorial .1 sirs of thr He'd are mart mttnnis' , "•:4ly irritated. niat appear al the grntsisd-work and hate up.., which the iinir < li (.41. l;• ^ry pls. - dole is io admirably coehtructeLl Ral to admit the most utionte exassi:: :lion, without Cie pinmibility of a disro very ; u'-•d the ‘sholt 4 s‘Ntem h so ezettisitely tarot. a 4 to cwohnw useful ronifinl as d riepince of task. with the most h. pp, appearances of Nato". tb 131061 reastkaiale Inrianti or I he - WARS WITH BONAPARTE. Leaden I Printed and published by J. Stratford, No. 112, ; and sold by all Booksellers and News.earriers in the United Kipp:lota. THE CELEB:ZATED ANTI-IMPEficiPri4, OR SOLOMON'S onae, NF:VER.FAILING Cure fur the Scurry, Xt. Leprosy, an Insi,dieles Diseiic, and all such Disorders as otiOnate to I:3o , :.ritv of VW!! Blood. Prepared by Dr. SOLO:sies. Gilead How, near Liverpool. lßov e rn nt-becurity agai tat Counterfeits. None are tienu:.re, nithent having " Scut. Solontem, Li terpool," engrored iu the Stamp, to imitate which is Felony; and Tea Paands Penalty,•for every Bottle wild without a Stamp lo be paid on conviction, under Act of Parliament, the 4tl ties,. ch. 16. before any Justice of the Pe.ice. Price II•ef-a-filainea a Bottle; nr, the quantity of Foul in one Fatuity Bottle, far Thins-three !Vino*, on a hick Nine Shilliags are saved, ineiteling also the Duty, with ample Di rections. Solo by all Vendee of Patent Medicines in the United Liagansp. ir:inin may be had, that Renovating Medicine, SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, a so wereign Remedy for Mental and Bodily Decay, old Coughs, Consumption. &e. Prier 13s. 6d and 335. a Bottle. His celebrated ABS rERGENT LOTION. for Beautify-' ing the Coin lesion , and removing all Disea s es of the Fate and Skin. Price is. 6d. a Solna.. Likewise his GUIDE TO HEALTH. Price 3s. Acid a TREATISE on the PROPERTIES aid EFFECfd of 110 T aid COLD BATHING. Price It. 6d. e t. plan of treahneat, rtiertunlly a. permannoty Mired; with sust the patient sudbring Pans and alit nling he su-rehage wlrlrh csarnaly outlaws the application of the lu oar caustic. i he rourse of latest, sears exclusive practice igth,l7artrapolls,smeseroits earn of Strictures have been itud *re daily trader their care, the total eradication of sittenare erected by a safe, certain, mut cum:joint mode of practice, superior tsncuy ritilter yeraddiited: Tile weakness, relaxa tion, and debility proceeding from this complaint, are spee dily re;soMed, and the patient restored to sound ;ma vigorseaC health. But is here the debility has for leJr.s eaiiterl; A pr o . par perseverance in their rertoratisir rziuelies, after Stric ture has been destroyed, is tuit. - ,peusably requisite to revive the slumbering sparlisof Life, and to re-a:ma:de the Consti tution. Seseral Nos! cues pad GaNTLEMEN of the first respect ability, have been under the care of Moors. CURRIE and CO. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Stric tures, &c. ; rind having received p radical and permanent Cure, particularly requested that refereuces might be insole to theca, as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. CUltitlE and CO's plan of treatment. :Shifty lit these Gentioneo have had itrictuees from 10 to to year', mud had been nader the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside's, and other Surgeens of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by be applicatiou of the Lamar Caustk, without seems. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be elmsulted by either set with the greatest delicar , secrecy, and honour, at their home, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Mantels la the Country are requested to state the particu tars of their cue, age, and general habit of I,viii, &c. &c. enclosing a remittance for advice ;tail meditiors, when the seen will be given or test toasty part of the kincilitm. To en sure that secrecy so ementint to their andertaisitx, the post age •if letten may be added to the urethan isr medicine. 9th June, 19IM-1J7,. Hatton Oa: den. similar tort illa*, Ithiskit Witt! hereto state, they have all off them Invariably received the tame happy ccnsiil moo with t0 .,... ( qt; which 1 shall be ready.to restify to ati . . wars domes to favour me with a cati fur that purpo.e. . ton. Sir ' )(our humble Rerene.l, April 17, 1809. JAMEiknOARE, At the Jack of Newbu.l, Odra ell -street. LVlri. Mr. Guest, Chymist, Ni'. t.l, Great Survey-street, Black friar, -road. Sta—For many years previon: to my knowing you, I was subject to repeated and severe attacks of axit, wh;ch visited one regularly twice, and some:tints thrice in a year, feelers's ly confining me to my bed eight or aloe weeks, for which I tried every Medicine and Aledical Man that was recommend ed, but without gaining one Fin ;le advantage. In the smooth 'of March, 18W, I had been nader the care of a very alai- Mate friend, from whose abi!ities and kind professions I es perted a great deal, but after a loog period passed in pain and misery, findiag on change or amendment, 1 resolvea 4u atterwling to the advice of a friend, and to tr, lLe tioeu,,,,i„ ti Medicines, fir which purpose I managed w illf cunsiderable difficulty to get to your house on crutches. After the Medi cines hail been used for about an hour, I was rovnpletelv free from pain, and walked h pleasantly, without the aid of my crutches. 1 coutinued to use the nardteioes a few days, and was quite well ; since which (late I have not bad o ur at tack to confine me, though I have often felt it about ate but I can alsvaAs do away any of lent+e symptoms, by taking some sal your Pills, which lam never without. Tbi.y never fail to prove a mite prevent dive, and seem igo renovate the system by a returning appetite and cheerful law, &C. WILLI 'int 1it)1;115, April 17, 1609. .• • Orange Mt reliant, Met Market. L.L .at. To es Cc.nlintied.l. . 3 7- , • -, .N• . ' .%. • c • • I '11 . 14 ;. 9 • 'i.•. . . . i . .4-4 • •., , • . -... -' , „-et., -• 7, --, .. r t,,/ 4 : 1 , '„: 0 - , it : , . (.: .. ...... .. • . • .. . . • - e . • .0- ~.- , . .., . I . •-, a r , . •,, . ,#' . 4.. N 4 ".4. •t s • , , • .1-r.: !---. --- .. t• ..-. ~..--..,.. . • ..._-‘ 7., •aw, 4 • • o.l' • ` ss. lee • . P -re ease e s t . .. 4,, ► . , • . . se ' : :, 1,:. • ;la re" , ..." IX 7 i -. • -i. - .e ' V <-7 7 1 , ' -•-• -._' -, ::. ....A. 6, --taro . .w A. • 7 A --- -r • " • ..0\ 1 . , , . 9 ' •-• • . - %W.. . 5 .. ... . r' ' at . s. ' , • . - • . V ~ ea ~.s- • . , - : • assei s7eilt e ea r et,e : Y ye, ' • . e • ... • in '• 4*, - eeleee. iet •O e . ' .. . e el j.; ,„_ ~ k" 4 ipt , • , . . - • . , -•,.. . j .` \ t an . , r: • .• . 4 . t _ . ...; • st: . • . ....., . ... •• . • . , . . . . .6; fe is , • 1 - '''- r. -i _ . • . 6, . *1• • . . , e 6 .— . • TRURSII4I NOVEMBER - 9, 1809. 9 . . ..- se • \L - avet s PRICE 84n. e . ~ ._ _..._._________,, --, am•-----jbff• . . MRS. SIDI)ONS. • LYING-IN CHARITY, • THE following ere some of the Cases taken t' In the Press, and speedily will be publeattel, For DELIVERING POOR MARRIED WOMEN a t . tile Patronage THEIR Ct s W il ei ttite l i.. HABITATIONS, A LEI7EII..to. that LADY from Mrs. GA. u rev-street, Illackfriar's-rned. which we shall continue to in- sert every Monday and Thursday, until the whole arc come . (late Miss Gough), Price sa. image of their Royal /lightener, the PRINCE ;skied. r la " Foul•deeds will rise, &c. Ike." . - and poloctss or W A LES. N SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, the Remarkable Cures performed by the me of the feiesionian A Narrative of Circumstantial Facts, including Anecdotes, ini Medicines, ezemplifiedin the following autbentic Cases: kr. he. of Mrs. SIDDONS's life, for the last Seven Years, ler 12th instant. a 'SERMON will be preached for the with several of bee Letters. RENEFIrof this Ilistitution, in the Parish Church of et. CASE LIV. -Printed for the Authoress ' and Soli by M. Jones, No. 5, Botolph, Bishopsgate, by Mrs. Turner, No. 9, Commerce-row, Great Surrey '- street, , Newgisse-stern; and to be had of all Booksellers In the The Rev. WILLIAM HARRISON. M. A. Black friararoad. United Kiegdene Morning P reac h e r of the saitt Church, and Chaplain of St. _ •Had been many years subject to pleuritic pails hi the side, Savloar, estathwark. the attacks of which were sometimes recessively violent • MR. BARLOW'S COLUMBIAD. Pievers will beeio.at Eleven o'clock.• and alarming. Some time in the mon th of Jure, 179 e, I This day was published, in an skeane Volume. Royal Oc- Subscriptions to this ('barley will be received rot the ves- w „ e ,k„ ~, try of the Church ;by Mr. Charles Stuart. Treasurer, No. t han Natal and had a great distaste of tavb, price Fifteen Shillings, in Boards, bl on d every coughed ; on this occas . ion 4 bed tee " ad- . . rile COLUMBIAD: a Poem , in TEN h' , Gseat T"weleiteeet ; te• the See:rein/3e Mr. W . S. Hall, vice of several of the mem eminent Plerticiam formeerly BOOKS. No. 1, Mount-row. near Islington Turnpike ; mid by Mr. 5 .,.. George (loot, the Collector, at the Charity's Oiler, No. e, time 7 '5 , i ; ,: a ! d e , f a iwilg eee k e i s e a o a rt s a t, l e it e t i l l e eri t er s e e at etbeemeadaftsaer that yyas • e By JOEL BARLOW, Esq. •Cock-eoud, Ludy me-bilk of whom buoks, givisg a parts - The Subject/ of this Poem are the Discovery, Conquest, er e e , account thereof , tuft lie had. attached ... tests-rely that I could net la, dime in m v bed • • Settleasem. and Revolution of America; and it has been re- — i e. ... ' fur tell , urreisive itiefits ; whei, Mr. Gue.es Medlcioes beteg _ • .roar Thriumed 'arid Seventy-sit Womee were deli- printed in London, in consequence of the - high Opinion es- vered rd by t his Charily, in the &arse or thea—eses.recommeistied to me, I sent forsook. end after teeing the i ' tressed of its transeesdam Merits by some eminent English va so f ne ists end Steely T since 11l first tog a• Yeller ; and up- Pills actor/line to hiediritetions. I hall the keen rubbed to • e for_ebent belean hyur. when 4 fressideetepelo imailassamme-easereasies l Graf and oftr I Pleasure which was afforded to . • . .. ...., . . _ . „ le . priest, in lir •44 , nilz. - -- ed; and ne Cie Seeirmi epolkeseon I was perfertly well; • eare e ~ - „ ... e t. - ' - ... ..e - • • " 4 ". eemute Sees . slate e tech erne 1 have trot it any return of the emiplatut, k &TRIM Asti Pil iLtdPs, Laidig rill fa ' as witness my hand this 11th stay of April, lie*. Ind of ' I llookselle're. it EW EDITION es BLAIR'S EfftILISH GRAhtMAR. - H. TURNER. 4 i_ • - ? VHF 'SCIIOOI.III AS'IILPItS and GOYERa. , . MUNERVA-OFFICE, LEAIWNHALL-STREET. _IL NeSSES re respectfutly informed; theta new and re- • e C ASE I,V. e ; - t This day was published. wised Edition was this day puMishatof MR.ELA I R'S NEW In I Yoh. lease. Price 90s. sewed. GRAMMAR, w hi c h *tastes wiliest tee single Book• the sine To Kr. Gime Chyme!, Noel), Great Serrey-street, Black. •, , • ' SA iti t! s s' o ASSlN of ST. GLENROY; or, P its de F.: prisi t ti , on cien uf cn the PE t :itlilll ß LAtil s of Gi f t . .A el k el A It and. . friars raids TllTEhe . Sta--Having been eared hy sou, after n Kre . a . t man i, M . •.. Printed for A. Life file/f :AN ' i i i7stl Aar P . R. el by all tient to perfect the Stiel w ea l t in ibis Hew . b ofoKnowiledmitli- .dical Grntlemt'n had give' me over, as ie a -tate that would The retail price is half-a-cronn and it may be had in mot admit of such an event : beim, as City the sight, in a Booksellers. Where may be bad, just putiltehed. quautities of all Booksellers, wsh ;he full allowance. , very advanced stage of carmenpeon, I feel myself lonise' 41 ' gristitnde to yen, and for the good of oteers, to give a true, • . VANCENZA, by Mrs. Robins o n, new edition, 2 vols. le " Kke e F l ee• is "W. price Se sewed. . statement of ins case front filet irst. - I was wised almost smith-tilt wish viotat pain in my side, • . MAN AS HE IS NOT ; or. Heim. ion third Edition, BREWERY, BALD WINII-GARDEN S. across my loins, and in my chest, attended e'er such a dab- se vols. 12s. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, culty •of breathing, I cote(' hardly roos • aliJl:t. I of re- • taIIeMBER . OF DF.ATII ; or, The Fate of Rosario, by . t Be i tzrs. SNOW awl SCRIVENB, on the Premises, on commodes! to the noires Disperenre. and coosniu ..d to it- Orlando, e vols. 9s. FALLEN MINISTER, and other 'ELLES, From the ' key the 21s 1 Insta n t an d foll o wing D a) s eet t Et e e en tend for tetersil months, but growing worse I era- reduced to .. ; German of Spiess, 2 vole. Lae se ' eCleek• the . neeessitl of getting admitted into ta• pew-hoer- et' St. i 1 f i rifir. V a l ua ble 1 Saviour's, Soul:mark, and put under the care of the perish GUISCAIt le; or, The Mysterious Accusation, fly Moray LEASE, PLANT,' STOCK, 4 ll and UTENSILS of the SUN BItEWHOUSE, he ettentied me (moan in • •teginstieg of N (seemlier, i 'Vere, 9. vols. 10s. 11A I.D W I N 'S -G ARDEN h, G ItA Y'S INN-LANE, COM-. 1 an i ' s ;, u fi nl iM b i ll , rt , h i ' w f a r ro • t w t he , - y 4 , 1 : g bt ival , h. r . e . duCed iPh"n in tii" ,tre i n; a n s . SINCLAIR, by Mrs. Pilkingem, 4 vol., '2os.i surgessn, w . peeing spacious Tan Rooms. large Shore House% eireeileut i e" . and sits tee addition or a sere levihiesonie rough sue rent- . A Sneed) Folio Edition of Van4tit Malt and lin ° Inns ' CAwi l ic ' e g e ' and Sta b li n g' two slam stitches in inc breast, which yt aimed almost toses 'sway Cauating Houses, large Dwelling in perfr. t repair, replete Ti IMPERIAL HISTORY OP ENGLAND, with every . convenicece, !Mid R Tenement adjoining. ' i my breath. After iakieff year Pale, :and usim. +be letios Ir '" about half an hour, I was quite free from pain, and could Containing a full and copious Aeashnt of nil the Events rel.. ' Peale astaiseingoof two t sippers of 33 barrels each; a Mash. tire to toe tote t o ts meeireat Brit tin, ereso th e s is eeee a,„ ; 1 fun to wet 2 3 quarters; Liquor-back, Coolers ? sad V/ urk- ' breathe • a awe than at fortnight, I felt quite well, atid a.' less tam a mends I a of ass present Majesty, to the Einietb.oe Jubilee. Year, o f in c e. Ti t s of proportionate iiiiumeinte; two Engines, a Hone- a ble to leave the poor-hoax and go to work.—As wit- lie Reign, with a minute detail , of the Oceurreoces result- , wheel. Malt Mel, ete. At% The Stock comprises several i big from the Fretich Itevolutioo. and the CAMPAIGNS of hendred dome' il . prime Bottled Ales, base of flops, several mess M ) hand this l'ith day of April. IRt9. JOSEPH CROWiI URST. i Rolf &PARTE. hundred Casks. in Firkins, Kilderkins, Half Hogsheads, Bar- • i This Day was pableked, pnets only Si tapence, rels, and Puncheons. three Drays, Horses, and Harness. The Public ate natured there will be MI reserve, as the CASE LVI. i Decorated with an Emblematical Frontispiece, from an ors- 1 ginal 'ermines, by the isigettions Mr. elwatts, and m a Sale is in pursuance of an order of the Court of haucery, Of the Oountess Dowager. graved iu a masterly style by Horwoon, stated the 18th day of July, 1809. May be viewed three deys preceding the Sale, and Cate- Lady had been upwards of VO years subleet to . ' 'slues had on the Premis e ' s .. a usd o f M es s rs . Sno w and Strivers, creepine about the whole frame, which ultimately '? NUMBER I. The succeeding Numbers to be oindinned weekly, of rENHE IMPERIAL HISTORY of 'ENG: N " - g, earl-street, Blackfriain • . flied merieparilcularly in •the head said stomach, attended with distressing pains. which were not te be palliated eves R. LAND, accurately and concise,* compiled 'teens the e with opium ; and the termites was so ireah attecteiethat she Rest Authorities ; recording the Revolutions it bas under- TO FAMILIES FURNISHING HOUBBS. frequently spoke arse wrote very incorrectly. Several physi. gene, the Vs an in which it has bectiengaeed, its Commercial BY THE KING'S PATENT. csans who had been a long time in attendance. being uu a ne. , lasreourse, Albanses, Revenues. P.oliamentkry iii-torv, THE ECO N OMICAL DOUBLE RE_ moos io their opinions, that mitt in& more could be done. I he. is.= tee L,aeiling of Julies Caesar, to the Commeuce- TREATING REtiIATER STOVES; br, The S A PE • was sent for, and on a superficial inquiry into the case really meant of the Reigu of isia Majesty theirge *lse Third; from au A 110 Anitt Nsr Fits.—Roberts and Co. No. eti, 0 tford- thought her ladyship so near disselistion, that I sheet 1 hays which pe, mil to the nreeein tine yell in' given a full and de street, Loudon. beg leave to loform the Public , that they declined any hese ferenee, buffer the very wandcid manner in pious Relation of allehe Mnaentous 'events v hich hare six - have obtained hi. Majests's Patent for time aim; e Stoves , tiit. adised teat isapartam Sra, revalativaired the Contisseat of which they flatter themselves will be hew& on inspection , of which she cep' earkd herself, mid which I give here es. ' - b steely in her own words. Europe. and proved the (tasted .Kingdomof Great Britaheetb e u t mo st public Gille t, eeing a perfect safeguard Realest 1.,.. ea . the only Pewee re l ater. of le listing tke ansoitien of Franco. say accident that may 'hittiesn from Fire, the dreedful coa- her 'A ft pre er tenc °l44l6lllr e, " I mi ktL e ( f m il"v id she ) aii that my my Phys 9ernmill icians have eillo ,' By TIILOPIIILUS CAMDEN, Esq. sequences of which are too 'well known. These eves are to- "Ile given me over, and my offerings are such altogether, A s si s t e d by aosensuaretie t s from several eminent Political tally removed in an ens y, situple manner. by the application that I feel I cannot live long; and that Mr. Guest's repute- and Literary Gentlemen, of these Staves. They 1.-re aem a certain cure for Smok2 tints may not uteostly stater after I are gone, I request yea • . Chimnies, and a great mine of F ur l will be found b y their will have in recollection this declare:foe; fur all I can uow To be comprised io 150 Six-penny Numbers. each contain -urea' le renuti • use. They are teals nd elegant in appearance, and need only expect is a litle respite from pin d ' tl eider of ieg two sheets, closely printed, upon a beautiful New Letter, ' to be known to teetitanteiel them to public appepbaiion—tu- eat paperer the first manufacture, making two elegant Folio the short time d ! have to live." la now ordered the the of my &deer with every article in the branch of iro n mongery'. Medicines to the head, stomach, and other pars afflicted ; Villurnie. N. B. A variety of se c on d - h an d R eg i ster S toves, that have the application being continued for about au teur, in wettish -' The Embellishments from Designs of those celebrated Art- s time her ladyship was relieved from pain, an d appeased been t aken in exc h ange fur the above Patent Stoves.. • ists Smlrke, Barney, Elwin., Corbould, Beneiach. mid, greatly revived; I t isited her fi re times after this, ordering a ethers ; erg , by Mitten, Neagle , Warren, Asiker Smith, - repetition of the same process, weer, She was completely ant Bromley, Aulinet, Walker, Rhodes, Tagg, Coruer, and INDIA SHAWL WAREHOUSE. of danger; the Guestonian Medicines were perSCPt•frd it far tiovw•mist. LADIES or GEN'I'LEMEN desirous of pur- some weeks, when she . became as well as . her edvanced pe- I Likeirise Portraits of all the Monarchs who have swayed chasing curious INOLA SHAWLS, have now -In g_ rind in life would relent, nod she has cominued in nearly the y the Sceptre ut Steidle porionity of impeding the must superb Selection ever .. same state, without having been since atpicted with the salmi • TO TUB PUBLIC. fore offered for Sale. ut IV AITHMAN teed EVE RING- complaint, which is now a distance of more than six virus. It I. universally allowed that 11 merry is not only one of TON'S SII AWL, M U ell N, and LI NENWARE I 10 USE, The liberal conduct of Sir Walter Ferquhar on e ns odes- the most useful. as well as one of the most polite studies that 104, Flee(- s treet, corner ,ti N :New Bridge-street; where the) eon deserves universal praise ; a ' .1 tee wannest thanks neall can be pursued; bat it is equally certain that it affords the may ono receive the full value for Shawls . I what value the life of ten amiable W MONO ; for he, unlike the t greatest fund of real knowledge aud impmveitymt ;so that N. B. They ate n)w eitioduciag a variety of new and generality of professional men (wen would rather sacrifice \ for a native of the Country to be ignorant of the HISTORY elegant British eeawls, copied from the most approved In- the life of a 'Wiese than admit of auy reams's , but their own) of the dia designs, welch ate to be had at their lipase ear laavely. absolutely advisee my ca being sent fr, nesaly esinfessiag tie UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN, • I would, in the present lay, reader him tnt:ally utemalified for A CHALLENGE. - lion. Lady, whose ease I !Live here deteilel, has bee n i n 1 i. public employment, or for central colversation. complinner with her own particular request ; elite have her 1 Noconiary in tins Worel has experienced greater vicissi- e tirESSILS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, fats express authority to refer auy nor to her for - further iorru l oa- 1 tudes and changes teen that which we inhabit t and no one MIT I. in his Majesty's service, chancier- the w lime w e dd time which I sis ill lie remit nt tall times to do, te any ep e e- , posseeses n greater claim to the labours of the Historian. to prove a single fiesta:we where their Medicine Mkt Metosel cation, ember personally or by letter (post-paid.) • The events which have taken place during the last Fifty of Cure base failed of the desired effect. The practice of I am, ace. Years, have rendered the compositisu of a new History of many year's in this particular Israiwli of t h eir pretession, bus - B kitNETT GUEST. • ; this Country more necessary than ever; for whoever casts n oat given rise to one siseuccessful Case. t Mr . Guest, N 0.9, Grent Surrey-street, Bleckfrinee-rued. retrospective eye overthe trans-tete-ins of the present Reign , a They anemic to direct their Medea to the treatment and will readily acisitowleil e se that it is pregnant with cat-urn-1 cure of Vellereal Complaints, and that Denumement of the CASE LVII: • / • stances of such inagnitusie :is many feel to render it am impor- I System, which is the earseqeence of tee peeler-suits and waste- To Mr. B. Guest, Citymist, No. 9. Great Surrey-street, taut epoch in the Annals of Englieh I iistory. ful elects of a habit lu n g and most unhappily pur.ued . by the Blackfeare road. :4 The Nilo% ing Enerayings, executed he the most eminent youth of both scree In the one it will he tumid td be the s lArties.ure in a state of forwardness, aailwill he presented at unfailing source of barn-opera ; the other have its ravages le. an e a t r e tu — na l t n e j y netitatoeoz, m a:d a re i r the good of those whii may i i I tin early period of the Work : tally developed to then li) a digressing slate of ,ability , f I. h ive t he el tel .. I have tan the ... 1 Tne Death of Sir Joan MOOR C, at the Battle of Co- which, if not lintels remedied, termisiuses in imenteixe. Thee. betty to send you an account of my illness, ani tne cure you i ' • MINNA. I are its remote and ultimate effects, wbik Ceueerpitana L au SO speedily effected. Same time is the sprites Of 1(102, 1 had TheAnctristat 6CH taLES of Austria rails ing his Troops of Muscular Power, an d N various ervous Coniel o ints, nam m f . .., e ) a mot violent Rheumatic Fever , attended with constant e x . , t at the Battle of Asenne a. characterize the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per- cruel itieg pain, mid by which I entirely lost the u s e of both ili The Death of Lotto Nsesoti, at the Victory of Tait- see , e mel ea l i ne au s eet b e di sor d ers i ses et eu t to set a a h a w, my arms, irnomuce that I could rot move myself in m y b e d PA LGA R. their treatment is simple, :told tax= never primed sinsu r ces s ful without assistence. and could get no ease day or night; in this A striking Likeness, superlatively engraved by . Ilnporned, in time treatment 4810%, laborinosoto mau d much eetled erne. way 'ewes taking Medicines under the directions of a pb ei g e I • e of his present Majesty ficoaea the THIRD, iti the I if- tree. In the most obstinate and complicated CAM of Vents- clan, mu my apothecary , more than a month, without gain- i VIETH (or Jeli eve Year of his Reign. - n•al Infection, such as Olete.tetionts in the Urethra, Spuney lug the least relief. I now applied to enu, and in hair en 1 The Death of Sir RALPH Aseacaoldrue at the Batik !sten-se-ewes. Hard Teinnere, Callous Ulcers, Eruptiosee ea. hour after inking Your Eels, and 'mene. the Loa.° well t 1 a of ALEXANDRIA, mina' Weaknesb, (ileel., .as nis.t rultheil in, I sins quite free from pain, and in s ix applieetions ; Every Abe-mate Number will he embellished with a MRS-. S I'RICTURES. l or the !POW sort I was quite well, and hate remained us e....e since. Having sent a treat nenthrr of my freemen and ee- trey Enereving, descriptive of the musa . prune eat arisen]. Whether recent or , of long duration, and which have lean e d 1 goalie •es to undergo the same d i scipline f similar j Of tom- .,ialicri in the vurinus Reigns, and particularly delineating 1 the skill of oilier' rectitioners, ..., by thew present Improved • _ ...ea.. _a_. , se. _ I __ea__ e_ __ e ... plaints. I t hink it richt hereto state. they hare nII ar .1.---.. - • TO BUILDERS, &c. WO BE on Enit.ling Leases, by theNVot. .41prott t•iropaay of IRON MONGI at a General Quarterly Coin. to be beW at I roonsoncers' 11411, k exhort-le veret, es Teorkloy the 28th or November invtaot, at Twelve oClurk precisely, a large ?IECI of t: ItOUN Di for the erectiot. of a N Uhl% to contain of Houses of the Third Rate, to ewntuntitieate with Irtiritiouger-reW sad 0:41- street-square, near ttld-street, 1...a:t00. 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